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disorderlyI live in WI and my 16 yr old son recieved a citation for disorderly conduct with a motor vechile for spinning out his tires. The officer who wrote him the citation was not at the scene. There was a man with a walkietalkie who yelled at him when he did it and then the man left and an officer came and gave him the ticket. Do we have any chance of fighting this at all? |
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| For some reason there is something missing in this story. I would be willing to guess sonny boy didn't tell Mom everything. |
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| The man with the walkie-talkie was an undercover officer on a drug stake-out. Sonny "Burn rubber" boy just picked the wrong time and place to impress his friends. |
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| He has the right to face his accuser. If captain walkie-talkie is a cop you're probably dead but can at least make him appear. If not and there's no other evidence it's his word against the other guy, and you can at least make HIM appear. If the guy doesn't show up you're out of it unless the cop can prove given what he saw that your son actually did what he was accused of. Was your son smart enough to get out of there when somebody saw him or did he just keep peeling until the cop showed up? |
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