The faces of Indy

[tri675]

hey indy~

hey man i have a bike i ride on the track as well

can you shoot me some mail??

thanks

 

[IndyMonkey]

Just to show that cops are not the only ones that park in no parking zones.

 

[IndyMonkey]

THis one has me baffled. The white guy walked up and asked for the cup. The beggar game it to him, white guy proceeded to count the money, took a few coins and gave it back to the beggar. We went to the War Memorial then came back 2 hours later and the white guy was still standing next to the beggar.

 

[Colt556]

THis one has me baffled. The white guy walked up and asked for the cup. The beggar game it to him, white guy proceeded to count the money, took a few coins and gave it back to the beggar. We went to the War Memorial then came back 2 hours later and the white guy was still standing next to the beggar.

The white dude is his Democratic Liberal Protector ensuring the panhandlers right to beg in peace.

 

[Tactical Dave]

Just to show that cops are not the only ones that park in no parking zones.

You obviously don't spend much downtown......... untill people started to throw a fit they tow trucks would hang out in the allies waiting for two calls.......

 

[Doug]

Just to show that cops are not the only ones that park in no parking zones.

Granted, cops aren't the only ones in "No Parking" zones.
BUT, has a police car EVER received a ticket for improper parking?
EVER?

 

[IndyMonkey]

Granted, cops aren't the only ones in "No Parking" zones.
BUT, has a police car EVER received a ticket for improper parking?
EVER?

I remember a Marion County Sheriff getting stopped on I65 by a state trooper that turned into a huge ordeal 10 years or so ago.

 

[Tactical Dave]

Granted, cops aren't the only ones in "No Parking" zones.
BUT, has a police car EVER received a ticket for improper parking?
EVER?

I know an IFD Captian that got a ticket on the circles parked in a hotel loading zone with the hotels permision because the cycle cop was having a bad day...... that did not go over well.. I know about it because I worked there and was involved in that situation........ it was halarious....... "Capt so and so......... a cycle cop just gave you a ticket".........

 

[IndyMonkey]

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[Tactical Dave]

I remember a Marion County Sheriff getting stopped on I65 by a state trooper that turned into a huge ordeal 10 years or so ago.

The I will tow you no I will tow you debate?

 

[IndyMonkey]

The I will tow you no I will tow you debate?

They sheriff was going to k9 classes and running late, got stopped. If I recall correctly the sheriff deputy left the scene once.

 

[Doug]

I remember a Marion County Sheriff getting stopped on I65 by a state trooper that turned into a huge ordeal 10 years or so ago.

Yes, I remember that, too.

As I recall, the sheriff objected so forcefully to being stopped, the trooper arrested him. Then, multiple sheriff cars showed up and, over the objections of the trooper, the other sheriffs released their comrade. No charges were filed, no disciplinary action was taken.
A few days later, a civilian called the state police and reported a sheriff's car had passed him on 465 at a high rate of speed with no lights or siren. The caller was told to contact the Marion County Sheriff because the State Police weren't going to do anything about it.

I understand nobody's perfect, but I don't believe a badge should be a license to ignore traffic laws.

 

[Frank_N_Stein]

Granted, cops aren't the only ones in "No Parking" zones.
BUT, has a police car EVER received a ticket for improper parking?
EVER?

Yes. Hang out around the City-County Building at 50 N. Alabama St for any length of time during the week and you will see marked cars being ticketed.

I remember a Marion County Sheriff getting stopped on I65 by a state trooper that turned into a huge ordeal 10 years or so ago.

It was an IPD officer, not a sheriff deputy.

 

[MrsGungho]

I musta drove downtown at the wrong time. I was driving with my bare fanny sticking out the window knowing monkeyboy would be there.
I tried to give him something to get pictures of.

 

[Doug]

Yes. Hang out around the City-County Building at 50 N. Alabama St for any length of time during the week and you will see marked cars being ticketed.

I'd like to see a picture of that!

It was an IPD officer, not a sheriff deputy.

Perhaps you're right.

 

[E5RANGER375]

Yes, I remember that, too.

As I recall, the sheriff objected so forcefully to being stopped, the trooper arrested him. Then, multiple sheriff cars showed up and, over the objections of the trooper, the other sheriffs released their comrade. No charges were filed, no disciplinary action was taken.
A few days later, a civilian called the state police and reported a sheriff's car had passed him on 465 at a high rate of speed with no lights or siren. The caller was told to contact the Marion County Sheriff because the State Police weren't going to do anything about it.

I understand nobody's perfect, but I don't believe a badge should be a license to ignore traffic laws.

if i was governor, i would apoint that trooper to commissioner. then id tell him to clean house!

 

[Tactical Dave]

Yes. Hang out around the City-County Building at 50 N. Alabama St for any length of time during the week and you will see marked cars being ticketed.



It was an IPD officer, not a sheriff deputy.

The meter maids in that area don't care haha. They see something in a tow away zone or to far away from the curb and BAM!

 

[SirRealism]

Best of all, Muff Man is for rent.

 

[Benny]

I remember a Marion County Sheriff getting stopped on I65 by a state trooper that turned into a huge ordeal 10 years or so ago.

When a PO gets a ticket, who pays it? Him, or everyone else in the city?

 

[IndyMonkey]

When a PO gets a ticket, who pays it? Him, or everyone else in the city?

When a truck driver gets a speeding ticket who pays it? Him or the trucking company?