Pulled over by OPP

**ross** · 01-07-2010, 09:17 PM

Originally Posted by macrider

Shame on you Ross, advising a 17 year old to deal in crack cocaine,
The immaturity and stupidity I see in some answers on GTAM is mind boggling.

of coarse I was just sarcastic, not advising to anybody to deal with crack
hope the kid learned the lesson, if he gets charged $5000 for the "crime" with maximum penalty shall be 5 hours of community service, that system is not fare, that most of the cops out there is brainwashed robots and not sensible humans

what year of CR250 by the way?

**thumpit** · 01-07-2010, 10:08 PM

Originally Posted by ross

of coarse I was just sarcastic, not advising to anybody to deal with crack
hope the kid learned the lesson, if he gets charged $5000 for the "crime" with maximum penalty shall be 5 hours of community service, that system is not fare, that most of the cops out there is brainwashed robots and not sensible humans

what year of CR250 by the way?

You were beyond sarcastic.

OP, don't tell him the year. He has no good intentions with that knowledge if you gave it to him.

**macrider** · 01-07-2010, 10:47 PM

Originally Posted by ross

of coarse I was just sarcastic, not advising to anybody to deal with crack
hope the kid learned the lesson, if he gets charged $5000 for the "crime" with maximum penalty shall be 5 hours of community service, that system is not fare, that most of the cops out there is brainwashed robots and not sensible humans

what year of CR250 by the way?

Hey ,its cool Ross, just need to think a little about what you want to say before you post.
17 year olds have enough to deal with in life .
Sarcasm is fine if done right.

**T.O. Rider** · 01-08-2010, 01:26 PM

Macrider are you the GTAM net nanny? ROFL If I tell the OP to eat a brick do you think he will?
Really?
People have to have common sense. Ross was obviously joking.

**Rob MacLennan** · 01-08-2010, 01:28 PM

But some 'jokes' tread a fine line with insults and things like sarcasm frequently are unclear in text.

**nomo** · 01-09-2010, 10:53 AM

I too think you need legal help . Yes your age and lack of priors will help your case but you need to be ready for the worst , so get some help b/c the up-front cost will be well worth it .

**CruisnGrrl** · 01-09-2010, 06:50 PM

Originally Posted by nomo

I too think you need legal help . Yes your age and lack of priors will help your case but you need to be ready for the worst , so get some help b/c the up-front cost will be well worth it .

its already been settled

**crankcall** · 01-09-2010, 08:26 PM

I can see both sides of the situation that led to the original charges. The officer will lay multiple charges knowing some will probably be bartered down or dismissed. Its a truth of our legal system.
The young guy would have had a list of charges as long as his leg if they were really looking to cook him. The day is long past when you'd get stared down, lectured and sent home to tell your dad what you did, and the cop would follow up with your dad at the legion to be sure you told the story.

I feel police could be working on real criminals , doing very bad things, but the police also get pressured by citizens to crack down on bikes/atv's/snowmachines with no ins/plates. Some citizens feel this is important work.

I'm glad for the OP, he has a fine to remind him what he did was wrong but hes not cooked for several yrs.
Dont do dumb stuff again soon young lad.

**SlowNLow** · 01-12-2010, 12:16 PM

Originally Posted by RetroGrouch

I truly believe the provincial court is not in the business of giving the shaft to 17 year olds on dirtbikes that make an honest mistake. First person OP will encounter is the prosecutor and you don't need a paralegal to negotiate the charges.

Sooooo, then..... when the OP goes to court and gets his *** handed to him are you going to pay all his fines because you truly believed?