Stealth cops 3/22/14 (Houston, San Antonio, Anton: most dangerous, legal, safety)

[majormadmax]

Originally Posted by smuboy86

Just saw two stealth cop cars on 410 from broadway to San Pedro. A SUV and a camaro.

You do realize that by the time you post this, most likely the enforcement effort is over and the officers have moved on to something else; but if you're so incline to worry about getting caught instead of doing the mature thing and simply obeying the speed limit, and feel you have to undermine efforts to make our streets safer, then whatever makes you feel better.

Just make sure to remember that smug feeling of satisfaction you have for doing this when you do get caught speeding, because the officer that is writing your citation is probably feeling it as well!

[rynetwo]

Originally Posted by majormadmax

You do realize that by the time you post this, most likely the enforcement effort is over and the officers have moved on to something else; but if you're so incline to worry about getting caught instead of doing the mature thing and simply obeying the speed limit, and feel you have to undermine efforts to make our streets safer, then whatever makes you feel better.

Just make sure to remember that smug feeling of satisfaction you have for doing this when you do get caught speeding, because the officer that is writing your citation is probably feeling it as well!

I'm not sure of that. The one officer that works 410 and Ingram is at the same curve all day long.

[Azure110]

Originally Posted by rynetwo

I'm not sure of that. The one officer that works 410 and Ingram is at the same curve all day long.

Yeah I know who you are talking about. He is always there. Probably because it is like shooting fish in a barrel.

[zhugeliang1]

I'm not sure of that. The one officer that works 410 and Ingram is at the
same curve all day long.

Lonely days for that lone cop indeed. I rarely ever go on 410 anyway...crazy out there.

[smuboy86]

Originally Posted by majormadmax

You do realize that by the time you post this, most likely the enforcement effort is over and the officers have moved on to something else; but if you're so incline to worry about getting caught instead of doing the mature thing and simply obeying the speed limit, and feel you have to undermine efforts to make our streets safer, then whatever makes you feel better.

Just make sure to remember that smug feeling of satisfaction you have for doing this when you do get caught speeding, because the officer that is writing your citation is probably feeling it as well!

Shouldn't you be praising me? If my warning gets people to slow down isn't that what speed enforcement all about? Also you are one to talk about being smug.

[wehotex]

Originally Posted by rynetwo

I'm not sure of that. The one officer that works 410 and Ingram is at the same curve all day long.

Haha. I just saw that flatfoot there the other day. He's probably not even qualified enough to be a security guard at Taco Cabana.

[Soviet]

Originally Posted by majormadmax

You do realize that by the time you post this, most likely the enforcement effort is over and the officers have moved on to something else; but if you're so incline to worry about getting caught instead of doing the mature thing and simply obeying the speed limit, and feel you have to undermine efforts to make our streets safer, then whatever makes you feel better.

Just make sure to remember that smug feeling of satisfaction you have for doing this when you do get caught speeding, because the officer that is writing your citation is probably feeling it as well!

No, we're merely posting things of this nature to ensure that money doesn't get stolen by government agents from people who are driving appropriately for the design and conditions of the road at a velocity they are comfortable with.

We aren't "undermining efforts to make our streets safer". We are undermining efforts to make our streets more dangerous (by chasing after people and clogging up space on the shoulder) and undermining efforts to steal peoples' hard-earned money.

[Soviet]

Also, smuboy, it's best to post stuff like this on Waze, with descriptions such as "White stealth Camaro headed northbound" or "SAPD Charger on the shoulder". Stuff like that.

[Zepheyr]

Originally Posted by Soviet

No, we're merely posting things of this nature to ensure that money doesn't get stolen by government agents from people who are driving appropriately for the design and conditions of the road at a velocity they are comfortable with.

We aren't "undermining efforts to make our streets safer". We are undermining efforts to make our streets more dangerous (by chasing after people and clogging up space on the shoulder) and undermining efforts to steal peoples' hard-earned money.

Riiiiiiiiight. You're SO benign and caring.

[chud]

Originally Posted by Soviet

No, we're merely posting things of this nature to ensure that money doesn't get stolen by government agents from people who are driving appropriately for the design and conditions of the road at a velocity they are comfortable with.

We aren't "undermining efforts to make our streets safer". We are undermining efforts to make our streets more dangerous (by chasing after people and clogging up space on the shoulder) and undermining efforts to steal peoples' hard-earned money.

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