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<blockquote data-quote="WhatV8" data-source="post: 42177" data-attributes="member: 1398"><p>I can't agree with ya more on leaving the job at work and not taking it home with you. That is sage advice for any walk of life, but especially true for law enforcement and fire fighters (I have both types of folks as relatives).</p><p></p><p>As for the off-duty, the guy who must have called my plates in for someone else to run was in uniform and probably on the way in to report for duty. Like I said this happened in a small farming town that is very well known for racking up an extreme amount of revenue from a very high number of tickets (i.e.- they are bored and have the time on their hands I guess). I was listening and talking to a few teenagers in the courtroom that also received tickets from the same town. Most had tickets that ranged from 4mph over speeding tickets to squeeling tires to burned out headlights, nothing major in my mind but enough to have these teenagers in court at least once a month from their info.</p><p></p><p>What was strange is that 3 cases that came before the bench before me challenged the ticket, but no officers from this town were present, so the judge issued a continuance to the case. All I can say is, huhhh? I my past experience if the ticketing officer was not there to testify for the ticket the judge would dismiss the case and let the offender walk free. Something must have changed in the past 6 years here in Illinois or maybe it is a county specific thing? Enough rambling.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="WhatV8, post: 42177, member: 1398"] I can't agree with ya more on leaving the job at work and not taking it home with you. That is sage advice for any walk of life, but especially true for law enforcement and fire fighters (I have both types of folks as relatives). As for the off-duty, the guy who must have called my plates in for someone else to run was in uniform and probably on the way in to report for duty. Like I said this happened in a small farming town that is very well known for racking up an extreme amount of revenue from a very high number of tickets (i.e.- they are bored and have the time on their hands I guess). I was listening and talking to a few teenagers in the courtroom that also received tickets from the same town. Most had tickets that ranged from 4mph over speeding tickets to squeeling tires to burned out headlights, nothing major in my mind but enough to have these teenagers in court at least once a month from their info. What was strange is that 3 cases that came before the bench before me challenged the ticket, but no officers from this town were present, so the judge issued a continuance to the case. All I can say is, huhhh? I my past experience if the ticketing officer was not there to testify for the ticket the judge would dismiss the case and let the offender walk free. Something must have changed in the past 6 years here in Illinois or maybe it is a county specific thing? Enough rambling. [/QUOTE]
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