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  • Monthly Image: All Of My Paperwork Was Up To Par

    Although you’ll read cogent advice to Never Talk To Police, somehow I knew this would involve a conversation long before I went around the curve:

    Maloney Rd Incident 1 - 2018-02-27
    Maloney Rd Incident 1 – 2018-02-27

    And it did:

    Maloney Rd Incident 2 - 2018-02-27
    Maloney Rd Incident 2 – 2018-02-27

    Evidently, someone just discovered a body floating in a bend of the small creek off to the left.

    My helmet camera prompted some attention, although nothing of interest was visible from the road. A few days later, whoever owned the property bulldozed a substantial berm along the far shoulder to prevent random strangers from just driving in and doing whatever. A week or so later, a call from another police agency had me explaining I don’t have video records of the creek or of any activity, suspicious or otherwise.

    Another traffic stop concerned a specific vehicle allegedly involved in an attempt to pick up abduct a girl from a school bus stop:

    Traffic Stop - Jackson Drive - 2018-09-22
    Traffic Stop – Jackson Drive – 2018-09-22

    In both cases, all my paperwork was up to par and I just rolled on through; it doesn’t always work that way.