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News / Re: 81N TRACTOR TRAILER JACK KNIFED EXIT 245 AREA
« on: July 07, 2017, 07:56:05 PM »
Good photo. I heard there was another one today. Oh they charged a student driver in this one you posted.
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Laws / What deterred you from comitting a crime
« on: June 29, 2017, 12:32:11 AM »
In Virginia if you are convicted of a felony, you lose several rights, one of which is the right to vote. Now I'm curious as to why that is. It's not like it's a deterrent. I mean no one decided against killing a person because they lose their right to vote. And on those same lines, why should felons pay taxes. I mean if they are not allowed to participate in electing representation, how can they be subjected to taxation without representation? It just seems to me that someone really dropped the ball on this whole idea, don't you?
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What's On Your Mind? / Hiding while running radar
« on: June 24, 2017, 01:11:19 PM »It always bothered me when I saw a cop hiding in the bushes or somewhere else and running radar. It became clear to me that at some point the 👮 stopped caring about crime prevention and more concerned with how they could make money off of it. It had occurred to me that if police prevented Crime​, they'd be out of a job. No crime, no need for crime fighters. So they became enforcers, revenue collectors.
If the police were really serious about public safety, why would they hide and run radar instead of being totally visible to the drivers? It just seems to me that by doing this, they'd affect all drivers and improve the safety of those who are out on that particular road. Instead, they hide and nab a driver here and there. They generate 💰 for the state. If an officer was setup on the side of the road, everyone would double check their speed, reduce speed to a safe speed, and drive more carefully. But rather than affect all drivers, they prefer to just affect a select few. I think it's time police got back to crime prevention instead of depending on crime to fund the system and ensure job safety. What do you think?
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Spot-a-Cop Network Status / SaC's Services Now Open
« on: June 23, 2017, 12:27:14 PM »
The SaC Services section (sister site) is now open. While it is in it's early stages of development, it is online and ready to be used.
What is it, you may be asking?
SaC Services is a site that is geared toward informing you of your rights, tips on what to do in certain situations, resources, and more importantly, a way to communicate with police in an effort to open a dialogue and bridge the gap between law enforcement and the community. So we invite you to begin taking part in these efforts which also use this forum as a platform.
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Spot-a-Cop Website Support / Get Your FREE @Spot-a-Cop.com Email Address HERE
« on: June 20, 2017, 04:18:29 PM »
For a limited time, and as a show of gratitude to our members for helping us secure a domain server and URL, we are offering free email addresses to our members.
If you would like one, just respond to this thread and one of our staff members will PM you to get your account setup.
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