Breaking the law! Breaking the law!

[Dash]

I remember drinking when I was out with friends at 17 (I never drank routinely, but one of my friends who was out at the time was 18 so he bought us booze) down at the railway on this very bridge...



One minute I'm taking shots of Aftershock, the next, the police van pulls up at the bottom of the bridge... so me, being a really clever kid, decided to do a runner across the bridge and into those trees in the background. Turned out that only 2 out of 5 of us actually ran away. The other 3 were just asked to keep it down the noise cos the nearby residences were complaining. At least the adrenaline rush made it considerably worth while. Happy times.

Sped through speed cameras before too, just never been caught or chased up about it; the first time being on my 18th birthday.

[Tafshin]

Originally Posted by Darkfinn

At least with you being 16 it'll dissapear from your record soon.

Eh, Oklahoma's laws are very stupid on that. There is this classification between juvenile and adult here, called Youthful Offender. That means that you get the same rights as a juvenile, but if you mess up, you end up doing adult time. I had 10 years over my head until the end of my parole =/. Also, even thought my record is sealed as a juvenile, my Youthful Offender status means its still visible on background checks, even if I was a juvenile. I've been turned down at many a job because of it. Even though no one will admit to it, because its illegal to do that. But also in Oklahoma, people can fire you and not hire you for any other stupid reason.

[Wetone 310]

Yes I was arrested for a DUI. and yes I was wearing a wet diaper. I made the excuse that I needed it. I have really learned A BIG LESSON.......... NO MORE DRINKING 4 ME.... Sorry All....

[Eric]

I've never been arrested. I've come close countless times, but I can run fast and I know the area better then the back of my hand.

[khaymen]

There was a time in my life that I liked to drive 20 - 40mph above the speed limit. In order to keep my license I outran/hid from the police on three separate occasions. All I have to say is that, if you are going to be stupid enough to try this, it pays to know the back roads and alternate routes around where you are driving 95mph in a 45mph zone.

[Pojo]

Originally Posted by khaymen

There was a time in my life that I liked to drive 20 - 40mph above the speed limit. In order to keep my license I outran/hid from the police on three separate occasions. All I have to say is that, if you are going to be stupid enough to try this, it pays to know the back roads and alternate routes around where you are driving 95mph in a 45mph zone.

If you didn't run away, and instead pulled over, you probably would've just gotten a ticket...Think of how bad it would have been if they caught you after you tried to run away?

[Point Blanch]

Probably more than a ticket. More like a criminal speeding fine and time in driving school!

[Eric]

Originally Posted by Pojo

If you didn't run away, and instead pulled over, you probably would've just gotten a ticket...Think of how bad it would have been if they caught you after you tried to run away?

Pojo, I'm surprised you don't know especially cause you're from Virginia (they have some of the toughest laws on this). Driving more then 20 mph over the speed limit is reckless endangerment.

[Pojo]

Originally Posted by Eric

Pojo, I'm surprised you don't know especially cause you're from Virginia (they have some of the toughest laws on this). Driving more then 20 mph over the speed limit is reckless endangerment.

Well, I don't pay that much attention to the laws, I just use common sense n.n...And my friend is always speeding, like a lot faster, and he's gotten pulled over on lots of occassions...And has gotten a ticket, like once...When he was going over 20 the speed limit...The officer lowered the speed though...But the person we are talking about on here, isn't from Virginia...

[Point Blanch]

He's from Kansas?