I was on a Lakeway jury for a guy fighting a ticket - 5MPH over in a school zone. Short version: He defended himself, he was a jerk, so we found him guilty and fined him $5 . . . $1 for each MPH over the limit. (Of course, he had a deferred judgement on a prior Lakeway ticket that came back because of this conviction . . . )NcongruNt wrote: . . . I do know plenty of folks who got ticketed (and they're expensive in Lakeway, even for tiny infractions) for less than 3mph over, . . .
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- Tue Dec 30, 2008 11:55 am
- Forum: LEO Contacts & Bloopers
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Re: Pulled Over By Lakeway's Finest
- Sun Dec 28, 2008 7:01 pm
- Forum: LEO Contacts & Bloopers
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Re: Pulled Over By Lakeway's Finest
Here's a Lakeway story posted over at The Firing Line several years ago by a fellow using the handle "Drizzt" . . .
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On several occasions I've seen a Lexus with a large placard on the side for the Second Amendment Sisters, both parked at the local Randall's and being driven down Lakeway Boulevard by what seemed to be a nice little old lady . . . probably the same person.I just wanted to pass along a story which was told to me the other evening. I was speaking with one of the board members for SAS (Second Amendment Sisters) the other evening, she told about an incident she'd had. Let me preface this by describing this person, she immediately strikes you as a sweet little grandmother, not as a "pistol-packin' mama", and is an extremely fun person to talk to. Anyhow, some of the other board members were down here visiting, and they decided they wanted to go to the range. On the way back, they were stopped for speeding in Lakeway. Of course, in TX, the first thing a CHL holder is required to tell the officer is that they are carrying a firearm. The officer was ok, until he asked where the pistol was. She pointed out that there was 1 in her purse, 1 in the console, and 1 in the glove compartment. Ok, no problem so far.... Then the little old lady in the passenger seat speaks up "Oh, and I've got 2 guns with me as well." The officer probably scratched his head.... Then from the back seat, "And officer, we've got 4 more guns back here." Then, after being told of the approx 2000 rounds of ammo in the trunk, the officer decided he didn't want to hear anything else, and went back to his cruiser to run the standard checks. When he walks back to the car, writing in his book, one of the other ladies asks him not to give the driver a ticket. The officer laughed and said that he would only give her a warning, because they had definitely just made his day.
I asked her if she had seen that officer since then, and she said she still sees him occasionally on patrol, and he just smiles and waves..... and probably swears to never pull her car over again .
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