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Hello all

Here is the deal. Defending a 75 kmph ticket in a 60 kmph zone. Night time out side of Collingwood, ON, in the sticks. BS, but what else is new these days.

Fine not the issue. No demerit points. It's strictly an insurance issue.

Open flat land, no traffic, lady OPP zaps me in her moving cruiser as she approaches me. Indicates to me that right behind her was another OPP as they were heading back into the Collingwood detachment. Says she talked to him over the radio about me. Did not question her as to why she mentioned this or what she was trying to imply. I assumed it was some sort of expression that her estimate of speeding was confirmed to be correct. Said she reduced it down from what I'm not exactly sure. Stated other officer, in other cruiser, who did not stop, thought I was close to the street racing law because I might have still been in the town's 50 kmph limit. Did not argue, just thought to myself what has happened to this province/country that cops can terrorize a person that never breaks the law with taking their vehicle late at night in the sticks and costing them a fortune for many years. I was driving a company owned Tundra Crewmax loaded worth 50K.

Question:

Can a moving operational radar unit interfere with the reception of another operational moving radar unit that is in front (travelling in same direction) . In other words, could the lady cop's radar be skewed by the radar unit in the OPP car that was following her when she zapped me?

I'm grasping at straws here, but seeking a technical answer about moving radar.

Thanks

 
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For some reason i think it doesn't matter.
When I got nailed, cop was driving behind 3 cars and me going towards him. I was really questioned how he did that as I thought the laser or whatever would interfeared by moving cars in front of him.

This province went to . Cops are nailing people left and right during these hard times when people are getting laid off and stuff. Come on now.

And don't forget these ****** have quotes to follow to

 
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just cause times are hard they cant just stop inforcing the laws . but i am sure u can wiggle out of it if u show up to court