I guess I'll put stock bulbs back in and see the next time I get hassled what their reason for pulling me over is.

The miles add up in a year. And I only seem to get pulled over in a 30 mile radius of my family home.

*edit* its scary how google tracks you.

 

they don't track me, nor does apple

you need to root your phone, then you get control over what google does

when I go to the location history page, while signed into google, it says "You have no location history"

 

It must depend on where you drive and police policy ... and maybe your local police have come to know you. A friend's son used to be stopped so often that she took to listening to a police scanner to keep track of him. His highly modded "arrest me red" Corolla and booming sound system were a bit much for the Olathe, Kansas police.

And I was talking about "young" and not necessarily "gangsta". The relationship between age and criminal behavior is well known: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_d10O_hIPQF...CrimeGraph.gif

 

Speaking of Olathe. That was the last place I got my ticket. Road construction on Ridgeview when they were working on that railway bridge.

 

Small world, isn't it? I lived in Olathe from Jan 1, 1980 to Jan 1, 2000 - exactly 20 years - and now live about 20 blocks from the north edge of it. The Olathe authorities are well known for not tolerating much $#!+ as I found out myself when I got neighbors prosecuted for doing bad things.

 

is this the drug dealing asian OP? Or is that someone else?

 

LOL, ^^^^^ WTF?


You Slangin smack, Denger?

 

that officer was very respectful to you and couldn't read your tags. Big deal, 4 minute delay....

 

What are you running for an exhaust?

Sounds nice!

 

I agree. You were profiled. While I'm not familiar with the average demographics of the area in NC where you were stopped, my guess is that it's not as "urban" as where you usually wouldn't get a second look. All I'm saying is that certain cars draw more attention in some areas of the country than others. It's like a jacked up 4x4 with a confederate flag decal in the rear window draws looks of suspicion while cruising back alleys in the hood. Similar suspicion arises when a blinged out four door family car finds its way into a rural environment. Your modified four door family car looks about the same to the rural police officer as the modified four door family car in the picture below. So yes, you were profiled as would be expected.

 

I can't believe I am saying this - but that blue Caprice actually looks sweet!

 

Oh, isn't that cute. He's even put his "26" IQ on his side window!

 

^^^^^^^^^lol