Radar detectors?
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Police detected my bodyshop fragrant...
undercover police pull over my car and keep asking for radar dectector...
which i really dont have one in ma car,,,
i just passed him my bodyshop stuff and that stupid policeman left in 2secs..
undercover police pull over my car and keep asking for radar dectector...
which i really dont have one in ma car,,,
i just passed him my bodyshop stuff and that stupid policeman left in 2secs..
Originally Posted by bender
Playing ******** with the cop will have you in the back of the cruiser while they tear apart your car.
If they ask you to step out of your car, do so, and then LOCK it immediately after. Cops have a lot less power than people think. They're just used to bullying people into things because most don't know their rights.
Originally Posted by IVRY PRL
Then they can watch my lawyer tear apart their life. You don't have to submit to any searches without a warrant, and without probable cause. With nothing visible, they don't have probable cause.
If they ask you to step out of your car, do so, and then LOCK it immediately after. Cops have a lot less power than people think. They're just used to bullying people into things because most don't know their rights.
If they ask you to step out of your car, do so, and then LOCK it immediately after. Cops have a lot less power than people think. They're just used to bullying people into things because most don't know their rights.
Last edited by bender; Sep 18, 2008 at 09:46 AM.
Originally Posted by bender
You've been watching too much court drama's on the tube. Your lawyer will cost more than your car is worth. Then what are you going to sue for? Emotional distress? That kind of lawsuit doesn't fly here in Canada. There are laws protecting officers against civil liability for this kind of stuff. A police officer doesn't need a warrant to search your car. If an officer has any reason to search your car, he can do so. Reasonable and probable grounds. Even if he didn't, he could make something up and you can't do squat about it. He can say he smelled drugs, seen you reach under the seat, or try to hide something. Give that kind of attitude to an officer and watch how many more cruisers show up to the scene and make your life hell.
True. Anyone in the Canadian government knows they can do whatever the **** they want. You try to sue the police force. See what happens. If you win, I'll call you "The Man" and buy you an import beer.
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I know quite a few people with detectors and they have saved a lot of money for the users. Not only the fine but the insurance hike after a few tickets.
I would like to have one that is hidden so I don't need to show it in plain sight.
I would like to have one that is hidden so I don't need to show it in plain sight.
Originally Posted by IVRY PRL
Beltronics STi Driver - Just as illegal as all the other ones, but with the added benefit of being undetectable 
The thing though is, I've read somewhere that they only use laser here, so a radar detector won't help you. I don't know if this is true or not though.
The thing though is, I've read somewhere that they only use laser here, so a radar detector won't help you. I don't know if this is true or not though.
Originally Posted by d!abolic
So is this the only detector we can use here without getting caught? Anyone have one?
The last two are custom install units that cost over 1k before installation and the the last one, the CI, has laser jammers included. They (the laser jammers)should provide decent protection on darker colored Z's.
I never knew we had such little rights here...
wow, i do want the car that came with too
by the way, in quebec it is illegal too, same of ontario, they take the detector + fees, past year it was 600$ fees and you lose your detector, the sti driver is +/-500$
so dont be too fast on the highways, the detector wont read farter if you run faster
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