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Posted by NO tools on November 22, 2006 at 16:21:04 from (71.79.44.154):
I have UT MOST respect for the law officals during holiday season.BUT no disrespect?? where is the common sense of some officer's the young one's?.Hauling 966 farmall I WAS OUT OF state (town police) IS suspicious (no left turn or brake light)
NEED to see driver lis--truck--trailer--regsi---have you got insurance?
(officer)DO you have any ideal why i stop you?
NO sir.
YOU don't have no lights on left corner of trailer.? IS that right?
(O) Let me CK the REGSI i be right back.
3to4 minutes OK-----------But I have a ploblem with your load rigging.
(ME) WHY's that i have the chains (X--ED) over the axles thats about as good as i can do.
(OFFICER) well thats not the problem sir!the ploblem is the BINDERS.
(WHAT) the binders?
YES you see the handle have silver weld on them!
(THATS) a I-D marker.
THAT IS A MODIFICATION TO THE RIGGING!!!!!
RRRRRRrrrrrrrrmmmmm old truck and trailer pass'es by hauling a old van no lights---TRAILER tags almost no trailer??????.
(ME) DID ANYONE GET HURT IN THAT WRECK?
WHAT WRECK!
THAT one just went past here!
NAW he LIVES just out the road he run a salvage yard.
(ME) I think we beter just leave them rigging binders ALONE!?
THEY are MODIFIED GET THEM OFF THERE!!.
(ME) BUDDY I DON'T QUIT understand the ploblem WHY IN THE H-----LLLLLLLLLLL DON't you just WRITE the DANG'ED ticket OR take ME IN??. GUYS YOU TELL ME?
I HAVE ALLREADY BEEN INSULTED??
THANKS BILL
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