ScionCop
08-17-2004 | 06:57 PM
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Originally Posted by ZoomBy
thats what i dont understand though, whats the point then to pay extra in insurrance for if someone hits you and they are not covered if that extra money you are paying is just going to come from the driver that hit you anyway, you might as well not have insurrance and just sue the person who hit you, because basically then what your saying is joe blow pays an extra 200 a month incase an uninsurred motorist hits him he wont have to pay for damages, his insurrance company pays for the damage( thats why he pays the extra 200 EVERY month) now the insurrance company will remain getting that extra 200 a month PLUS the money they just gave to joe blow to repair his car from the driver, the insurrance company is not loosing any money they are gaining it, and to me that doesnt sound fair and/or legal, the reason someone pays insurrance is so there is money to pay for damages caused JUST INCASE something happens, theres people who pay insurrance there whole life and never need it, thus wasting money, especially wasting money if the insurrance company they are paying is just pocketing that money and not spending it on helping another motorist who needs it, and besides all that if someone was to use my gun to kill someone would i go to jail for murder because its my gun
The chances are that they will recoup little, if any, of their loss since most uninsured motorists don't have the proverbial pot to ____ in nor the window to throw it out of. The best they can hope for is a judgement against the guy. That's if (and a big if) they even decide to pursue the matter in court.
08-17-2004 | 07:11 PM
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ScionCops Question ?
This is ScionCop and I have a question?
Why is Bota answering the questions that people are asking me?
No offense Bota but your answers have been confusing and partially true. Please start your own thread. Are you a cop? I ask because from what i read of your posts on other threads really make me question that.
Now I will go back and review the previous 10 posts and correct, add or simplify the answers given by Bota if needed.
ScionCop
Why is Bota answering the questions that people are asking me?
No offense Bota but your answers have been confusing and partially true. Please start your own thread. Are you a cop? I ask because from what i read of your posts on other threads really make me question that.
Now I will go back and review the previous 10 posts and correct, add or simplify the answers given by Bota if needed.
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08-17-2004 | 07:19 PM
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Re: ScionCops Question ?
Originally Posted by Eddie8124
This is ScionCop and I have a question?
Why is Bota answering the questions that people are asking me?
No offense Bota but your answers have been confusing and partially true. Please start your own thread. Are you a cop? I ask because from what i read of your posts on other threads really make me question that.
Now I will go back and review the previous 10 posts and correct, add or simplify the answers given by Bota if needed.
ScionCop
Why is Bota answering the questions that people are asking me?
No offense Bota but your answers have been confusing and partially true. Please start your own thread. Are you a cop? I ask because from what i read of your posts on other threads really make me question that.
Now I will go back and review the previous 10 posts and correct, add or simplify the answers given by Bota if needed.
ScionCop
Oh, and what part has you confused, Eddie? Perhaps I can break it down for you?
08-17-2004 | 07:36 PM
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Didn't confuse me at all. Like I mentioned "I will be reviewing the previous posts for clarification"
KomikTC, Beioski, Zoomby(x2), and Xbox2 I will be posting your answers tomorrow from my work PC. My home PC is crappy and shuts down sometimes as I'm typing.
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KomikTC, Beioski, Zoomby(x2), and Xbox2 I will be posting your answers tomorrow from my work PC. My home PC is crappy and shuts down sometimes as I'm typing.
ScionCop
08-18-2004 | 01:33 AM
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SCION COP
I've been wondering this for a while. Is it illegal to have a scanner in your car. Like the ones used to listen to police channels and what not?
08-18-2004 | 04:06 AM
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Re: SCION COP
Originally Posted by tCjumpoff
I've been wondering this for a while. Is it illegal to have a scanner in your car. Like the ones used to listen to police channels and what not?
Unless you're a Police or Peace officer acting pursuant to your special duties, or have a permit to possess one. If you're curious about who is considered a peace officer, click here for the defining section of the New York State Criminal Procedure Law.
S 397. Equipping motor vehicles with radio receiving sets capable of
receiving signals on the frequencies allocated for police use. A
person, not a police officer or peace officer, acting pursuant to his
special duties, who equips a motor vehicle with a radio receiving set
capable of receiving signals on the frequencies allocated for police use
or knowingly uses a motor vehicle so equipped or who in any way
knowingly interferes with the transmission of radio messages by the
police without having first secured a permit so to do from the person
authorized to issue such a permit by the local governing body or board
of the city, town or village in which such person resides, or where such
person resides outside of a city or village in a county having a county
police department by the board of supervisors of such county, is guilty
of a misdemeanor, punishable by a fine not exceeding one thousand
dollars, or imprisonment not exceeding six months, or both. Nothing in
this section contained shall be construed to apply to any person who
holds a valid amateur radio operator`s license issued by the federal
communications commission and who operates a duly licensed portable
mobile transmitter and in connection therewith a receiver or receiving
set on frequencies exclusively allocated by the federal communications
commission to duly licensed radio amateurs.
receiving signals on the frequencies allocated for police use. A
person, not a police officer or peace officer, acting pursuant to his
special duties, who equips a motor vehicle with a radio receiving set
capable of receiving signals on the frequencies allocated for police use
or knowingly uses a motor vehicle so equipped or who in any way
knowingly interferes with the transmission of radio messages by the
police without having first secured a permit so to do from the person
authorized to issue such a permit by the local governing body or board
of the city, town or village in which such person resides, or where such
person resides outside of a city or village in a county having a county
police department by the board of supervisors of such county, is guilty
of a misdemeanor, punishable by a fine not exceeding one thousand
dollars, or imprisonment not exceeding six months, or both. Nothing in
this section contained shall be construed to apply to any person who
holds a valid amateur radio operator`s license issued by the federal
communications commission and who operates a duly licensed portable
mobile transmitter and in connection therewith a receiver or receiving
set on frequencies exclusively allocated by the federal communications
commission to duly licensed radio amateurs.
08-18-2004 | 04:22 AM
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Re: ScionCops Question ?
Originally Posted by Eddie8124
Are you a cop?
08-18-2004 | 08:32 PM
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Komic Tc / Cruisers
Take home cruisers are built into a contract set by the Union and it's employer (Town, City, State).
Contracts differ greatly from one another. Some Contracts make you pay some sort of contributuon for your "Take Home Cruiser" some don't. Many contracts specify no "Persnal Usage" some do. See what I mean.
You would have to review the specific contact and see if it is worth it for you.
Me Personaly, If I had to pay and I can't have personal use I wouldn't want it.
ScionCop
Contracts differ greatly from one another. Some Contracts make you pay some sort of contributuon for your "Take Home Cruiser" some don't. Many contracts specify no "Persnal Usage" some do. See what I mean.
You would have to review the specific contact and see if it is worth it for you.
Me Personaly, If I had to pay and I can't have personal use I wouldn't want it.
ScionCop
08-18-2004 | 08:35 PM
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Beioski / Troopers
Urban Legend all the way. I would avoid even trying to pull that one off.
There are some other Urban Legends in previous posts on this thread, feel free to check them out.
ScionCop
There are some other Urban Legends in previous posts on this thread, feel free to check them out.
ScionCop
08-18-2004 | 08:43 PM
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Zoomby ? Loud Speaker
You need a permit to have a loud speaker on your vehicle. This mostly applies to people announcing an event or advertisement of some sort.
In Ct you'll be issued a ticket for most likely Noise Pollution, I beleive there is an actuall Law for Illegal use of voice amplifying device in a rural area.
I don't see anything in Ct that refers to Impersonating an Emergency Vehicle. Xbox2 mentioned that PA has such a Law but your from Hard Hittin so you'll be ok.
ScionCop
In Ct you'll be issued a ticket for most likely Noise Pollution, I beleive there is an actuall Law for Illegal use of voice amplifying device in a rural area.
I don't see anything in Ct that refers to Impersonating an Emergency Vehicle. Xbox2 mentioned that PA has such a Law but your from Hard Hittin so you'll be ok.
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08-18-2004 | 08:49 PM
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ZoomBy / Insurance
You pretty much answered your own question. The reason you pay the premium is so that the Insurance Comp. has the "Burden" of getting the money from the Uninsured motorist. You pay the premium for protecting yourself from an accident from an un-insured motorist so that you wont be left in the dust with a banged up car and hospital expenses.
The insurance Company goes after the Un-Insured driver to re-coop the money they payed you.
Hell yea they making money buddy. Insurance Companies are making Billions of the backs of our labor. It sucks but thats the way of the world.
The reason that the owner of the vehicle is resposible is because he authorized the second party to drive the car. the driver walks away unless the Owner of the vehilce sues the driver.
ScionCop
The insurance Company goes after the Un-Insured driver to re-coop the money they payed you.
Hell yea they making money buddy. Insurance Companies are making Billions of the backs of our labor. It sucks but thats the way of the world.
The reason that the owner of the vehicle is resposible is because he authorized the second party to drive the car. the driver walks away unless the Owner of the vehilce sues the driver.
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08-18-2004 | 08:54 PM
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Xbox2 / out of Jurisdiction
The only time in Ct that a Cop can initiate some Law Enforcement action out of jurisdiction is in the case of a "Felony". A simple car stop is not a Felony.
A Cop can however give mutual Aid out of Jurisdiction. That is if the Cop sees you commit a MV violation he can call the local Police and have them stop you and have them issue you a ticket. The Cop then has to supply the outside agency a sworn written statement of his observations.
Real World.....We hate this. We don''t like it when other Cops are calling shots in our Jurisdiction and making us do there work unless of course it's a DUI. We don't frown upon that.
ScionCop
A Cop can however give mutual Aid out of Jurisdiction. That is if the Cop sees you commit a MV violation he can call the local Police and have them stop you and have them issue you a ticket. The Cop then has to supply the outside agency a sworn written statement of his observations.
Real World.....We hate this. We don''t like it when other Cops are calling shots in our Jurisdiction and making us do there work unless of course it's a DUI. We don't frown upon that.
ScionCop
08-18-2004 | 08:58 PM
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Tc Jumpoff / Scanners
In Ct scanners are completly legal. No problem listening to whatever you want. If you transmitt thats a different story. You can't transmitt unless it's for an actuall call for help or something like that.
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08-18-2004 | 08:59 PM
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ScionCop / Mess
I hope I cleared up this mess. Pleases keep them comming.
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08-18-2004 | 09:30 PM
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so in theory, having no possible way of knowing how fast i am going, a cop from out of my area couldnt really tell the locals that i was speeding...only perhaps saying to hit me for careless driving, correct?
so stuff like super troopers really does kinda happen then, with locals hitting the statey's spots and vice versa....
Jeff
so stuff like super troopers really does kinda happen then, with locals hitting the statey's spots and vice versa....
Jeff
08-19-2004 | 12:56 AM
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Yes and Yes
We really don't like that unles of course it's a major necessity.
Don't call me because you saw someone go through a stop sign, I see enough of that all day on my own.
DUI, Reckless Driving, MV Accidents, Evading Responsibilty---No problem with those and some others.
ScionCop
We really don't like that unles of course it's a major necessity.
Don't call me because you saw someone go through a stop sign, I see enough of that all day on my own.
DUI, Reckless Driving, MV Accidents, Evading Responsibilty---No problem with those and some others.
ScionCop
08-19-2004 | 12:59 AM
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Speeding Box
To the dude I stopped on Wed with the speeding Box.......
Keep my info on the low please. I really try to keep my BIO info personal. People here don't know where I work or who I am.
I keep it like that to avoid conflicts with my personal life and carrer. Thanks.
Maybe I'll see you guys at the MiddleTown Car Show Later
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PS Xbox2 Welcome back, I'm glad you found your brain LOL !!!
Keep my info on the low please. I really try to keep my BIO info personal. People here don't know where I work or who I am.
I keep it like that to avoid conflicts with my personal life and carrer. Thanks.
Maybe I'll see you guys at the MiddleTown Car Show Later
ScionCop
PS Xbox2 Welcome back, I'm glad you found your brain LOL !!!
08-19-2004 | 01:12 AM
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my brain and my internet connection!!!! is the middletown show the one on the 22nd? this coming sunday i believe it is?
Jeff
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08-19-2004 | 04:20 AM
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Re: Komic Tc / Cruisers
Originally Posted by Eddie8124
Take home cruisers are built into a contract set by the Union and it's employer (Town, City, State).
Contracts differ greatly from one another. Some Contracts make you pay some sort of contributuon for your "Take Home Cruiser" some don't. Many contracts specify no "Persnal Usage" some do. See what I mean.
You would have to review the specific contact and see if it is worth it for you.
Me Personaly, If I had to pay and I can't have personal use I wouldn't want it.
ScionCop
Contracts differ greatly from one another. Some Contracts make you pay some sort of contributuon for your "Take Home Cruiser" some don't. Many contracts specify no "Persnal Usage" some do. See what I mean.
You would have to review the specific contact and see if it is worth it for you.
Me Personaly, If I had to pay and I can't have personal use I wouldn't want it.
ScionCop
Bargaining units don't bargain about cars. And if you know of one that does, their negotiation team should be hung as soon as possible.
I'd love to see an example, though.
08-19-2004 | 04:44 AM
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Don't worry about it, your secrets are safe with me.......i'll race you when you get your TC....haha.......j/k.........Peace