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Police Hand Out 328 Tickets To Pedestrians Thursday
JeanMarc, if the law were fair and gave tickets to the surrounding bums and crack heads that were jaywalking (actually out of the pedestrian lines) around me, then yes, I would enjoy my ticket because it would mean that the law equally applied to everyone… Unfortunately, this is a law that only applies to people who can pay for the repercussions…Also, because I do not want you to break important laws, like I do, make sure that if you are a woman in California, you are not driving a car in a house coat!
March 18, 2014 at 11:41 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Police Hand Out 328 Tickets To Pedestrians Thursday
I seriously thought that a "jaywalking ticket" was a contrived fairy tale, similar to the Tooth Fairy or the Boogy Man… Unfortunately, I got slapped in the face with a jaywalking ticket today by a female police officer far more obese and scary than the actual boogy man… It's great that San Diego is so broke that they are giving middle-class, hardworking, suit wearing, citizens like myself tickets for the most ridiculously made up infractions. What was even better was that while walking back to my office, yellow ticket in hand, a homeless male was taking a public piss on an electrical box, yet, I am the one being ticketed for walking within the white painted lines, a mere 2 seconds before the light technically turned green? In all honesty, Batman, the Tooth Fairy and the Boogy Man (not the one who ticketed me), could protect this city far better than the lazy jokes in black uniforms littered about Downtown, San Diego.
March 13, 2014 at 2:35 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )