A video posted online Tuesday appears to capture an exchange that followed after a man was pulled over when he shadowed an officer that he said was exceeding the speed limit on a highway.
Paul Brylinski, who uploaded video of the incident to YouTube, said he followed a state environmental conservation officer speeding down Interstate 81 in New York at about 90 mph.
“I followed her for about 10 miles,” he wrote. “She slowed to 62 (mph) and I passed her going the limit, 65 (mph).”
That’s when Brylinski said the officer pulled him over.
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Never ever confront a woman telling her she's wrong. If she's wearing a uniform look out, she may be on a ego trip.
ReplyDelete90 mph while "on patrol". Maybe on her way to nab a couple of unlicensed trout fishermen? If she stopped this guy, the call, if there even was one, was evidently not so important.
ReplyDeleteLOL. The citizenry is reaching their limit on the "we can do anything we want" gang.
ReplyDeleteAnd the answer that he never did get from the Gestapo?
"Yes", we ARE above the law. In THEIR minds, of course, but not in the eyes of the Republic.
They are writing the last lines of their dynasty and have brought all of it upon themselves....
Dumbass.Funny as heck,but still a dumbass.
ReplyDeletehappens all the time here in Maryland. However I was only ever pulled over by the officer twice. and both times I gave them hell! Nothing better than watching the look on the kops running laser when both of us go flying by!
ReplyDeleteIf she's on patrol it's going to be difficult to observe anything while going 90mph.
ReplyDeleteCalm down citizens. we are trained professionals.
ReplyDeleteI followed two cops on the bypass doing 80
ReplyDeleteI heard that Salisbury is hiring a Village Idiot.College would be helpful but experience will also be considered.Benefits will include a free helmet and unlimited use of the water fountain.
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