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by Oldgringo
Fri Feb 17, 2012 12:08 pm
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Topic: Try driving away from a cop in Texas...
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Re: Try driving away from a cop in Texas...

alexrex20 wrote:....One time in Austin (figures) I was parked along the curb in the street, waiting for my buddy who was inside a store. He was on crutches so I got the car and waited for him up front. A cop knocked on my window and asked me what I was doing. I told her I was waiting for my friend. She asked me to move my vehicle. I told her I didn't see any "No Parking" signs. She stared at me, so I stared back. She went back to her car and sat there, probably running my plates, then came back to my car and asked me for my ID. I told her I'm not required under law to show my ID if I'm not doing anything illegal/being detained. My friend finally hobbles out of the store, gets in the car, and I drive off, leaving the cop who was parked behind me.

Know your rights.
You sure showed her, by golly. Keep it up and be sure to keep us posted. Inquiring minds want to know...
by Oldgringo
Fri Feb 17, 2012 9:35 am
Forum: Off-Topic
Topic: Try driving away from a cop in Texas...
Replies: 54
Views: 6553

Re: Try driving away from a cop in Texas...

Kythas wrote:The guy stated that he had been drinking in the car. If he had driven away, it would have opened him up to a DUI charge. But then, he was charged with that anyway.
I don't know about Idaho (?) but Montana passed the "no open container law" just a couple of years ago. I would suggest that anyone trying to drive away from a Texas DPS stop lay down a lot of rubber as you leave. "rlol"

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