South Whitley, IN Cop slams 18 year old girl.

[actaeon277]

You forgot a brokin headlight also

Well, it wasn't night out.
So, why not a ... "hey your headlight is out. Get it fixed in 7 days" type of warning.
Course, for the warning, probably need the ID.

So, I understand that you need to identify if you are suspected of breaking an infraction or violation.
And if the officer informed her when he pulled her over, that it was for speeding and a headlight... then she did "fail to identify".
I'm just wondering... if he DIDN'T inform her of that... If he pulled her over, got mad about the window, and failed to mention why she was pulled over.. would that constitute "failure to identify"?

 

[BigRed]

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[BigRed]

Well, it wasn't night out.
So, why not a ... "hey your headlight is out. Get it fixed in 7 days" type of warning.

Perhaps because he is a mentally unstable piece of ****.

Of course, that is a purely speculative comment.

 

[DragonGunner]

Well, it wasn't night out.
So, why not a ... "hey your headlight is out. Get it fixed in 7 days" type of warning.
Course, for the warning, probably need the ID.

So, I understand that you need to identify if you are suspected of breaking an infraction or violation.
And if the officer informed her when he pulled her over, that it was for speeding and a headlight... then she did "fail to identify".
I'm just wondering... if he DIDN'T inform her of that... If he pulled her over, got mad about the window, and failed to mention why she was pulled over.. would that constitute "failure to identify"?

Never had an officer pull me over and demand me to give them my name. Always asked for my license and such. I assume that’s what happened but she said she was having trouble finding her license. He still brewing over not rolling the window down all the way…. He was looking for some action. Did you see the video of him attacking the race car driver? The dude is tripping and looking for anything to get riled up about. I seen you tube videos of people giving a cop a hard time for a long time before they hand over a license. Is there a set time you have before getting ID to the officer? Regardless all his lies and action made any case he had thrown out. Literally in this case.

 

[cobber]

Well, it wasn't night out.
So, why not a ... "hey your headlight is out. Get it fixed in 7 days" type of warning.
Course, for the warning, probably need the ID.

So, I understand that you need to identify if you are suspected of breaking an infraction or violation.
And if the officer informed her when he pulled her over, that it was for speeding and a headlight... then she did "fail to identify".
I'm just wondering... if he DIDN'T inform her of that... If he pulled her over, got mad about the window, and failed to mention why she was pulled over.. would that constitute "failure to identify"?

We actually have no idea what he said or bellowed before he dragged her out.

 

[BigRed]

Never had an officer pull me over and demand me to give them my name. Always asked for my license and such. I assume that’s what happened but she said she was having trouble finding her license. He still brewing over not rolling the window down all the way…. He was looking for some action. Did you see the video of him attacking the race car driver? The dude is tripping and looking for anything to get riled up about. I seen you tube videos of people giving a cop a hard time for a long time before they hand over a license. Is there a set time you have before getting ID to the officer? Regardless all his lies and action made any case he had thrown out. Literally in this case.

I particularly appreciated the portion of the video evidence where the twit was yelling "get out of my scene" to the gas station customer.

 

[DragonGunner]

Remember this is a high crime city. He needs ID in less than 60 seconds so he can get back cleaning up the filth.

 

[DragonGunner]

I particularly appreciated the portion of the video evidence where the twit was yelling "get out of my scene" to the gas station customer.

Oh ya, dude is tripping big time.

 

[BigRed]

So where does Brian Schimmel turn up next?

ETA:

Mall Security Question

If Mall Security asks you if you are carrying do you have to answer truthfully?

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[BigRed]

Remember this is a high crime city. He needs ID in less than 60 seconds so he can get back cleaning up the filth.

Sounds like the place is down at least one thug at this point. The streets of South Whitley are a bit safer tonight.

 

[Creedmoor]

Well, it wasn't night out.
So, why not a ... "hey your headlight is out. Get it fixed in 7 days" type of warning.
Course, for the warning, probably need the ID.

So, I understand that you need to identify if you are suspected of breaking an infraction or violation.
And if the officer informed her when he pulled her over, that it was for speeding and a headlight... then she did "fail to identify".
I'm just wondering... if he DIDN'T inform her of that... If he pulled her over, got mad about the window, and failed to mention why she was pulled over.. would that constitute "failure to identify"?

Didn't he run old Dad for warrants while he had Dads drivers license?

 

[Creedmoor]

So where does Brian Schimmel turn up next?

ETA:

Mall Security Question

If Mall Security asks you if you are carrying do you have to answer truthfully?

www.indianagunowners.com

Elwood, Orestus, Summitville, Fairmont or Alec.

 

[actaeon277]

Didn't he run old Dad for warrants while he had Dads drivers license?

yes
he did.


So.. if the Dad refused, would he have been charged with "failure to id"?

 

[TheGrumpyGuy]

We should start a go fund me and get him a few of these...

 

[Creedmoor]

yes
he did.


So.. if the Dad refused, would he have been charged with "failure to id"?

It really could have gotten very interesting, I loved that Dad let him know with, my Dad is a retired Trooper. So I believe he was telling the officer, I know whats going on here.
He kept a cool head, I'm not so sure my Dad would have been that cool at that time.

 

[gassprint1]

37 in a 30?


Also, question..
Failure to identify.
IC 34-28-5-3.5 Refusal to identify self
Sec. 3.5. A person who knowingly or intentionally refuses to provide either the person's:

(1) name, address, and date of birth; or

(2) driver's license, if in the person's possession;

to a law enforcement officer who has stopped the person for an infraction or ordinance violation commits a Class C misdemeanor.



who has stopped the person for an infraction or ordinance violation
Does this mean the officer has to give the infraction or ordinance violation if asked?
Next. Did he tell her the infraction or ordinance violation and I missed it?

You know, thats a major problem asking for a drivers license since none of use have 1 anymore. Great defense in court being a drivers license is for commercial vehicles..

 

[gassprint1]

Sppa

It really could have gotten very interesting, I loved that Dad let him know with, my Dad is a retired Trooper. So I believe he was telling the officer, I know whats going on here.
He kept a cool head, I'm not so sure my Dad would have been that cool at that time.

Apparently he wasn't too involved being he should have told the cop to get a warrant if he wanted to search the car.

 

[Creedmoor]

Sppa

Apparently he wasn't too involved being he should have told the cop to get a warrant if he wanted to search the car.

I know that the side of the road is not the place to argue with LE, its just not prudent under most circumstances. Even more so with an Officer like that.

 

[freekforge]

Elwood, Orestus, Summitville, Fairmont or Alec.

You say that like summitville had the same problem... oh wait

 

[Creedmoor]

You say that like summitville had the same problem... oh wait

Last I heard, someone was doing the Town Marshals job for free?
I don't know if that was true or not.