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[DWeigs]

So as im walking out of school today i see this kid minding his own walking across the street. All of a sudden a cop pulls up asks for his ID and gives a J Walking ticket. This was after school. Do u know how many people J Walk across the street after school. Talk about some Bull from the Grand Forks Police.

[Big-D]

i would have riped up the ticket right in front of him.

[cavalier_babe]

agreed... I would rip it into a bunch of pieces and throw it in his face and walk away hahaha, jk, but it would be pretty funny to do that. cause thats bull, there are SO many people that j walk period, no matter where it is

[pin]

:rolleyes: Idiotic respones, all of them. Doing it en masse does not mean it's legal, it just means a lot of people break the law.

[legacy-user-544]

...more bitching about stupid shit....

[darkelvis]

Cry a little more. The person broke the law and was fined for it, where is the problem?

[PSiedTSi]

id prolly laugh more than anything

[MisterCMK]

Are you just pissy because they are enforcing the rules? Thats right, the rules apply to everyone.

[torbs]

i say the police get rich off j walkers...not ricers...or thats what they should do

[Parker]

and this is why i never post anything under "run your mouth".... someone starts a new thread about something. .. and gets riped on for it....

[Big-D]

I think its funy because when have you ever heard of someone getting a J-walking ticket...besides this one

[Sweet-WRX-Lovin]

Wonder if they have quotas for citations up there too. Maybe it was crunch time and the po po was getting desperate. Seriously though, that's pretty weak.

[HandoEX]

A warning sounds more appropriate for jay walking. I wonder what the ticket was $$ wise?

[MisterCMK]

We don't know the details of the situation, the kid probably cocked off to the officer, and then got a ticket, which he fully deserved.

[darkelvis]

Ok, sorry about ripping on this guy, but I'll say straight out. I'm willing to bet that this was in front of Central High School. People DO jay walk there all the time (and almost get hit by cars, and almost cause car accidents), and when I was a freshman there (in 97) they started enforcing it. Maybe that is why I was rude about it. I saw people getting cited for it ALL the time from 97 on.

[DWeigs]

Ya Somebody got hit last year and she still cant walk. But i dont understand doing it for one person when there is about 100 to 200 people who walk across the street like that.

[Turbo5Oh]

im chiming in a little late but jesus fucking christ! what everyones problem? did somebody get picked on a lot as kid or something? next time u hit the button to post a reply just take a second and look what your typing and you will see how fucking re-god-damn-tarded you look writing it!

[24valvenotak]

MisterCMK wrote:
Are you just pissy because they are enforcing the rules? Thats right, the rules apply to everyone.

HOLY SHIT YOU MEAN YOU SHOULD GET A TICKET FOR A LOUD CAR TOO? HYPOCRIT.

[darkelvis]

96Talon wrote:
Ya Somebody got hit last year and she still cant walk. But i dont understand doing it for one person when there is about 100 to 200 people who walk across the street like that.

So then if someone got hit while doing it and people are STILL doing it, then why shouldn't the cops try to stop it?

The reason why they can't ticket 100 to 200 people at a time is because there aren't 100 to 200 cops there to inforce it at all times. So when small groups or lone people do it they ticket that person. It isn't that the cop specifically singled out that person for any reason, it is because the person was (I'm assuming) alone and the cop was making an example out of them.

[MisterCMK]

92BlackTT wrote:
HOLY SHIT YOU MEAN YOU SHOULD GET A TICKET FOR A LOUD CAR TOO? HYPOCRIT.
Hey dumbass, if you read my posts, I have been saying that people who drive like jackasses and get on it so their car gets loud deserve to get their tickets.