I recently received a ticket for what the officer said was 67 in a 55. I know for a fact that I was not traveling that fast, but it's my word against his right? The thing is, there was a fair amount of traffic on the highway, and I was following the same line of vehicles for miles. I had my cruise set at 60 so that I would not go any faster than that, but at the location where the officer was I was going around 56 or so.
When the cop pulled me over and said I was going 67, and I said that it was impossible. I asked if he was sure it was me and not the vehicles around me and he said he clocked the car in front of me at 54. Common sense says how can I be going 13 mph faster than a car that I followed for miles? I would have rear-ended that car long before I got to the officers location! Can I successfully fight this in court, basically using my recollection of the events, as well as those of my wife(she was with me at the time)?
2007-09-25
04:50:48
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Charlie
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