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I haven't been pulled over by much police but the ones i have encountered have been a dog to me, even though for petty little offenses like driving with a expired license ( i was overseas for a few months, didn't realize my license renewal in the mail ) and not wearing a seat belt.

To this day i have yet to come by a decent chilled out officer who i could perhaps have a normal chat with even when i am receiving a fine... until that time, i will always view them as nothing more than bandits on power trip with a massively inflated ego. Im sure there are some calmed/down-to-earth ones out there but the ratio in between is large.

Sorry to get off topic..

I disagree with that opinion they are only doing their job..i think its all a matter of respect you respect them they respect you back.. I was able to sit down whilst being drug tested the other day and chat with an officer for about 10mins whilst be drug tested..just spoke shit said he loved the skyline..told me to be careful cause it was a lil loud then rattled off all the reasons whilst the drug test are so inaffective.. lol was actually quite funny...

i also managed to have a chat with another one a few weeks ago at my local pub whom has just come to break up a fight..maybe it where im from eastern suburbs (nopt the city etc) maybe there a lil more chilled out.. i dont know.. I even had the cop who pulled a gun on me not long ago apolgoise to me a day later..so yeah..

I wouldnt sweat over it, I drive around melb alot on my job. and have noticed the odd Undercover in plain cloths pullin people over, not just modified cars.. or cars that look in anyway conspicuous, its just the oinkers bored out of their minds. with no doghnuts, serving their community proudly.

ive got pulled over by a unmarked car wearing plain clothes and they just let me off afetr a license check and i also thought bout what this topic is about "if they are aloud to do that" but oh well

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