Posted on April 24th, 2008 10:26am by Wick Allison
Filed under Crime
The Ellis County Observer has the numbers. Robert Guest asks the pertinent question: is the speed trap illegal under Texas law?
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Try Lake Dallas and Corinth! Barney Fife is on patrol!
ABSOPOSITIV-A-LUTELY!!!
@ 10:39 am on April 24, 2008
Van Alstyne – going or coming on 75. They have an unmarked, too. They’ll sit juuuuuust over this ridge where you can’t quite see them until you top the hill.
Reminiscent of Robin Hood and the old English highwaymen. Rob the travelers in the boonies and share the loot with the local yokels.
@ 12:50 pm on April 24, 2008
I used to drive down that particular section of highway daily, and I always saw at least one driver pulled over by a Ferris PD unit. Every day. And Palmer was just as bad. I just drove the speed limit and cursed the !@#$#@!.
@ 10:52 pm on April 24, 2008
FrontBurner® launched in March 2003, the first blog in Dallas run by a media organization. This is where the editors of D Magazine come to waste a tremendous amount of time.
5 comments
Try Lake Dallas and Corinth! Barney Fife is on patrol!
ABSOPOSITIV-A-LUTELY!!!
Van Alstyne – going or coming on 75. They have an unmarked, too. They’ll sit juuuuuust over this ridge where you can’t quite see them until you top the hill.
Escort Passport 8500 X50 – works like a charm. Had mine for 2 years and NO tickets. “Sees” them good ‘ol boys several miles away.
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Reminiscent of Robin Hood and the old English highwaymen. Rob the travelers in the boonies and share the loot with the local yokels.
I used to drive down that particular section of highway daily, and I always saw at least one driver pulled over by a Ferris PD unit. Every day. And Palmer was just as bad. I just drove the speed limit and cursed the !@#$#@!.