Nealy arrested for a noise complaint

isufbcurt

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I posted this in the VEISHEA thread last night. On the scanner the cop was a ****. The cop was talking about how he gave a warning to a Blue Suburban with FL plates and they were still playing their music loud. He told the other cop to just arrest him on a simple misdemeanor instead of giving him a ticket. When they said the drivers name was Devondrick I put the name and the plates together.
 

2forISU

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Everyone has different opinion on what loud is...:eek:

I have never heard of a person getting arrested for loud music, first.

Ole Bobby doing a fine job...
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I posted this in the VEISHEA thread last night. On the scanner the cop was a ****. The cop was talking about how he gave a warning to a Blue Suburban with FL plates and they were still playing their music loud. He told the other cop to just arrest him on a simple misdemeanor instead of giving him a ticket. When they said the drivers name was Devondrick I put the name and the plates together.

Boy, if those are the facts, that's an abuse of discretion. Sad.

We have too many Clones21-type cops around.
 

isufbcurt

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Boy, if those are the facts, that's an abuse of discretion. Sad.

We have too many Clones21-type cops around.

I was sitting there listening to the scanner doing tax returns. Even my wife who was on the couch reading a book made a comment about why would they arrest him and not give him a ticket (This was all before they said the drivers name).
 

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I posted this in the VEISHEA thread last night. On the scanner the cop was a ****. The cop was talking about how he gave a warning to a Blue Suburban with FL plates and they were still playing their music loud. He told the other cop to just arrest him on a simple misdemeanor instead of giving him a ticket. When they said the drivers name was Devondrick I put the name and the plates together.

But Devondrick wasn't being one by not complying with the cop?
 

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But Devondrick wasn't being one by not complying with the cop?

No Angie -

You see, cops are always wrong. Therefore it's perfectly acceptable to disregard their warnings and still not face any further consequences.
 

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No Angie -

You see, cops are always wrong. Therefore it's perfectly acceptable to disregard their warnings and still not face any further consequences.

I mean, I do agree that he should have been ticketed first - but if he'd been asked to turn it down, it was clearly coming because of complaints.
 

carvers4math

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Ames PD would have a heyday in my neighborhood then. I always just view the teenagers cranking music as a way to drown out the train and highway noise.

Hopefully this won't be their banner arrest of the week while the lightpole assault goes unsolved.
 

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