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What should I say to the police officer when I'm pulled over for speeding?

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squeebie

date: April 4, 2005

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- April 1, 2007

lie and say my (wife, daughter, son, kids, friend, husband, etc) got hurt and i need to go check and see how bad it is? if start asking question about that say: im no sure what happened but my (wife, kids, friend, etc) called and said she/he
(hit head on the corner of the coffee table, fell down the stairs, got cut when chopping vegetables, etc). and purposely act nervous, and admit that your nervous, just say im real nervous right now.

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czarmarcus

- February 25, 2007

"You got me red handed! I'm sorry officer, I'm still a new driver. Sometimes I get so caught up with checking my blind spots to make sure I'm not cutting anyone off, that I forget to check my spedometer. You must give me a ticket , it is important to follow the law and that everyone guilty be held accountable."

He will try to be a bigger man and say "It's ok, I understand. I'll let you off with a warning. It's obvious you weren't doing it on purpose... yada yada"

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Answer Added By:

Flounder

- February 12, 2007

It will only work for women, but my sister says to cry. Works more times than it doesn't.

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- December 8, 2006

None of the answers listed thus far actually state what you should SAY! Do you apologize or claim he is wrong? If you apologize are you admitting guilt? If you say he is wrong does that just anger the officer?

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jimmy725

- April 21, 2005

I've heard that you should have your hands on the steering wheel, it makes the officer more relaxed because he can see your hands and knows what you're doing.

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damnfool

- April 4, 2005

Always, always, always apologize. Be Mr Nice Guy, apologize, say you didn't realize that you were that fast, or didn't see the stop sign, etc. That's always worked for me.

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