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| Nevada Does a police officer have to be visible when he/she is using a radar gun to find out who is exceeding the speed limit? Can they hide behind a billboard or any other object to catch offenders driving past the posted speed limit? |
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| The vehicle cannot be camoflaged or items cannot be moved to to disguise the police vehicle. Using natural or manmade objects is legal. Some states require radar units to be plainly marked as police cars, other than that, its all legal. |
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NEVADA What is the difference of a vehicle being camouflaged or items moved to disguise a police vehicle with a police car being hidden behind a natural or man made object?????? please elaborate |
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| Police cannot use camoflaged painted vehicles. The officer cannot move objects to hide the vehicle. That is called intentional deception. Other than that, anything goes. They can hide behind billboards, signs, bushes, trees, garbage cans, buildings etc. They can use vehicles normally not considered as police vehicles, pickups, SUV's, sport cars. Police can use bridges, aircract, and buildings as platforms for using radar guns. A local small town police department even uses an officer on a bicycle to catch speeders. As a licensed motorist on the road, you assume all risks should you choose to not obey the law. I sounds as if you took a risk and lost. Time to pay up. |
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| Thanks for the reply Actually I am a law abiding citizen with a clean record. I'm trying to convince my friend that the police can give him a ticket even if they are not visible. He's the one with the lead foot !! |
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