He wasn't interested in my identity, and I wasn't detained for more than 15 minutes.
Is 15 minutes a "rule of thumb" or can would I be able to legally ride away if detained longer?
He wasn't interested in my identity, and I wasn't detained for more than 15 minutes.
Is 15 minutes a "rule of thumb" or can would I be able to legally ride away if detained longer?
you don't need his badge number. You have the location, time and date etc.... just write in asking for an explanation. Would be very interested in hearing their repsonse.
Blimey, cop sounds like a bit of a twat....or is it the year of the donkey by any chance?
the only reason he can detain you on the side of the road up to a maximum of 15 mins (with out arresting you) is for the sole purpose of getting your identity. Once you hand you license over to him you have lawfully, fully identified yourself.
your detention was fully illegal.
I think.
Then I could get a Kb Tshirt, move to Timaru and become a full time crossdressing faggot
my understanding is he has to tell you that he is detaining you to ascertain your identity,if he doesn't even do that he has no right to detain you.
my lawyer once told me once you have given them the details just tell them "i am leaving now" and go,they will have to arrest you to stop you.
"In politics, nothing happens by accident. If it happens, you can bet it was planned that way."
Franklin D. Roosevelt
The other day I filtered up next to a cop and had a chat in the traffic. Nice guy too.
Exert your talents, and distinguish yourself, and don't think of retiring from the world, until the world will be sorry that you retire. -Samuel Johnson
He said words to the effect of "You, I'm talking to you. Move off to the side of the road. Now. Over there. You are rude. These cars have been waiting longer than you have. Move. Now. Don't move again until I tell you."
I'm sure he was having a bad day. Perhaps he can go home and kick the cat or something. Leave me out of it.
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