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  • 82 dollars and listed for a witness. well guess who's going 2 lie in court.

  • avatar people ^.^

  • The people look really blue

  • Oh sure, ill be a witness for you copper. "The cops lights were not on your honor, the cop is lying."

  • I just got a 51 in a 35 ticket and had to pay 110.50

  • 82 BUCKS!!! Im moving to that state!

  • @rojm Yeah, that's what I was thinking. In NY I have to pay $200 all together.

  • pretty blue tail lights

  • @dnl5649 yeah i noticed that too, weird..

  • @dnl5649 its not just the car he stopped all the other cars seem to have blue tail lights so im guessing its some wierd setting on the camera

  • @halorocks647983

    Can i be your John Watson? Seirously though, OFCOURSE its a problem with the video/camera i mean the grass is fucking purple lol.

  • That's the oldest excuse. You hit someone else's car, or you hit someone's house, or whatever....all you have to say is: "My brakes went out!" and you'll get away with it....

  • not if they do any check on the brakes!!!

  • Yeah, just come up with another lie/excuse to make sure they don't check the brakes! lol

  • true and not at the same time. If you hit something hard enouth, your brakes will be shot. Also, you can blame it on brake fade, " the pedal was stiff, than it went soft on me for a second, and thats when i plowed into the back of you officer"

  • Blue rear lights? That's illegal

  • i think its in negative....

  • the color is off on the vid. there is no red in it.

  • Heh.

    $82 for 16 over.

    I wish they were still that cheap.

    I just got done paying a $1050 dollar traffic fine.

    Oh, and the dumbass dude should have been paying attention. If his brakes really would have failed, he would have noticed, for one, and a smart person would have used thier E-brake gradually until they stopped.

    Common sense.

    EMERGENCY brake.

    Not just for sliding around sideways, after all.

  • an even sensibler person would have turned the steering wheel to avoid the police car and then use the E-brake:)

  • Lol.

    Yeah, but if he would have been watching the road in front of him, he would have had plenty of time to stop anyways with the E-brake.

    It wouldn't be smart to switch to a different lane unless he looked up and saw the cop at teh last minute...because then he would have been either in the middle of traffic, without any brakes, or flying off the road without any brakes.

    Lesson hopefully learned :watch where you're drivin, damnit!

  • i didnt mean change lane... just go a little bit to the left to avoid the police car

  • she lucky he was park far enough away that she did not get rammed

  • She is still applying make up LOL.

  • I would said fuck no after you give the ticket you went me to be witness hell no

  • agree!

  • btw he said his brakes failed...then y not change lanes and coast 2 a stop....the other lane was free

  • because ramming a parked car is clearly a more quick and effective method of stopping

  • There may have been a car next to him , can't really tell in the vid.

  • yea u can...if u notice u can see the other lane at the top left of ur screen...and he should have been breaking for a while back..it was a long straight strech and if he noticed his brakes were out why didnt he changed his lanes a while back rather then potentially killing himself

  • what if the woman says "the cops lights were off" in her statement for revenge for the ticket lol.

  • the only evidence is you tube!

  • The only testimony in any court case involving this accident taken as "evidence" will be the "officers". All citizen testimony is deemed "heresay" under British based U.S. law and deemed useless. The ONLY person to be "believed" by the court is THEIR "agent", the "officer". Its a stacked deck.

  • traffic court and court of law it totally different

  • That is true but ALL courts embrace double standards.

    In any case, is the double standard in traffic court "justice"?

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