Street Racer Pwned on Forums
Thread Starter
Senior Member
Big Sky Scion
SL Member
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 981
From: Wilmington, NC
Street Racer Pwned on Forums
For some reason, the link isn't working...but this is where the following quotes came from (although I saw this on another forum): http://www.orlandoforums.com/forum/s...d.php?t=126522
3 Posts later, the cop posts...
lol...epic win.
well i was at the street races a few weeks ago and i was racing when i started to slow down and got to about 90 i got pulled over...after everything and about an hour later i got a ticket for going to SLOW lol he wrote down doing 40mph in a 55 lol but the speed limit was 50mph on that road lol can i fight that , it was a 250$ ticket for going to slow wtf
3 Posts later, the cop posts...
Disclaimer - this is assuming you were the moron racing on John Young past Walmart (near the roadside crosses where those 3 girls were killed in a street racing crash). If not, then I had someone just as idiotic do the same thing.
You just don't understand a break when I give you one. Please take me to court so I can print this out and show the judge.
You just don't understand a break when I give you one. Please take me to court so I can print this out and show the judge.
lol...epic win.
Senior Member
SL Member
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 1,372
From: Spoolin a Snail
doesnt matter you can e-thug talk all you want on the internet its no usable in court...
We have an ask the law section on tristatetuners.com....
http://www.tristatetuners.com/forum/...ad.php?t=70581
We have an ask the law section on tristatetuners.com....
http://www.tristatetuners.com/forum/...ad.php?t=70581
Senior Member
SL Member
Joined: Feb 2005
Posts: 4,016
From: Under your bed
ACTUALLY *ahem*
As someone who works at Microsoft and works with local law enforcement and federal agencies around the world, the internet CAN be used in court if due process is followed, which means they would have to trace something like the email address the account posting that information was made with, then send me, or my equivalent at a company that isn't msn, hotmail, or live a subpoena or even just an official request on their departments letterhead asking nicely... we would then provide them with what they were requesting (i.e. IP address, account user info, account activity logs etc etc)
but as the guy said, the only thing that makes that happen is if the officer wants to take it that far... and 9/10 for something like that they wont.
PS-
they can do it with xbox live too.
Just sayin.
And the pwng at the top is fantastic.
As someone who works at Microsoft and works with local law enforcement and federal agencies around the world, the internet CAN be used in court if due process is followed, which means they would have to trace something like the email address the account posting that information was made with, then send me, or my equivalent at a company that isn't msn, hotmail, or live a subpoena or even just an official request on their departments letterhead asking nicely... we would then provide them with what they were requesting (i.e. IP address, account user info, account activity logs etc etc)
but as the guy said, the only thing that makes that happen is if the officer wants to take it that far... and 9/10 for something like that they wont.
PS-
they can do it with xbox live too.
Just sayin.
And the pwng at the top is fantastic.
Senior Member
Scikotics
SL Member
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 229
From: Yorktown, VA
OWNED!
But Adorian is correct, police can use your information from the net.
I remember reading about a group of riders who posted there stunt videos on youtube.
The local PD got youtube to release the videos as evidence. and all people involved where ticketed and fined in court.
So be careful, on what you posted.
But Adorian is correct, police can use your information from the net.
I remember reading about a group of riders who posted there stunt videos on youtube.
The local PD got youtube to release the videos as evidence. and all people involved where ticketed and fined in court.
So be careful, on what you posted.
Senior Member
SL Member
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 1,372
From: Spoolin a Snail
Originally Posted by CameronTX
i didnt read the write up, but the guy that made that post on tristatetunners.com has a really funny picture! lol
Thread Starter
Senior Member
Big Sky Scion
SL Member
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 981
From: Wilmington, NC
Originally Posted by SeanJohn
OWNED!
But Adorian is correct, police can use your information from the net.
I remember reading about a group of riders who posted there stunt videos on youtube.
The local PD got youtube to release the videos as evidence. and all people involved where ticketed and fined in court.
So be careful, on what you posted.
But Adorian is correct, police can use your information from the net.
I remember reading about a group of riders who posted there stunt videos on youtube.
The local PD got youtube to release the videos as evidence. and all people involved where ticketed and fined in court.
So be careful, on what you posted.
Originally Posted by SVicksTC
doesnt matter you can e-thug talk all you want on the internet its no usable in court...
We have an ask the law section on tristatetuners.com....
http://www.tristatetuners.com/forum/...ad.php?t=70581
We have an ask the law section on tristatetuners.com....
http://www.tristatetuners.com/forum/...ad.php?t=70581
the OP got pwned online, it's now a classic traveling the globe and there's nothing you can do to diminish that.
</end nonsense about questioning usability in court>
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
StreetDriven
Regional - Mid Atlantic
0
Mar 16, 2015 12:17 AM
TheTripleC
PPC: Vehicles
1
Jan 4, 2015 06:46 PM
Cheshire_Cat
Scion xA Owners Lounge
11
Dec 13, 2003 10:11 PM