Tint ticket....Bah Humbug!
Originally Posted by tommym
oh...i didn't look at that. i thought it would be written on it. sorry to **** in your cornflakes.
nice ninja edit
I HATE Fair Fax County Cops! 
They have to be the most UNPROFESSIONAL A-Holes ever to be given the honor of being called "Police Officers". (And if you are an FFX County Cop and My statment offends you.... Blame your fellow officers!)
You're just a bunch of bullies with a badge that exercise your court granted freedom the write "General" Reckless Driving (46.2.852) tickets for anything and everything at your zero hearts content.
NO Honor! NO integrity! Bullies with a badge.
They have to be the most UNPROFESSIONAL A-Holes ever to be given the honor of being called "Police Officers".
(And if you are an FFX County Cop and My statment offends you.... Blame your fellow officers!) You're just a bunch of bullies with a badge that exercise your court granted freedom the write "General" Reckless Driving (46.2.852) tickets for anything and everything at your zero hearts content.
NO Honor! NO integrity! Bullies with a badge.
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Originally Posted by tommym
So I got a ticket this morning from the fine folks of FFX County. Can someone tell me how much this is going to cost?
+1 for Fairfax being ridiculous. They towed my last car because I had a prior exhaust violation and I had also lowered it. Not only towed, but took my tags, took my registration and told me I had nine days to return it to stock or I would not be able to re-register the car for an additional 6 months. How much bull**** is that?
So some may think, "What were you doing wrong?" If leaving Fairfax Town Center constitutes as illegal then I'm guilty. It's not Hotel California, I can leave whenever the hell I want. I'm sitting at the light to leave the FFX Town Center and right as the light goes green a Fairfax cop turns out to leave as well. I get half way across the street before his lights are on. I pull over, he says he pulled me over for exhaust(3" turbo, honestly wasn't loud) and then asks if the car was lowered. He returns from his car, says he's taking my tags, registration, etc and has called a tow truck. A tow truck that I had to pay for!
Officer Jenkins- Not returning phone calls until AFTER the alloted time period to force me into a smaller hole, you think you're so smart. I hope somebody at the department puts you in your place and beats you with the stick they pull out of your ***.
/rant
So some may think, "What were you doing wrong?" If leaving Fairfax Town Center constitutes as illegal then I'm guilty. It's not Hotel California, I can leave whenever the hell I want. I'm sitting at the light to leave the FFX Town Center and right as the light goes green a Fairfax cop turns out to leave as well. I get half way across the street before his lights are on. I pull over, he says he pulled me over for exhaust(3" turbo, honestly wasn't loud) and then asks if the car was lowered. He returns from his car, says he's taking my tags, registration, etc and has called a tow truck. A tow truck that I had to pay for!
Officer Jenkins- Not returning phone calls until AFTER the alloted time period to force me into a smaller hole, you think you're so smart. I hope somebody at the department puts you in your place and beats you with the stick they pull out of your ***.
/rant
Originally Posted by Nihilation
+1 for Fairfax being ridiculous. They towed my last car because I had a prior exhaust violation and I had also lowered it. Not only towed, but took my tags, took my registration and told me I had nine days to return it to stock or I would not be able to re-register the car for an additional 6 months. How much bull**** is that?
So some may think, "What were you doing wrong?" If leaving Fairfax Town Center constitutes as illegal then I'm guilty. It's not Hotel California, I can leave whenever the hell I want. I'm sitting at the light to leave the FFX Town Center and right as the light goes green a Fairfax cop turns out to leave as well. I get half way across the street before his lights are on. I pull over, he says he pulled me over for exhaust(3" turbo, honestly wasn't loud) and then asks if the car was lowered. He returns from his car, says he's taking my tags, registration, etc and has called a tow truck. A tow truck that I had to pay for!
Officer Jenkins- Not returning phone calls until AFTER the alloted time period to force me into a smaller hole, you think you're so smart. I hope somebody at the department puts you in your place and beats you with the stick they pull out of your ***.
/rant
So some may think, "What were you doing wrong?" If leaving Fairfax Town Center constitutes as illegal then I'm guilty. It's not Hotel California, I can leave whenever the hell I want. I'm sitting at the light to leave the FFX Town Center and right as the light goes green a Fairfax cop turns out to leave as well. I get half way across the street before his lights are on. I pull over, he says he pulled me over for exhaust(3" turbo, honestly wasn't loud) and then asks if the car was lowered. He returns from his car, says he's taking my tags, registration, etc and has called a tow truck. A tow truck that I had to pay for!
Officer Jenkins- Not returning phone calls until AFTER the alloted time period to force me into a smaller hole, you think you're so smart. I hope somebody at the department puts you in your place and beats you with the stick they pull out of your ***.
/rant
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Wow, I had my share of fix-tickets, like 20! I think every cop in Va. Beach knew me, everytime I got pulled it was improper exhaust, tint, no front license plate and altered suspension! I told them I wasnt going to fix it, they didnt like that too much. I'm glad my Z is registered in NC, so the hell with that front plate. Good luck!
Originally Posted by TSG-Z
Wow, I had my share of fix-tickets, like 20! I think every cop in Va. Beach knew me, everytime I got pulled it was improper exhaust, tint, no front license plate and altered suspension! I told them I wasnt going to fix it, they didnt like that too much. I'm glad my Z is registered in NC, so the hell with that front plate. Good luck!
Did you just keep paying the tickets??
Originally Posted by Havok_RLS2
I HATE Fair Fax County Cops!
They have to be the most UNPROFESSIONAL A-Holes ever to be given the honor of being called "Police Officers". (And if you are an FFX County Cop and My statment offends you.... Blame your fellow officers!)
You're just a bunch of bullies with a badge that exercise your court granted freedom the write "General" Reckless Driving (46.2.852) tickets for anything and everything at your zero hearts content.
NO Honor! NO integrity! Bullies with a badge.
They have to be the most UNPROFESSIONAL A-Holes ever to be given the honor of being called "Police Officers".
(And if you are an FFX County Cop and My statment offends you.... Blame your fellow officers!) You're just a bunch of bullies with a badge that exercise your court granted freedom the write "General" Reckless Driving (46.2.852) tickets for anything and everything at your zero hearts content.
NO Honor! NO integrity! Bullies with a badge.
this is ridiculous, is it even possible to get into an Accident and not leave skid marks. I ****ing hate this COUNTY, almost 95% of you officers are PIGS
I understand there are VERY FEW of you out there that are cool and understanding, but almost all of you abuse your authority, and like HAVOK said, you're nothing but bullies with a badge!
Last edited by FUCHAOWNAOFdaZ; Dec 22, 2006 at 08:06 AM.
Is it a repair order or a $ ticket? If its a $ ticket consider yourself pretty lucky. Otherwise you will have to remove ALL of the windows and have the vehicle re inspected and then re tinted if you chose.
Sorry for the luck man. It definitely sucks.
Sorry for the luck man. It definitely sucks.
Check this out! This is what you can be charge with at anytime by a FFX Cop at their disgression.
**Indeed, reckless driving is a serious criminal charge, but it is a catch-all offense often over-charged by police officers. Reckless driving; general rule § 46.2-852 is the most common charge for police officers. The language of the section is so broad that it can be applied under almost any circumstance. The other sections of the Code are much more specific.**
In the case of general reckless driving, the government attorney must prove that the driver (1) drove at a speed or in a manner so as to endanger life, limb, or property of another; or (2) that the driver disregarded the consequences of his actions and displayed an indifference to the safety of life, limb, or property. The action must be intentional on the part of the driver. Losing control of a vehicle because of an oil slick on the road, for instance, does not meet the level of proof required for this charge.
In Virginia, reckless driving is Class One Misdemeanor Criminal Charge, punishable by up to 12 months in jail, up to a $2,500 fine, and a possible loss of your Virginia driving privilege for up to six months. In addition, you could be arrested and have your car impounded at the discretion of the police officer for committing this offense. To save time, most officers bind you to show in court through your signature on the "summons."
FORMS OF VIRGINIA RECKLESS DRIVING:
(1) The most common form of reckless driving is speeding 20+ over the speed limit;
§ 46.2-862. Exceeding speed limit - A person shall be guilty of reckless driving who drives a motor vehicle on the highways in the Commonwealth (i) at a speed of twenty miles per hour or more in excess of the applicable maximum speed limit where the applicable speed limit is thirty miles per hour or less, (ii) at a speed of sixty miles per hour or more where the applicable maximum speed limit is thirty-five miles per hour, (iii) at a speed of twenty miles per hour or more in excess of the applicable maximum speed limits where the applicable maximum speed limit is forty miles per hour or more, or (iv) in excess of eighty miles per hour regardless of the applicable maximum speed limit).
(2) Driving in a manner generally endangering others;
§ 46.2-852. Reckless driving; general rule - Irrespective of the maximum speeds permitted by law, any person who drives a vehicle on any highway recklessly or at a speed or in a manner so as to endanger the life, limb, or property of any person shall be guilty of reckless driving;
**Indeed, reckless driving is a serious criminal charge, but it is a catch-all offense often over-charged by police officers. Reckless driving; general rule § 46.2-852 is the most common charge for police officers. The language of the section is so broad that it can be applied under almost any circumstance. The other sections of the Code are much more specific.**
In the case of general reckless driving, the government attorney must prove that the driver (1) drove at a speed or in a manner so as to endanger life, limb, or property of another; or (2) that the driver disregarded the consequences of his actions and displayed an indifference to the safety of life, limb, or property. The action must be intentional on the part of the driver. Losing control of a vehicle because of an oil slick on the road, for instance, does not meet the level of proof required for this charge.
In Virginia, reckless driving is Class One Misdemeanor Criminal Charge, punishable by up to 12 months in jail, up to a $2,500 fine, and a possible loss of your Virginia driving privilege for up to six months. In addition, you could be arrested and have your car impounded at the discretion of the police officer for committing this offense. To save time, most officers bind you to show in court through your signature on the "summons."
FORMS OF VIRGINIA RECKLESS DRIVING:
(1) The most common form of reckless driving is speeding 20+ over the speed limit;
§ 46.2-862. Exceeding speed limit - A person shall be guilty of reckless driving who drives a motor vehicle on the highways in the Commonwealth (i) at a speed of twenty miles per hour or more in excess of the applicable maximum speed limit where the applicable speed limit is thirty miles per hour or less, (ii) at a speed of sixty miles per hour or more where the applicable maximum speed limit is thirty-five miles per hour, (iii) at a speed of twenty miles per hour or more in excess of the applicable maximum speed limits where the applicable maximum speed limit is forty miles per hour or more, or (iv) in excess of eighty miles per hour regardless of the applicable maximum speed limit).
(2) Driving in a manner generally endangering others;
§ 46.2-852. Reckless driving; general rule - Irrespective of the maximum speeds permitted by law, any person who drives a vehicle on any highway recklessly or at a speed or in a manner so as to endanger the life, limb, or property of any person shall be guilty of reckless driving;