VetteOwner -
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Originally Posted by VetteOwner
well he is a cop prolly sees alot of things everyday  most liekly more than we ever see in our lifetimes 
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Too true.
But if I was a rookie cop and I saw that happen, when *I* had signalled the person to pull over, then that would stick with me. Not my fault, but still ...
Question : When a cop pulls someone over, are they trained to wait for a "clear area" to pull the person over?
I ask because I remember being signalled to pull over once in a bad part of the highway. I deliberately drove a bit farther to find a safe place to pull over. I might have even pulled off the freeway even though I was risking looking like a "runner" (can't remember the context right now).
CarloSW2