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txinvestigator wrote: Yeah, I almost added that they DO have traffic authority statewide. lol and the game violations come from the licensing requirements, but you ARE correct.

Actually, don't troopers have statewide authority... period. If an emergency exists in Orange, does not a trooper from El Paso have just as much authority when in Orange, helping out, as he does while doing his regular duties in El Paso.

Same would be true for a trooper from Dalhart going to Brownsville, wouldn't it?

Russ

cxm wrote:If you feel the trooper acted improperly write a polite letter of complaint stating your issues to Col. Davis, the head guy at the DPS.

You can be sure your complaint will be investigated and you will get a reply.

FWIW

Chuck

If you have a complaint, visit this page: http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/director_s ... plaint.htm and fill out the form. It's that simple.

Russ