Cops can be such dicks

[dallas]

In, fo shizzle.....

[636chick]

Will he be bringing the handcuff's ??????



ooopppps I just might be in the wrong thread

I keedddd you got's it Ron!!!!

How much you want to bet I could get myself arrested

[Bashed]

Will he be bringing the handcuff's ??????


How much you want to bet I could get myself arrested

Finally I might get some peace and quiet @ the house.
Anybody that bails her out gets to go ride with me
and I will let them follow me into a corner.

I'm in OKD, maybe they might realize all sportbikers in
this town don't run from the Fuzz cuz they don't belive
in making matters worse by not being responsible for thier
actions. I know, crazier things have happened. It sounds like
he profilied you based on you riding a sportbike near the Army
base.
Says alot right there. Me thinks they, CSP need to go have a talk
with the base commander and all the sportbikers on post if they
in fact are the cause of said profiling. This is a clear case in where
some individuals hurt all in the sport.
Peace Bash

[OldKneeDragger]

How much you want to bet I could get myself arrested

Only if you take the ear muffs off so you can hear what's being said

[OldKneeDragger]

This is the email and response I sent after our latest phone call (his short response first):
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Ron, That sounds like a plan. I will get one of my troopers tasked with that. Just let me know where.



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----- Original Message -----

Subject: Meeting with sportbike club

Hello Chuck,

Thank you for taking the time to follow up with me and discussing the events of October 24th. It is clear from the description provided by the officer who pulled us over and my description of the events that there was a serious misunderstanding by both of us.

I believe that these kind of misunderstandings can lead to very serious consequences and should be avoided if at all possible.

As we discussed, there is a small group of sportbike enthusiasts who meet every Friday night. Sometimes there are only a half dozen, sometimes we have 20 to 30 people show up. We typically meet at a restaurant for dinner and social interaction. It would be our pleasure to have somebody who represents the department meet with us for 10 to 30 minutes at one of these meetings.

Nothing formal, just a friendly discussion of what takes place when traffic enforcement is required and what we as bikers can do to avoid the kinds of problems that I experienced. To make it easier to have this meeting I will try to find a restaurant that has a "back room" where we can all talk openly.

How does Friday, November the 21st at 7:00 PM somewhere in Colorado Springs sound?

Thanks,


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Any suggestions for a place as I described?

[R1chie]

After a few minutes he comes over and says he is going to give us warnings I start to say thanks and he takes off again yelling at me to "QUIT ARGUING, I'm trying to be nice". Fuck this, I'm not going to say anything and make the motion like I'm zipping my mouth.).

Like has been said, you can always file a complaint, just remember the name. If you don't, call the supervisor, tell them what happened and complain, they can find out who was working that side of the highway.

[R1chie]

[quote=OldKneeDragger;377705]This is the email and response I sent after our latest phone call (his short response first):

Well, I didn't get down this far. Sounds like you are going to get things worked out and the officer will get some sort of reprimand. Sounds like it was worth the call.

[Manuel6155]

I didnt think biker cops would be out today when i was on my bike like 30 minutes ago, there was 3 of them riding together.

[aLiEn]

I didnt think biker cops would be out today when i was on my bike like 30 minutes ago, there was 3 of them riding together.

Yep, they ride all year long weather permitting.

[Drift]

So I just got a follow up call from the "district commander" (Charles Cargin)...He asked what else I would like to see happen.

Once again I suggested that some one from the department join us for perhaps 10 to 30 minutes at one of our bike nights. Purpose would be to have an open and frank discussion of tactics the officers use to apprehend potential traffic violations and how we as bikers should handle the situation to avoid problems.

So I will be missing this weeks bike night since I need to go to Southern NM and visit my mom. How about if I offer a date like the 21st and invite him to join us?

I'll see if I can find a good place to eat that has a "back room" where we might be able to visit. Will anybody else join me?

I'll join you.

Ciao,
Drift

[Manuel6155]

Ill join depending on the location and time

[Igor]

Count me in...

Check out this thread: A couple ideas on our military riders

http://www.cosportbikeclub.org/forum...ad.php?t=27006

[Nick_Ninja]

I hope your encounters with the authorities work out.

[Igor]

So far it really sounds like the CSP wants to be sure that this kind of situation is avoided.

Who knows? Maybe the name of this thread should really be "Damn squids, stop forcing the cops to behave like dicks!"

We all know that there are certain riders that really do make things hard on the rest of us.

At the end of the day, just like bash said, we were profiled. There is no way around it. I guess, the next time a car comes screaming up on my ass near the base, I'm getting off the road at my first opportunity.

[Yamacati Bob]

Usually the cops name and badge number is on the warning or ticket.

[Mental]

Ron, nice work. I am off the 21st and I'll be there.