Anyone Deal With Police Harassment???

[SatinSilver]

Originally Posted By: qwerty1234
I like to have a cocktail or two and tired of being bothered by the suburban police. Granted when I'm in the city they don't hassle me. However, when I venture out to the suburbs I'm frequently getting pulled over for "alleged driving violations." It's usually at 2AM closing time when I'm a bit "toasty". Are there any criminal lawyers here that can advise me? I figure I have the right to enjoy myself.


From another recent thread you created:

Originally Posted By: qwerty1234
I live in IL. I am not proud nor ashamed but I have 2 DUI's. The first one was basically a "slap on the wrist", however, the second one I paid a large amount of money. However, it wasn't just the money but the time I invested to get my license re-instated. A DUI is the crime that the law abiding citizen will most encounter. I am curious as to others experience in this awful process.


And:

Originally Posted By: qwerty1234
wolf, do you believe alcoholism is a real disease? I really just want to hear other peoples experiences with the offense. And the process they went through. Thank God, I don't drink anymore because I really didn't care about any innocent victims on the road. Kudos to you Wolf, for "sticking it" to the driver. Back in the 70's and 80's this wasn't even considered a real crime. I hate the stigma of being convicted of DUI.

 

[totegoat]

For a very long time, those of us out late at night, knew it was us, cops, and drunks driving around.

Enjoy in moderation and keep your papers handy.

 

[Eosyn]

Originally Posted By: Virtus_Probi
My sister was killed by a bus driver who was well known for having boozy breath as he drove his route, but back then that was just what "real men" did and everything was covered up. She was 6 years old.
The OPer can go straight to [censored] as far as I'm concerned, and that's coming from a Chicago native, too.


I am so sorry for your loss. it's always heartbreaking to lose a loved one, but a child. . .there are no words.

To the OP: not worth responding to.

 

[Bottom_Feeder]

Originally Posted By: zach1900
the OP can kindly F off.

Perfectly said.

 

[Hootbro]

Originally Posted By: zach1900
"Toasty", what does that even mean?


It is code for what drunks and lushes like to mean that they know the are buzzed but think they are still not too impaired to safely drive.

 

[Astro14]

Originally Posted By: satinsilver
Originally Posted By: qwerty1234
I like to have a cocktail or two and tired of being bothered by the suburban police. Granted when I'm in the city they don't hassle me. However, when I venture out to the suburbs I'm frequently getting pulled over for "alleged driving violations." It's usually at 2AM closing time when I'm a bit "toasty". Are there any criminal lawyers here that can advise me? I figure I have the right to enjoy myself.


From another recent thread you created:

Originally Posted By: qwerty1234
I live in IL. I am not proud nor ashamed but I have 2 DUI's. The first one was basically a "slap on the wrist", however, the second one I paid a large amount of money. However, it wasn't just the money but the time I invested to get my license re-instated. A DUI is the crime that the law abiding citizen will most encounter. I am curious as to others experience in this awful process.


And:

Originally Posted By: qwerty1234
wolf, do you believe alcoholism is a real disease? I really just want to hear other peoples experiences with the offense. And the process they went through. Thank God, I don't drink anymore because I really didn't care about any innocent victims on the road. Kudos to you Wolf, for "sticking it" to the driver. Back in the 70's and 80's this wasn't even considered a real crime. I hate the stigma of being convicted of DUI.



Ah...I see...

So, we've turned from admitting that we've got a problem, and regretting our past actions to blaming the police for our problems, have we?

Blame others for your failures. A recipe for certain success!

I hope you recognize your problem before your kill someone.

I'm still thinking Uber would be a great idea for you....

 

[SwampSurvivor]

I don't think I would be bragging or complaining about police harassment when driving drunk.

I did get pulled over once for this, though. It was 11PM, I was tired. Left the gym and there was an awesome lightning storm. I was driving slow and wondering around watching the lightning storm and I had also forgot to turn on the headlights because I was watching the storm.

The officer got a good chuckle out of it.

 

[HerrStig]

It's called "denial" and it ain't a river in Egypt. The guy's got a woolly mammoth in his living room and thinks it's a St. Bernard.

 

[cptbarkey]

Originally Posted By: qwerty1234
I like to have a cocktail or two and tired of being bothered by the suburban police. Granted when I'm in the city they don't hassle me. However, when I venture out to the suburbs I'm frequently getting pulled over for "alleged driving violations." It's usually at 2AM closing time when I'm a bit "toasty". Are there any criminal lawyers here that can advise me? I figure I have the right to enjoy myself.


Get off the internet you piece of trash.

 

[RoadRaceJosh]

One more on ignore!