Pulled over again!!

[MeatKing]

when i was in fl i lived in a affluent area with my mom, but was young (20) and working construction (masonry) and was riding my bike down the sidewalk in a very public area (but dirty from work that day) they pulled me over and hassled me because they thought I was vagrant. I was a employed taxpaying citizen 500 yards from the private beach access my community owned with a tag showing access to neighborhood facilities. They couldn't do anything, but it was assuming I was a criminal because I was dirty (from working) and I would have been the first to report any crime in progress. I have a good middle class job now and my kids are kinda spoiled but I still remember how it felt and get really angry when I see someone getting looked down on because they are less fortunate than you. But they can pull you over for any reason and pretty much get away with it. If you are innocent you are happy to be let go and no action usually comes of it.

Thank-you I think you were able to put it into words much better then me...

 

[rebelcowboysnb]

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They can stop a car when they get a report it was involved in a crime. That is RAS. They can not stop everyone... Aurora CO is learning that the hard way after doing just that after a bank robbery...