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I called this Lieutenant Carol Johnson. She said she would waive part of the money and that I needed to pay them $85.00 to receive a court hearing. She called this bond. This isn't right you all know that. Her phone number at Dayton Police headquarters is 937-333-1084. How do you fine folks suggest fighting this. Post Comment   Private Reply   Ignore Thread   Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest Begin Trace Mode for Comment # 31. #22. To: A K A Stone (#0) You are a serious idiot. Pay the ticket and slow down before your dumb ass kills someone. We The People  posted on  2014-01-11   0:27:36 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #23. To: We The People (#22) First off I don't speed. Secondly you don't support the constitution and innocent until proven guilty. You agree with the cunt pig that thinks you have to pay a fee to get a trial. A patriot you are apparently not. A K A Stone  posted on  2014-01-11   10:04:27 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #25. To: A K A Stone, We The People, buckeroo (#23) Just a small selection form what is at the link. http://photoradarscam.com/malfunctions.php Malfunctions If you think photo enforcement equipment doesn't affect you because you adhere to traffic laws 100%, think again! There are numerous documented instances of camera malfunctions and program dishonesty that target and burden the innocent. Furthermore, it has been proven that camera operators are blatantly dishonest and will do anything to generate more revenue, including hiding evidence (case in point). If you get an erroneous ticket in the mail, or you are the victim of a dishonest camera operator, you can look forward to some or all of the following: Missing multiple days of work to appear in court, plus gas and other expenses to drive there (some tickets require multiple appearances) Several hundred to a thousand dollars or more for attorney representation if you so choose Missing a full day to attend traffic school in lieu of paying ticket (plus paying for the ticket) If you lose: paying the fine, court and other added fees, higher insurance rates, possibility of losing your license, etc. Many cities charge extra fees for you to fight your ticket or require you to pay before the hearing How far do you think your argument will go that the equipment malfunctioned and that you are innocent? How will you prove that the equipment malfunctioned? Will you even remember the details of that day since you weren't expecting a ticket and didn't know you got one until weeks later? Are you going to rely on the honesty of these companies at the risk of points on your license and higher insurance rates? Trouble persisted during Baltimore speed camera tests, records show Dec 21, 2013 Baltimore Sun - Article Excerpts: Defective radar. Wrong citation numbers. Error rates as high as 30 percent. Such problems persisted during months of testing aimed at fixing and restarting Baltimore's speed and red-light camera system, newly released documents show. Test results and other records obtained by The Baltimore Sun provide the first public look at persistent problems that led officials to cut ties last week with the system's contractor. Into October, the documents show, 10 percent of the mock speed camera tickets were showing errors judged to be within the vendor's control — double the error rate allowed by the city. [...] Speed camera system flags a parked car Nov 28, 2013 Chicago Tribune - Article Excerpts: On a Friday night in October, Megan Kasten parked her car for five minutes on Augusta Boulevard near Humboldt Park while she picked up a friend to go see a movie. A month later, Kasten said, she got a warning notice in the mail for speeding past the Northwest Side park at 37 miles per hour, a violation recorded by one of Mayor Rahm Emanuel's new speed cameras. Drivers' videos show Morningside speed-camera problems Nov 25, 2013 WTOP - Article Excerpts: "You see the camera in the video, you'll see my clock on the dashboard, you'll see my speedometer and you'll plainly see it's at 30 miles per hour. You'll also hear WTOP on in the background. And I got the ticket that said 44 miles per hour," says Weathersby. "But the video shows me going 30 miles per hour. How can you dispute it? It's video. It isn't edited; it just shows me going past the camera and it shows my speed on the speedometer." [...] DC red light cameras, not just catching red light runners Sep 24, 2013 MyFoxDC.com - Article Excerpts: WASHINGTON, DC - Red light cameras in the district are raking in millions of dollars, even when drivers don't run a red light. The city has 50 cameras at intersections across DC. Each ticket is $150. One camera at New York Avenue and Fourth Street Northwest caught Barbara Herbert's car going through the intersection, but it's not the way it looks. "I did nothing wrong," she told FOX 5. She showed FOX 5 the ticket that came in the mail. None of the three pictures shows her actually running a red light. In one, her car is in the left turn lane, stopped. [...] Pine Lawn drivers continue fighting speed camera tickets Aug 9, 2013 Fox2Now.com - Article Excerpts: PINE LAWN, MO (KTVI)– More drivers are questioning their speed camera tickets. Another crowd fought their tickets and drivers started to notice strange similarities in their alleged speed. After hundreds lined up outside of Pine Lawn yesterday, dozens showed up today in Country Club Hills. Then people started wondering how so many people could be clocked at the same speed. [...] Small refunds in red-light-camera settlement Aug 9, 2013 Philly.com - Article Excerpts: Some drivers caught by red-light cameras in Cherry Hill, Stratford, and three other municipalities will get small refunds from the cameras' operator under a tentative $2.1 million settlement announced Wednesday. The money, to be paid by Redflex Traffic Systems of Phoenix, will be divided among about 260,000 drivers and their lawyers. [...] Australia: Safety Official Seeks Refund Of 987 Speed Camera Tickets Aug 8, 2013 TheNewspaper.com - Article Excerpts: Gordon Lewis, the Road Safety Commissioner in Victoria, Australia, on Thursday recommended 987 vehicle owners receive a refund on speed camera tickets they received in the space of a little more than an hour on the Western Ring Road. A camera trap had been set on June 30 at the Keilor Park Drive Bridge. Ordinarily, the speed limit at the location is 100km/h (62 MPH), and few violations are issued. On June 28 and June 29 at the same location, for example, only 3 vehicle owners were mailed citations for speeding. The number of tickets issued jumped 32,930 percent on June 30, and after being questioned about the incident on talk radio, Lewis determined to get to the bottom of what happened. [...] The Netherlands: Government Investigates Inaccurate Photo Tickets Jun 24, 2013 TheNewspaper.com - Article Excerpts: Innocent motorists are getting tickets in The Netherlands from average speed cameras that are miscalculating the speed of some vehicles by as much as 18 MPH. Last Monday, National Ombudsman Alex Brenninkmeijer announced his office had opened an official investigation into the matter. [...] New speed cameras won't eliminate errors, radar experts say Feb 17, 2013 Baltimore Sun - Article Excerpts: Baltimore transportation officials have set high expectations for the city's new speed cameras, telling state lawmakers the devices won't be susceptible to errors that plagued the system over the past three years. But radar experts say tracking radar isn't necessarily the cure-all it might seem. They predict the new cameras will reduce — but not necessarily eliminate — the kinds of errors that have cast a shadow over the city's automated enforcement system. Those errors, many of which came to light in a Baltimore Sun investigation, have included generating excessively high speed readings and tagging the wrong vehicle as the speeder. Taxi Driver Beats Faulty Speed Camera In Court Jan 31, 2013 AOL Autos - Article Excerpts: Finding fault with speed cameras has recently been an easy task. Speed cameras installed throughout the city of Baltimore were found to be so inaccurate that officials are scrapping the entire system and spending $450,000 to replace them. One issued a ticket to a driver stopped at a red light. In one small Ohio town, speed cameras issued 20,000 tickets in two weeks. Turns out, they're a problem beyond America too. A taxi driver in England was fined 60 pounds, the equivalent of $94.61 for driving 50 miles per hour in a 30-mph zone by a speed camera. This week, he fought the ticket and won. Comparing two images taken by the speed camera, the lawyer for Andrew Constantine proved his speed was only 17.8 mph, according to the Daily Mail. Constantine may have simply paid the ticket and moved on, but he distinctly remembered that ride because he was driving an elderly passenger, and was careful to give her a gentle ride. [...] The 96mph right turn Oct 1, 2012 St Pete Cameras - Article Excerpts: After several months of public records requests, in June 2012 I finally received the raw American Traffic Solutions(ATS) red light camera data from the City of St. Petersburg for the first 6 months of their program. Right away there were dozens of citations that stood out as being suspect, so I gathered 121 of them in to a list and sent in another public records request to receive the videos of these. Over 3 months later and I finally received the videos to most of the violations that I had requested, they did not deliver 14 of them. This is the analysis of one example of just how bad the ATS equipment can malfunction, the "96 miles-per-hour" right turn on red. [...] Speed cameras nail the innocent, too Feb 12, 2012 Baltimore Sun - Article Excerpt: It seems everyone has a speed camera story, and here is mine. Just after Christmas I received a citation from Maryland Safe Zones Automated Speed Enforcement in the mail. It was not my car; I was not in the place at the time specified, and the picture of the license plate was virtually unreadable. I was offered the option of paying $40 or asking for a court date. I chose the latter and received a letter a couple of weeks later stating that I needed to appear in District Court in Towson at 9 a.m. on Jan. 31. Fortunately, I appeared before a judge who was full of good humor, compassion and common sense. After my name was called and I walked to the front of the courtroom, I was asked if it was my car in the picture. I replied in the negative. Next, the judge looked at the citation and without hesitation said, "Case dismissed. I cannot read this license plate. Not guilty." All of that took about 30 seconds, and I didn't need to present evidence in my defense. Interestingly enough, the same thing happened to the man who was called before me. To dispute this inaccurate citation, I had to drive 54 miles in morning traffic, which took me 90 minutes of drive time, and pay a $5 parking fee, not to mention the cost of gas and missing time off from work. [...] Bike 'going' 57 mph finishes Cheverly’s speed-camera deal Nov 8, 2011 Washington Times - Article Excerpt: The Prince George’s County town of Cheverly sent a letter in July to speed-camera vendor Optotraffic, informing the company that one of its cameras had caught a bicycle going 57 mph — just 26 mph off the world record for a flat surface. The obvious error, town officials wrote, was the latest in a pattern of inaccurate readings by the Optotraffic device, which had caught another bike going 38 mph and an "invisible vehicle" traveling 76 mph. [snip] nolu chan  posted on  2014-01-11   15:18:37 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #26. To: nolu chan (#25) buckeroo  posted on  2014-01-11   15:59:58 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #28. To: buckeroo (#26) And furthermore, . Fred Mertz  posted on  2014-01-14   21:52:15 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #30. To: Fred Mertz (#28) buckeroo  posted on  2014-01-16   22:08:56 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #31. To: buckeroo (#30) Fred Mertz  posted on  2014-01-16   22:40:54 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   Replies to Comment # 31. #32. To: Fred Mertz (#31) buckeroo  posted on  2014-01-16 22:47:15 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   End Trace Mode for Comment # 31. Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest

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