Cops Seize Cop's car

[Acer-m14]

NYPD whooops ..

 

[C3D]

8:51 of this idiot or a 15 second read in the NYPost, your choice: Cop with $15K in unpaid tolls, fees tried to dodge trouble by flashing NYPD badge

 

[cgrutt]

$1350 in unpaid tolls and $14100 in fees... yep sounds about right in this God forsaken state...

 

[Apeman]

With all the other shit on his record it's an embarrassment that he's still a cop. He's worse than a civilian than does this because he took an oath to uphold the law. The idiots in charge won't fire him though

 

[kev74]

Det. Yosef Aisaa - obviously anti-muslim discrimination.

 

[Truebeliever]

$1350 in unpaid tolls and $14100 in fees... yep sounds about right in this God forsaken state...

This is in the cop forums. It’s not what it appears . That bridge is cashless tolls with no toll booths. It takes a picture of the license plate and mails the bill of the EZpass device isn’t there or working . One can take that bridge everyday and never know there was a problem with the EZpass and they suspend the car registration via computer and do not necessarily notify the owner in a timely fashion. The person with an EZpass can still have money in their EZ pass account if the device isn’t working and still owe money to the MTA because of the license plate photo billing. Plus the license plate billing is at a much higher rate than the EZpass rate.
It can escape one’s notice because EZpass is not a regular monthly bill. It charges the credit card if the amount in the account goes below a certain amount. If the EZpass isn’t transmuting properly, that amount doesn’t drop to where it would repenlish the account .
The detective did not try to evade payment. He did not cover his plates or another method of evasion of payment . He asked for them not to impound his car but they did anyway. And he got a ticket for driving the car, not for attempting to evade payment because he did not.

 

[cgrutt]

This is in the cop forums. It’s not what it appears . That bridge is cashless tolls with no toll booths. It takes a picture of the license plate and mails the bill of the EZpass device isn’t there or working . One can take that bridge everyday and never know there was a problem with the EZpass and they suspend the car registration via computer and do not necessarily notify the owner in a timely fashion. The person with an EZpass can still have money in their EZ pass account if the device isn’t working and still owe money to the MTA because of the license plate photo billing. Plus the license plate billing is at a much higher rate than the EZpass rate.
It can escape one’s notice because EZpass is not a regular monthly bill. It charges the credit card if the amount in the account goes below a certain amount. If the EZpass isn’t transmuting properly, that amount doesn’t drop to where it would repenlish the account .
The detective did not try to evade payment. He did not cover his plates or another method of evasion of payment . He asked for them not to impound his car but they did anyway. And he got a ticket for driving the car, not for attempting to evade payment because he did not.

I didn't express any opinion whatsoever what cop did or did not do I really don't care either way. Just surprised (well not really) by the ratio of fines/fees to actual tolls better than 10:1!

 

[Apeman]

This is in the cop forums. It’s not what it appears . That bridge is cashless tolls with no toll booths. It takes a picture of the license plate and mails the bill of the EZpass device isn’t there or working . One can take that bridge everyday and never know there was a problem with the EZpass and they suspend the car registration via computer and do not necessarily notify the owner in a timely fashion. The person with an EZpass can still have money in their EZ pass account if the device isn’t working and still owe money to the MTA because of the license plate photo billing. Plus the license plate billing is at a much higher rate than the EZpass rate.
It can escape one’s notice because EZpass is not a regular monthly bill. It charges the credit card if the amount in the account goes below a certain amount. If the EZpass isn’t transmuting properly, that amount doesn’t drop to where it would repenlish the account .
The detective did not try to evade payment. He did not cover his plates or another method of evasion of payment . He asked for them not to impound his car but they did anyway. And he got a ticket for driving the car, not for attempting to evade payment because he did not.

I can buy that.

Everybody makes mistakes and the other stuff in his file may be minor, but he still did stupid shit. If what you posted is true at least he didn't just skip out on paying the tolls. Wonder how many others are going to be in trouble for nonpayment if they didn't receive a bill?

 

[Acer-m14]

The detective did not try to evade payment. He did not cover his plates or another method of evasion of payment . He asked for them not to impound his car but they did anyway. And he got a ticket for driving the car, not for attempting to evade payment because he did not.

Exclusive | Cop with $15K in unpaid tolls, fees tried to dodge trouble by flashing NYPD badge

A detective who racked up more than $15K in unpaid tolls and fees was busted for driving his unregistered vehicle in Brooklyn — and tried to get out of trouble by flashing his NYPD badge, sources s…

nypost.com

everyone should get a badge to flip out .. so they can say don't tow my car man ..

 

[Truebeliever]

Exclusive | Cop with $15K in unpaid tolls, fees tried to dodge trouble by flashing NYPD badge

A detective who racked up more than $15K in unpaid tolls and fees was busted for driving his unregistered vehicle in Brooklyn — and tried to get out of trouble by flashing his NYPD badge, sources s…

nypost.com

everyone should get a badge to flip out .. so they can say don't tow my car man ..

Again.He didn’t try to avoid payment. He attempted to avoid getting a ticket and towed. A ticket for a registration that he probably didn’t know was suspended.
They have license plate readers at the bridges and tunnels that would get the alert that the registration was suspended before the letter telling him such would arrive. He takes the bridge everyday, the “ hit” on his plate would have come up earlier if the suspension wasn’t immediately done by computer that morning or a day or two before.

 

[pshift]

Get real. You get notices sometimes 60 days after the fact. It's a little known fact that you can appeal those 10:1 penalties by just writing them and asking for an administrative review. Of course, you have to pay the tolls. I'm sure that he noticed the NYS DMV suspension order that he received in the mail but this is just another example of an arrogant SOB who does not deserve to wear the badge.