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07-18-2008, 05:21 AM #11GuestTheir Sgt's should be watching what they do. If you look at policy, the most you are supposed to write to one person in a stop is one moving and one non-moving, no more. They should quit rewarding those who load people up.
Originally Posted by Anonymous
The Public knew what? Originally Posted by Anonymous
That the FHP rewards those who write 5+ cits on every traffic stop?
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07-18-2008, 05:30 AM #12GuestI thought policy allowed 1 moving and 2 non-moving? I'm sure someone will double check... Originally Posted by Anonymous
Their Sgt's should be watching what they do. If you look at policy, the most you are supposed to write to one person in a stop is one moving and one non-moving, no more. They should quit rewarding those who load people up. Originally Posted by Anonymous
The Public knew what? Originally Posted by Anonymous
That the FHP rewards those who write 5+ cits on every traffic stop?
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07-18-2008, 06:36 AM #13Guest Originally Posted by Anonymous
The Public knew what? Originally Posted by Anonymous
That the FHP rewards those who write 5+ cits on every traffic stop?
What if your spouse returned home with five citations from a deputy or one of our "save the world troopers". The shoe would be on the other foot. Write the best moving, if a lot of moving then 10-15 for reckless and call it a day!
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07-18-2008, 01:28 PM #14Guestexactly! Originally Posted by Anonymous
Their Sgt's should be watching what they do. If you look at policy, the most you are supposed to write to one person in a stop is one moving and one non-moving, no more. They should quit rewarding those who load people up. Originally Posted by Anonymous
The Public knew what? Originally Posted by Anonymous
That the FHP rewards those who write 5+ cits on every traffic stop?
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07-18-2008, 01:29 PM #15Guestyup! Originally Posted by Anonymous
Originally Posted by Anonymous
The Public knew what? Originally Posted by Anonymous
That the FHP rewards those who write 5+ cits on every traffic stop?
What if your spouse returned home with five citations from a deputy or one of our "save the world troopers". The shoe would be on the other foot. Write the best moving, if a lot of moving then 10-15 for reckless and call it a day!
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07-18-2008, 02:50 PM #16Guest
You should ride with a Highway Cop from New York for a day. You get what you deserve. If you drive a piece of junk and drive like a moron and don't have a license and vehicle is not registered the begining count is about 7tickets and we go from there.
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07-18-2008, 03:10 PM #17Senior Member
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Please tell me that FHP does NOT seriously have a policy that governs how many citations a person gets???? It's LEO's choice...1 ticket...100 tickets..
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07-18-2008, 03:28 PM #18Guestnot here! :shock: Originally Posted by dan1065cf
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