My son was pulled over for driving" too close to the white (fog) line". He didn’t cross it, he didn’t even drive on it.
Having been an LEO myself, I have never seen a law stating how close to the line you can drive. Believe me, he has been messed with so many times he started just accepting it.
By the way he is a Veteran and did his part helping to assure our rights.
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- Sun Sep 07, 2014 6:26 pm
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Re: Indiana Supreme Court - 'Officer Testimony' > Video Evid
My son was stopped once for “driving too close to the white line” and he was intimidated into giving permission to search the car.
The real reason he was pulled over was because he is Hispanic. He used to get pulled over a lot and messed with by the DPS. One DPS officer would run up beside him, drop way back, run up beside him again trying to get him to run. Another officer shined his flashlight into my son’s car and on my son while they both were driving on a highway.
I don’t know if this has anything to do with it but he hasn’t been pulled over once since he got his CHL.
The real reason he was pulled over was because he is Hispanic. He used to get pulled over a lot and messed with by the DPS. One DPS officer would run up beside him, drop way back, run up beside him again trying to get him to run. Another officer shined his flashlight into my son’s car and on my son while they both were driving on a highway.
I don’t know if this has anything to do with it but he hasn’t been pulled over once since he got his CHL.