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As a cop in AZ for 18-years now, I think this story is BS. First, you can't ticket a family member for something their relative did a week earlier (littering). Secondly, there was no criminal intent to litter, so it's not littering. Third, it's not evidence after it's been left on the side of the road UNGUARDED for a week. Stories like this get exaggerated all the time, making the cops look like total &*^%$.
It also disturbs me that at least two of you think a cop with an attitude--writing a ticket against your wishes-- is a reason he may get shot. I can only hope the cop is the victor in the ensuing gunfight. You fight it in court, and call the Internal Affairs office (for proceedural and/or behavioral issues) if it was totally unjustified.
I'm glad Jason and family walked away from this accident.
Scott
TRAMPLINEMAN said:The DPS officers along I-40 in AZ are completely amazing. Earlier this year, two guys I work with were killed in a car accident just to the west of Two Guns. Truck veared off the highway and rolled about 200 yards. About a week after the accident one of the families when to see the crash site. While there, a DPS officer pulled over and asked what they were doing. After he received their story, he wrote them a ticket for littering(because of the mess from the crash) and tampering with evidence(for picking up some of their sons belongings). Can you believe these a-holes?
Like 231jasonS said, it's reasons like this cops get shot.
As a cop in AZ for 18-years now, I think this story is BS. First, you can't ticket a family member for something their relative did a week earlier (littering). Secondly, there was no criminal intent to litter, so it's not littering. Third, it's not evidence after it's been left on the side of the road UNGUARDED for a week. Stories like this get exaggerated all the time, making the cops look like total &*^%$.
It also disturbs me that at least two of you think a cop with an attitude--writing a ticket against your wishes-- is a reason he may get shot. I can only hope the cop is the victor in the ensuing gunfight. You fight it in court, and call the Internal Affairs office (for proceedural and/or behavioral issues) if it was totally unjustified.
I'm glad Jason and family walked away from this accident.
Scott