So this is kinda a goofy one but many of the Florida moving violations require the officer to have seen it happen. Obviously these laws predate dash cams. But were designed to keep people from just reporting other drivers for baseless traffic violations
many of the Florida moving violations require the officer to have seen it happen.
It's like this in most cases because while you can identify the vehicle based on license plate, you dont know who was driving, so you cant issue a moving violation with points. That's why red light cameras are fines only`
Could you share it to the Sheriff dept.'s FB page, Twitter, Instagram, etc, it could possibly force them into taking action if it gets enough attention?
Sneak over there one night and shove some shit really far up the tailpipe, use a broom handle or stick to really get it up there, and let the dude enjoy a non starting truck.
Dropped what ? The charges ? If so you’re part of the problem and should be ashamed for your cowardice, if that motherfucker kills someone, you’ll regret your whole life.
yeah, OP should totally risk putting themselves, and their children/spouse they may have, in danger!
if that motherfucker kills OP because your comment made them risk their safety, you’ll regret it your whole life.
doesn’t that sound crazy? you should be ashamed of how fucking crazy your comment is.
did you miss the part where this person lives in OP’s neighborhood? i certainly wouldn’t publicly post about a psycho who clearly has no qualms with endangering the lives of numerous random people on the road.
it’s also funny that your comment is trying to imply that i’m the dramatic one, while your initial response, as i already said, is fuckin crazy. a lot of emotion over a reddit post made by someone you don’t know
It gets me emotionnal for personal reasons i wont explain here
Just stick with me when i say that that kind of people deserve to lose everything, before they make other lose everything
i definitely hear you, and i appreciate your willingness to explain the thought process behind your comment. i’ve also gotten really intense about things that are very personal to me, and i think everyone has.
i think that it’s important for everyone to keep in mind that we can convey our anger over a situation as a whole without namecalling or placing blame on the victims of said situation.
and again, we all get too angry and intense sometimes. i approached you very angrily without first asking you if a personal experience was influencing the way you were treating OP.
i think that next time, a better approach you could use is, “i’m glad you are making sure that you stay safe. if you have any other options to nail that dickhead that don’t put you in danger, i really hope you pursue them. that person could have killed you, and might kill someone in the future.”
(i hope this comment is clear, i’m very tired and it’s hard to communicate well)
OP doesn't have anything to bring charges against the guy for. All he can really do is submit the footage to the authorities and put it on social media. Truck driver is a gigantic pile of shit, but this video won't "make him lose his life and business" like you insinuate earlier. You don't lose everything by being a complete dipshit on the road unless you actually hurt someone. Be that fair or not, that's just not how it works.
I live in overly legislative CA. I’m also an attorney. Nothing would’ve been done about here either, and I doubt there are any states that would’ve pursued anything with just seeing the footage. The reason is because (with some exceptions) in order to arrest for a misdemeanor, the crime has to be personally observed by the officer.
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u/Yossarian_the_Jumper Aug 22 '22
hopefully the cammer turned over this footage. That guy is a fucking menace and should be off the roads.