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Cops with a custodial sentence are pretty much fired immediately, because they simply can't report for duty. A conviction, even with a non custodial sentence, can result in being fired. It does. however, feel like he was under-convicted. If the injury received in that "interaction" resulted in a...

No, likely to Vancouver.

Based on past performance when these guys are released on bail, at least one of them will do a runner.

It's at moments like that I immediately bail.

If only all of us could have our own private OPP guard detail. EDIT - They really need to stop using AI for captions on videos.

Four Channel, if it's in the budget, as you would be surprised how much crap happens right nest to you.

Saw it on my way to work, this morning, after a cop blew by me at 140+

Continuing the "Trailer Park Boys" trend and just recently watched "SwearNet" in which the guys essentially play themselves. Pretty good, again if you like their brand of comedy. I really didn't recognize Mike Smith without the Coke Bottle glasses.

The final season feels a bit dodgy, to me, but it's well worth the watch. Keep your eyes open for this guy (I made the hat he's wearing in this pic). Season 4. I think I only know two people who were in it and no personal pics of the second but, if I remember correctly, he played an Aussie pilot...

The 2004 "Trailer Park Boys" movie. Great soundtrack and ends with Tragically Hip.

RPG playing friends and myself came to the conclusion that in the Zombie Apocalypse genre the zombies are pretty much the equivalent of catastrophic weather and humans are the real danger.

Another trailer issue. "Use plates not authorized", huh? So unregistered trailer. You register it once and it's good forever, so this is just laziness. I guess that goes well with "insecure load." https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1023687283288457&set=a.167591075564753

Sometimes they do silly things like give you a license, just so they can suspend it :ROFLMAO: Have a bunch of charges like that and (1) you'll never get a commercial license, (2) they can have repercussions on your regular license, and (3) you're pretty much on a perpetual watch list for MTO.

Potentially both, depending upon the charge. Company is responsible for road worthiness. Driver is responsible for performing and recording daily inspections. If an owner/operator, he's well and truly screwed.

The fines aren't an issue as would be the loss of a CDL, if the driver has one. Though with that stack of charges the fines would be considerable.

I'm thinking they hit him with "Permit driving of a commercial motor vehicle contrary to prohibition" for the plate. Only one charge for a specific crime can survive in court, so they hit him with something higher.

Just finished rewatching the original 1979 "Battlestar Galactica", aka Disco Galactica. Still a fun watch, despite all the science related issues I had with it back then. Also finished all 12 season of "Trailer Park Boys." It holds up. Considering the animated series and the movies/specials now.

This is when you impound. That he could be back on the road in that condition, in three days, tells me that someone likely screwed up on the first stop.

Keep self snitching, moron. Makes it easier to get you off the roads and away from reasonable people.

The driving while suspended charge was one of the charges they dropped.* They also hit him with a fine for driving while uninsured that was below the minimum, then gave him something like 6 months to pay. If I remember correctly the fine was $1500 when the statutory minimum is $5K. *I think...