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Old Oct 27, 2009 | 1:11 am
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Originally Posted by HerpaYvr
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Ok, here I am asking for help on an everyday occurrence. Wait let me re phrase this, it’s an everyday occurrence but not with me, just so I am clear. Yesterday when my family and I were traveling from our small rural Saskatchewan village to the large metropolitan city of Saskatoon (metropolitan as they have hot & cold running water and indoor plumbing) on our narrow single lane highway (called a highway, more like an Ontario country road) when a marked RCMP cruiser coming in the opposite direction pulled a U turn (well more of a three point turn as the road is so narrow) and came after me to say I was speeding. We were shocked, as he said we were doing 129 in a 100 zone!

Got a ticket . I went on line to look the member up only to learn he is Saskatchewan’s first reserve RCMP member. He retired after 34 years and now is a reserve member as we are short of cops here so they went into the retirement pool to re-recruit! Anyways it was a standard front facing mounted radar device. It was a flat road, but not perfectly level and we have open fields all over the place and no you cant watch your dog run away for three days otherwise I could of seen him before we got into the car. yes it was a car and not a tractor!

Before you ask, yes I was doing the standard and accepted 110 KM/h, but not 129 KM/H as fuel here is still just under a buck a litter and I had my family with me. First ticket here…so I need help, advice, suggestions, deference counsel, what ever can be shared with me. Thanks
you missed the first option. Ask to see the evidence. You'll quickly see on the radar control unit a switch "TARGET SPEED / PATROL SPEED". Ask how fast he was going. If he's even 1kmph over the limit, he collected the evidence while breaking the law. In the courtroom, ask him if he had a warrent from a judge to be breaking the law to collect evidence, if he didn't ask to have the evidence (and hence the whole case), thrown out.....
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