Welcome to my world. I got dicked $60 or $70 for not having changed my address
after a licence check in the sticks on a way to a party... I was an idiot cause i
should have lied and said i still lived with my parents.. last time i tell the
truth to cops...
As Zac says.. they are there to make money.. or clock up their infringment rate..
good luck
- Julian
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Gday
>
> I no a few blokes on the list are coppers, well this is my story and can you
> please give me your advice:
>
> On monday night i went to the fatboy slim concert at UNSW and on the way back
> at 2.30am i was going along victoria road across the gladesville bridge and i
> went over the top of the bridge and on the other side they had a rbt unit where
> they were pulling cars over. I was pulled over and did the test and i had 2
> beers in 5 hours so i passed the test, then he asked me for my license which i
> didnt have. I left my wallet at home because i thoguht that there was a high
> chance of having it stolen or lost at the concert. But i took my proof of age
> card cause it was a over 18's only. So he asked me if i had any other id so i
> gave him my proof of age card. So he took it then went back to car where i
> assume he checked with base to see if i had a license, which i do, and to see
> if my car was regestered, which it is. So after about 5 minutes he came back to
> me and asked for my address, whcih i gave to him then he said he was issuing me
> with a fine of $69 for not having my license on me. Thats it. Im fuckin pissed
> off for a few reasons- i wasnt drink driving, wasnt speeding, wasnt driving
> like a fangio, i wasnt a smart arse to the cop, i have never had a ticket for
> anything ever before and my car was registered and insured. Yet he still gave
> me the fine for a small offence that was my first run in with the law. And
> about 10 years ago i was in the back of my family car when we were coming back
> from a restarant when dad got pulled over, he passed the breath test, then the
> cop asked him for his license which he left at home, but the cop said ok dont
> woory just remember it next time. And in the last year my mate was pulled over
> for doing 112 in a 70 zone and the cop let him off with a verbal warning.And
> that rich poofter Mr Faber castell was clocked at 203 in a 110 zone and got off
> with paying the $56 court costs and going to some piss weak education course.
> He didnt get license suspended or fined or community service. Well the bottom
> line is i am a uni student who is poor and i dont want to pay the fine and i
> honestly beelive that i have been harshly done by, especially when you consider
> the mitigating circumstances. How do i go about protesting the fine and what
> chance do i have of getting off. Im not a happy chappy.
>
> Pele.
>
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