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Retired Officer Tony Lepore of Providence, R.I., has for nearly three decades been directing traffic with unique dance moves.
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Deputies say Leonardo Diaz-Lua was clocked doing 120 mph while driving south on I-5 near Missions Street. Traffic Safety Team Deputy Ethan Griffith was on patrol in the area around noon Thursday when the racing occurred, according to the sheriff's office.
Read More →An audit in Los Angeles revealed the program is costing the city money, because the city's share of the fine amount is only one-third of the citation.
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Star Micronics has designed its TSP800 e-citation printer to integrate with patrol vehicles with a vertical mount stand to affix the device to consoles. Additionally, the printer's mobile power supply adapter enables in-vehicle operation, while retaining printing speed of 180 mm per second.
Read More →The claim of Kyle Peterson, 26, may gain traction because it quotes the New York administrative code prohibiting bicycle riding on sidewalks as pertaining to a "two- or three-wheeled device."
Read More →A Baltimore County Police Officer has dodged disciplinary action, after Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice tweeted that he got out of a traffic ticket in exchange for an autograph.
Read More →The NYPD will launch a probe into memos at a Brooklyn stationhouse that appeared to set quotas for traffic summonses, Mayor Bloomberg said Monday.
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The NYPD says there's no such thing as a ticket quota, but memos posted at a Brooklyn stationhouse say otherwise. Two notices obtained by the Daily News clearly spell out how many moving-violation summonses cops should be handing out.
Read More →Also, officers arrested 126 young people for curfew violations. Traffic enforcement recorded 33 arrests and 536 citations.
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Pulling over a motorist can result in a simple citation or a raging gun battle. You have to be prepared for either one.
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