State Police “Professional Courtesy” Caught On Camera

1. The fake laughing…good god

2. I've been pulled over about 5ish times. My dad used to be a reserve Deputy but it's been over 10 years now, so a lot of the people now don't know him. There was only I think twice that they saw my last name and asked if he was my dad and I said yes. They told me to have a good day and be safe. These were all for speeding around 10 over by the way. When the officers walked up to the car they would ask if I knew why I was being pulled over or how fast I was going and I was 100% honest. I have nothing to hide and lying makes it worse. So it had more to do with that I was cooperative then who my dad was. Most of the times they never even asked for my ID, because I just straight up told them I know I was going to fast. I think am officer not giving a ticket to another officer for that kind of stuff is 100% okay. I see absolutely nothing wrong. It's not corruption, it's more of a respect for the profession. Officers have to deal with so much shit now days (look at what's going on right now, they are already understaffed and underpaid and yet everyone suddenly wants to defund them yet complains about crime?) That they more or less should be able to get out of a speeding ticket or two. I didn't say they are above the law. No one is. But they deserve so much more then we give them. That goes for all public workers like that: Firefighters, paramedics, EMT's, teacher's, especially military, and etc. underpaid for what the

3. Police Officers should be exempt from minor traffic infractions.

4. If the first thing you say to me is “I’m a cop” it’s probably not going to go well. Military personnel do the same thing. “I’m a Marine” Ok, thank you for your service. Here’s your citation for 68 in a 55. Have a nice day.

5. It is only professional courtesy if the badge influences the decision. On a lightly crowded road like this, he most likely was thinking that he was just going to warn her anyway while pulling up behind her. There is absolutely NO reason to think this cop made an immoral decision.

6. PRO CURT IN FULL EFFECT!

7. The law is for you, but not for me.

8. It's not "professional courtesy" unless it's something a non-cop would get a ticket for.

9. I think sovereign citizens, aka travellers should be made to watch this! Real simple, very courteous and polite on both parties. Why do those types make their lives so miserable?

10. Got stopped as a teenager with a friend in the car in the 80s for speeding around midnight.
    The cop asked why I was speeding, and I said we're trying to catch up with the girls ahead of us going to the ocean.
    He gave me a warning.
    I said, what do I need to do with this?
    He said you can frame it, you can eat it, but don't throw it on the hiway.

11. I've been pulled over and let go many times and I really don't like cops but I treated them with respect.

12. I've gotten 14 non-moving violations on my bike, 14… No other criminal record in my 40 years of life!!!!! and people in here talking about just be cool and they'll be cool?… BULLSHIT!!!!!!

13. No problem with that

14. I'm sorry. I respect police in Everything they do EXCEPT THIS!
    These would be the first cops on the take! Enough said

15. If your polite to the police, then in turn they are pite to you. Many of times, I have been inside a car being pulled over and hardly ever get a ticket. I even had one cop pull me over and ask y I was speeding. I told him I need to go open the store up so I can go get my son who was deployed in Iraq. He really was. He ran my license then told me to slow down that my son rather have me alive than hurt or dead. Then proceeded to tell me to thank my son for him, handed mey license and registration and walked off. Very nice and sweet cop.

16. So what? I've been let go with a warning.

17. Real World Police I’m sure you’ve slipped in an extra McNugget in your buddies bag before.. give a cop a break .

18. I have no problem with this.

19. Yea, I get pulled over for speeding and I get a seat belt ticket.. I can ride a motorcycle with no helmet.. Like were really worried about safety.

20. Thats classic inbredish bootlicker shit

21. nothing more than cops sticking together….very typical

22. Last summer (2018) going through Illinois 10-15 mph over the speed limit, me my wife and 2 late teen kids in the car. Saw the cop in the median too late. Slowed down pulled into the slow lane and saw the cop come after me. Waited for the lights to go on, and pulled over. Rolled the windows down, hands on the steering wheel. Standard traffic stop, let go with a warning. It happens.

23. See it’s right what they say all scumbags together

24. been in this situation a few times, saw the cop flip around i pulled over before they were even facing my direction of travel and they let me go simple as that

25. Yes cops give other cops breaks or “professional courtesy” usually for minor traffic violations. There is discretion. Nothing wrong with giving breaks. The only people that understand a law enforcement officer’s job is another officer.

26. 100% professional

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