On 11/17/2013 9:36 PM, Speeders are Better Drivers wrote:
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> http://www.policestateusa.com/2013/s...bell-speeding/
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> Double standards: Officer caught speeding 737 times with no citation
> | Police State USA
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> Posted on November 13, 2013
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> SORRENTO, LA — Citizens are asking why a cop who hands out speeding
> tickets like candy is exempt from the same laws that he so
> enthusiastically enforces.
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> Officer James Bell recently wrecked the tax-subsidized vehicle in a
> crash exceeding 100 miles per hour. This prompted investigators to
> review the GPS recorder outfitted in the vehicle to review his
> driving behavior.
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> The GPS unit revealed hundreds of excessive speeding incidents. The
> afternoon of the crash, Bell’s cruiser had repeatedly reached high
> rates of speed –109 and 106 miles per hour — in separate instances.

109 MPH isn't really that fast on a rural interstate.

> In 2 months time — from July 1 to September 3 — Bell drove his police
> vehicle more than 75 miles per hour a total 737 times, oftentimes
> outside of town limits, outside his jurisdiction, WLOX-13 reported
> after seeing the GPS records.

So what? I drive more than 75 mph every time I'm on the interstate. We
all know that speeders are really better drivers because speed limits
are too low and people who obey them really are incompetent.