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Shana and the LEO  by by Shana Roberts

I was in the right lane; he was in the fast lane. He didn't try anything further, so I just took my good ole time going down the road. As we came up to the next exit, a car in front of me was going slower than I was, so I used this as an opportunity to slow down enough to see what this guy was going to do. He passes me, and I looked over. Leo, it stands for law enforcement officer. It was an unmarked county cop car.

Well, I figured I was in the clear since he was now ahead of me. Well, that didn't last long, as he abruptly goes from the fast lane, all the way over to the slow lane (it's now a three lane road). He slows down, then moves over to get behind me and turns his lights on.

So, ok, we pull over. I hand him my driver's license, and he's asking questions as I look for the registration. The first thing he did was asked why I didn't pull over when he flashed his lights. So, I emphasized the fact that he exhibited all the signs of a typical aggressive driver, and how was I supposed to know that "he" was a cop? He didn't answer the question, obviously, for there was NO way to tell. I then asked why he didn't flash his dashboard lights on momentarily, and he said he couldn't because he was on a call and had to run "silent". So I again asked him how was I supposed to know he was a cop (to which he again didn't answer).

I apologized to him, and said if I HAD known he was a cop, I would have gladly pulled over for him. A question I would have loved to ask him was, if you were supposed to be going someplace, then how come it wasn't important after we got on the highway? HE might have said the call was cancelled, but I think he was just trying to get home. In any case, I finally found the registration, and when I went to hand it to him, he said he had seen enough and handed me back my license.

I think the only reason he pulled me over was to make sure I wasn't DUI. So he took off, and I sat there and just said a long "phew!

TTFN... Shana

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