I hate dealing with the police, especially when I’m behind the wheel of a car.
The first time it happened I was 16 in addition to driving our mother’s car when a cop got behind me in addition to turned on her lights.
I was perplexed because I wasn’t even speeding. She told me that it was the expired tags on our mother’s license plate that needed to be substituted after renewing the automobile registration. I was slightly miserable with our mother that she had let things expire with her car’s registration, however since the cop let me go with a simple warning, all of us didn’t have to pay with a ticket in addition to nothing went on our driver’s license. The next time I was pulled over by cops it was to address why our left front headlight was out in addition to no longer working. Again, I was let go with just a warning. However, I think people in internet forums who have been pulled over with cannabis in their card in addition to got a DUI in this state because of the laws. The people I was with and I have some of the strictest laws in the entire country regarding cannabis, so it’s not surprising that the cops here would follow those guidelines despite its legality at the state level. I eventually got a medical marijuana card so I’d be in a better position if our car was stopped in addition to searched by state or county police. I still haven’t been pulled over by state police in addition to I worry they wouldn’t let me go with a warning like the others have. I just hate paying $70 a year to keep our cannabis card active.
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