Exact thing happened to me. The flashlight was aimed at me to STOP...(for whatever reasons the 1st cop had...no turn signal...something). I went by him and that was construed as "failing to obey and Officers signal ie: flashlight-signaling). A misdemeanor charge and I had to go to court for it.

I won, but I think thats what happened to you. He flashed you...you ignored him...and that was perceived by a bunch of cops as someone with something to hide.

They may have even been looking for a car on the radio matching one like yours. He flashed you...you kept going.

Always...I mean ALWAYS... stop.

Originally posted by mysterioustranger
Exact thing happened to me. The flashlight was aimed at me to STOP...(for whatever reasons the 1st cop had...no turn signal...something). I went by him and that was construed as "failing to obey and Officers signal ie: flashlight-signaling). A misdemeanor charge and I had to go to court for it.

I won, but I think thats what happened to you. He flashed you...you ignored him...and that was perceived by a bunch of cops as someone with something to hide.

They may have even been looking for a car on the radio matching one like yours. He flashed you...you kept going.

Always...I mean ALWAYS... stop.

he never mentioned the light. he said he pulled me over for a burnt license plate light, but that was a lie bc neither of them are burnt

You know? She was just waving the light back and forth at me. Who knew I was supposed to stop? All I know is I ticked that cop of good because I didnt!

Wow, you know the cops are low when they pull average folks over with no evidence.

What you described with 6 police cars and a dog sounds to me to be a widespread search for something. It is not personal. They may be looking for a thrown out weapon or item, maybe drugs, a dead body, a live body, a kidnapping victim, an illegal immigrant, or a runaway prisoner. That is why this officer was itching to get into your trunk. They don't need to tell you what they are looking for; they just have to find what they are all out to do. It could even be a scavenger hunt for training, it may be that they are looking for a runaway black ops agent or alien, who can say at the moment? Obviously the dog wasn't interested in your car, but went somewhere else, and up and down the roads.

It might be good that this kind of activity is unusual for that kind of area.

Last time I got pulled over ( I'm on break from being a driver) it was definitely a set-up. In my personal belief, whether you're a career criminal or not, everything happens for a reason. Sometimes our effect on the causal world through karma can manifest as negative repercussions in our life, but they may still be of our own original design.

Get in with your god, feel the holy spirit and try to avoid those red and blue devils~~~

-Louie