10-19-2006, 07:21 PM
:( Hello to the local LEO community, I’m a fellow civilian working locally for a governmental federal agency in this area, I'll appreciated guys your educated opinion about what chances if any I would have in court with a traffic attorney representation regarding the below speeding ticket incident:
Driving midlane East bound I-4 near exit 7, right before the top of one of those hills so common in I-4 I decide to quickly change lane from midlane to left lane to avoid a near miss collision with 18 wheeler switching to the midlane, right after I went over the top of the hill where a trooper where, pull over right after, claiming he clock me at 81mph
16 over the limit, Im pretty sure I never went over 75 miles during the all incident, I explain to him both the fact I got to made a quick pass to avoid a collision and I never went over 75 to do this maneuver, he refuse politely any of this telling me again he clock at 81mph, my question is it possible he clock that speed in other car instead of my truck? I got the truck's tag and I will try to have him testify for me in court, Is worthy go to court for this? What about the attempt to avoid a collision? He claim he never saw the 18 wheeler doing anything , I told him of course your position does not allow any visibility beyond that hill or more than 100', he ignore everything and issue his ticket, we both were very politically correct , but I feel this trooper was a bit closed minded to accept an explanation...by the way Im a safe driver clean record Im a nicest guy to pull over, show both my hands to the aproaching officer, turning off my engine etc, Your opinions are welcome....Thank you in advance... :(
Driving midlane East bound I-4 near exit 7, right before the top of one of those hills so common in I-4 I decide to quickly change lane from midlane to left lane to avoid a near miss collision with 18 wheeler switching to the midlane, right after I went over the top of the hill where a trooper where, pull over right after, claiming he clock me at 81mph
16 over the limit, Im pretty sure I never went over 75 miles during the all incident, I explain to him both the fact I got to made a quick pass to avoid a collision and I never went over 75 to do this maneuver, he refuse politely any of this telling me again he clock at 81mph, my question is it possible he clock that speed in other car instead of my truck? I got the truck's tag and I will try to have him testify for me in court, Is worthy go to court for this? What about the attempt to avoid a collision? He claim he never saw the 18 wheeler doing anything , I told him of course your position does not allow any visibility beyond that hill or more than 100', he ignore everything and issue his ticket, we both were very politically correct , but I feel this trooper was a bit closed minded to accept an explanation...by the way Im a safe driver clean record Im a nicest guy to pull over, show both my hands to the aproaching officer, turning off my engine etc, Your opinions are welcome....Thank you in advance... :(