sa police

Posted by: bigone3443

30th Nov 2010 01:04am

how meany people out there have just been driving along and then been pulled over by police that could not tell you the reason.' revonew'

Glowz

18th Feb 2012 06:30am

Yeah i was pulled over after taking a left turn into a family members street they lived on and got pulled over by police i hadn't seen, just come from out of no where the police officer been a guy says " Could you show me your license please madam!' i reply " Sure officer is there a problem!" I was happy to give him my license and then he said after looking at it " I am sorry but i am gonna have to give you a fine for not having an accompanied driver with a 2 years license!" I said to the police officer " are you kidding i dont need a dam accompanied driver who has held her or his license for 2 years if you read properly, I am a restricted driver license holder! and i do know when and when not to drive between the hours of" He replied let me check your license he goes back to other accompanied officers in his vehicle and comes back and says " I am so sorry there madam, my appologises and then smiled and went back to his vehicle where i could see all the other officers laughing and then i move on down the street to the drive at my family members home.

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