SFViper
Enthusiast
A warning to those who likes to film themselves breaking the law:
Man jailed after filming himself driving 140 mph - Yahoo! News
Man jailed after filming himself driving 140 mph - Yahoo! News
I believe Iran, North korea, China have that same law.here in Massachusetts if you video tape a police office on duty its an arrestable offense
most people hide the video camera when you get pulled over and here in Massachusetts if you video tape a police office on duty its an arrestable offense
i doubt the police can use his video as evidence. can they confiscate that without a warrant? if not, then it can't be permissible in court becuase it was obtained without a warrant
i doubt the police can use his video as evidence. can they confiscate that without a warrant? if not, then it can't be permissible in court becuase it was obtained without a warrant
I believe Iran, North korea, China have that same law.
Media quote: "Arizona DPS really wants to talk to a man who had himself videotaped doing 219 miles-per-hour in his Lamborghini Murcielago on the Loop 202 freeway.
Hey Zen Master
Maybe it was really a case of self defense...
Evading that pesky Border Patrol you got down there
Hey Zen Master
Maybe it was really a case of self defense...
Evading that pesky Border Patrol you got down there
well in that case not guilty + immunity and a free pass for his/her ( ) family for life + free education, health care.....
Now I know there's a speed limit, .......But if the guy was doing these speeds on a busy freeway, fair enough, but if it was totally empty, good visibility etc..... Its not as if you stay at those speeds for very long... Just saying
Surely everyone has a bit of fun now and again The thing with this guy was he was dumb enough to tell the Cop he was filming it
...and Illinois, Massachusetts, and Maryland:I believe Iran, North korea, China have that same law.
140 Mph in a 65 is a petty midomeaner in most states and is excessive speeding. it is most defiently an arrestable offense. once arrested than your vehicle can be searched. no search warrant is needed. how the camera can be used against you im not sure. fruits of the crime perhaps? atleaste were im at its like that
It probably took the officer longer to make his coffee than it did to find and bust the guy.
- How many Murci's in AZ? 6? 8?
- How many in Phoenix? 3?
- How many are painted an obnoxious color? 2?
Let's run some plates.....
My point is:You must be joking, right?,,,,"6 or 8 in Arizona" "3 in Phoenix"
Dozens of them in Scottsdale.
I've seen 4 different Bugatti Veyrons on the streets here.... How many of those in New Albany or Columbus?
Well,,,maybe Bobby and Graham Rahal own one...
For the Arizona guy:To convict, they must prove 1-location, 2-offense, 3-venue, 4-identity, 5- time. Unless the vid proves all 5 elements, it will be an acquital.