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Oil Painting: You have been detained by a traffic police inspector who has “caught” you in violation of the traffic rules. How not to aggravate the situation when
If you don’t want to undergo additional checkups ranging from blowing a breathalyzer and ending up with a “search” of a car, then it’s better not to provoke a soldier by arguing with him. And more than that, try not to deny your guilt. In addition, it is better not to ask unnecessary questions from the series “on what basis did they stop me”.
As you know, some drivers like to arrange a skirmish with traffic cops, demanding confirmation of the robbery and documents at the same time. But if you make sure you have a real traffic police officer in front of you – in order of things, then no one is obliged to report to you about the fact of this or that operation started in the roadway. In addition, the inspector can easily find a reason and more than one, which allows him and his colleagues to stop the vehicle. Suspicion can cause both the car itself and the driver.
Among other things, you cannot blame the police officer for having to look for stolen cars or drunk drivers, even if you were ‘caught’ for a minor violation of the traffic rules. Agree: nobody likes to be taught, especially when non-professional advice is given to professionals. Don’t be surprised, but traffic cops are people too, so any outside instructions or recommendations can be seen as a sign of contempt. Which in fact, if you want, you can get so “pumped” that it doesn’t seem a bit.
Threatening complaints are not the best way to protect yourself from law enforcement officers doing their job. Disagree with the charge – write about it in protocol or refuse to sign. If you want to complain, you are welcome. But even lawyers don’t advise annoying employees with such statements. Otherwise, instead of one penalty, others may appear. Or you just lose time on an extra check of both the vehicle and yourself.
If you don’t want to undergo additional checkups ranging from blowing a breathalyzer and ending up with a “search” of a car, then it’s better not to provoke a soldier by arguing with him. And more than that, try not to deny your guilt. In addition, it is better not to ask unnecessary questions from the series “on what basis did they stop me”.
As you know, some drivers like to arrange a skirmish with traffic cops, demanding confirmation of the robbery and documents at the same time. But if you make sure you have a real traffic police officer in front of you – in order of things, then no one is obliged to report to you about the fact of this or that operation started in the roadway. In addition, the inspector can easily find a reason and more than one, which allows him and his colleagues to stop the vehicle. Suspicion can cause both the car itself and the driver.
Among other things, you cannot blame the police officer for having to look for stolen cars or drunk drivers, even if you were ‘caught’ for a minor violation of the traffic rules. Agree: nobody likes to be taught, especially when non-professional advice is given to professionals. Don’t be surprised, but traffic cops are people too, so any outside instructions or recommendations can be seen as a sign of contempt. Which in fact, if you want, you can get so “pumped” that it doesn’t seem a bit.
Threatening complaints are not the best way to protect yourself from law enforcement officers doing their job. Disagree with the charge – write about it in protocol or refuse to sign. If you want to complain, you are welcome. But even lawyers don’t advise annoying employees with such statements. Otherwise, instead of one penalty, others may appear. Or you just lose time on an extra check of both the vehicle and yourself.
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