Get Out of ANY Ticket When You're Pulled Over By Police

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[TheBlueBagger]

Tip #6: “Officer, I was not committing a hate crime; I loved committing it”

[Delta]

Here's another tip, when they ask for something (license and registration for example), tell the officer where the item is located and may you reach for it. A lot of people think it is stupid but it goes a long way.

[johnjones_]

I will add one small detail. Back when I was a cop, the more I could see someone was doing their best to not be confrontational, especially if they did small things to put me at ease, like turning their dome light on if the stop was at night, which some people do, it would go a long way to making me not wanting to do wrong by them. Now if they were going really over the speed limit, I was probably still gonna write them, but I might shave a few mph off so that maybe they just got a simple ticket, and not reckless driving, which in itself is an improved outcome, even if it doesn't feel like it.

[DrFuntimes]

“Hey what are you doing?!”

“Shut up I need to finish this law by Mike video so you don’t give me a ticket!”

[I_Dislike_YouTube_Handles]

Trick #6
Get to know your local police officers well
Once you've gained his trust, you should Invite him over to to a social gathering headed by you or someone close to you.
When he arrives to the gathering introduce him to all of your friends, acquaintances, and allies so he makes sure that you hold the edge in a social environment such as that.
After he's made some small talk and gotten comfortable there, ask him really loudly and clearly why he gave you a ticket, the social pressure and awkwardness of the situation will cause him to either drop it, or say it wasn't a big deal. Both of which will secure his downfall in court.

When his superiors find out what has occurred, they will lose trust in him, causing him to lose confidence in himself, leading to a negative cycle of loss of confidence and trust.
Eventually years later when his life is in the gutter, you must become a traffic officer, and pull him over. He'll beg not to get a ticket, and when he does that, look him dead in the eye and write him the fattest ticket ever written and slowly apply it to his car window, maintaining eye contact the entire time to maximize the disrespect and desperation of the man. Then leave, tipping your sunglasses down as you walk away.
*But be warned, you have to wait a good 30 years for the payoff, and if you want more convenient tips for other situations hit that subscribe button!*

[davidely]

I've been pulled over four times for valid reasons but I've never gotten a ticket. *Never* pull into a *deserted* parking lot. I recommend pulling over quickly and, if readily available, into a populated parking lot. Parking lots offer safety to the officer. I turn on my dome light so they can better see me, turn off the stereo, and keep my hands in plain sight by putting them on the door outside the window. I never admit to knowing why I was pulled over, but never argue their reason. When asked for my documents, I let the officer know where the documents are and my intent to retrieve them, opening a glove box, reaching into my pocket, opening the box next to my seat. When I open a box, slowly, I stop and let the officer look inside to confirm there is no weapon. I address them with a suitable honorific ... officer, sir, ma'am. I express sympathy if the weather is unpleasant. I thank them whenever possible ... thanks for calling that busted headlight to my attention, for example. And I'll fix that immediately. I don't lick their boots or give false praise. I do show respect, courtesy, gratitude, and try to make them smile. When prompted and only when prompted will I assure them I'll fix an issue or correct my driving behavior. I don't recommend rummaging for documents before the cop approaches as they can see you hunched over reaching for something, but not for what you are reaching. Give them a chance to see you make an effort to assure their safety by methodically retrieving your documents in their view. I will say I've never had a cop violate my Constitutional rights by, say, demanding I give my social security number or explain from where I'm coming. I'd say pick your poison ... answer and give up your rights but hopefully skate on a ticket or defend your Constitutional rights and receive a ticket in retaliation. Of course, if you maintain your car and the speed limit ... there's likely never going to be a decision that needs making as you won't be pulled over. Again, I've never had a moving violation ticket, but I have deserved some. 😊

[TheMoody]

Had a ticket for disregard of a stop sign. When per my state laws the stop sign was not valid no painted stop bar on the road. Ticket was thrown out due to this reason but I made sure to state the officer was parked illegally when my dash cam video was watched. The judge ordered the officer to pay a fine of more than my ticket was. Then after court the officer followed me all the way to my driveway so I got to file a formal complaint of harassment. I lived in a total different county 30 minutes away.

[cursoredd]

I absolutely love the way this man talks, verbally but also physically.

[Nuka-Paladin]

Cop here, and Mike is right. Tip number two will save most people when policy authorizes discretion. Great video 👍🏻

[theonetrueplayaayayabrown]

Not too long ago my gf got in a crash, she was cited 550 and given a court date. Unfortunately, she couldn't make it to that court date; however when writing the ticket the officer put 8:20 as the court time, when in fact it was not, making the whole ticket obsolete unless the officer himself pulled her over again and wrote a new one. Considering we're in a new car that possibility is practically zero.

[Manager_Mister]

I have seen a judge flat out not even hear the person fighting the ticket. When they started to defend the judge stopped them immediately and said, "My officers don't lie. Guilty. Does anyone else want to still contest the tickets?"

That is Pasadena, Tx for you.

[Aethen-Official]

I don't live in the US, and I don't think I ever will, but I will still watch this channel because Mike has some amazing content

[Gingersdad]

"Sir, you have blood and a knife on your hands did you murder all those people?"

"I invoke the fifth"


"I knew it wasnt you! sir we got the wrong guy..."

[mattb]

Some of the tactics to fight the ticket in court, or showing that you won't fight the ticket, simply won't work in NJ. The police love going to court because it's extra overtime pay for having to just show up for a couple extra minutes in their normal work environment. Not sure how that works in other states.
Hehe-- all those questions, make a little note card and laminate it on your door-card. Then just read from them!

[jdkarchivos]

One time I got pulled over for doing 65 on KY-31W and I legit was 30mins late to pick my sister up from work. The cop also saw me earlier so he believed I was busy and let me off with a warning.

[babbetteduboise]

I had a dog who loved cops, because she LOVED shooting. (I took her out plinking with me and to shooting competitions). Cops loved her right back. If she was in the car I didn't get a speeding ticket, just a lecture on driving slower to take care of the dog.

[acanadian]

Tip #1 remember trails and other locations that the cops won’t follow. Don’t worry if they saw your plate you should be running a fake one.

[Truckngirl]

Maybe in Cali, but in Honolulu, the citing officer is given the benefit of the doubt in regard to errors on citations during traffic trials. We also don't HAVE to sign, the officer writes "Refused" on the signature line. Source: My brother is a solo bike traffic officer for HPD.

[Bleu_Sky]

If you can take his gun then he instantly looses all authority.