Vindictive

By jkass - 07/10/2011 15:07 - Australia

Today, I was pulled over by the police. The cop was my ex-boyfriend. He had no legitimate reason to pull me over, so he thoroughly checked my car. He gave me a defect notice and a fine. What for? A broken door lock, on my rear passenger door. FML
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JAIROUS48764 0

Report his bacon ass! He shouldn't abuse his power

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Jujubilee 1

Isn't that unlawful harassment? If you can prove you had a relationship and he's bitter, you should sue him and the city! Cha-ching!!! $$$

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LovelyLadyFriend 9

Never date cops. It's an unwritten rule. :)

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DemonLord17 3

In Australia a cop can pull you over for no legitimate reason. A thorough search of a car without legitimate reason is not allowed but a cop can evade this claim if he or she found something. She can sue but it wouldn't go anywhere.

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smlz4me 1

Isn't that illegal??? Sue that dumbfuck bastard.

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Amajean 7

He can't legally get away with that take it to court and he'll be sure to get in trouble

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All_Blacks 2

I don't see a conflict on interest anywhere, said sarcastically

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piclemaniscool 0

That's illegal though. You can't pull someone over for that. You must dispute that in court!

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BobsUrAunty 2

fruityloops, in Australia police have the right to pull you over for a random breath or drug test or if the vehicle is suspected defective or suspicious, and if they notice a suspicious object in the vehicle, they have the right to search. its supposed to make it safer for cops or some sh*t but it's a load of bull if you ask me.

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DCMKfreak1412 7

That's illegal, just wait for the court date and tell them what happened.

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The__Redneck 7

This is a pretty clear-cut case of harassment. Take it to court--but first, take it to the newspaper and your local TV/radio station. You'd be surprised what a little pressure can do.

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