Patrol Routes

[Scorpiоn]

It is my suspicion that the fuzz, cops, pigs (whatever your part of the world calls 'em) follow, for the most part, cells.  That is to say that Officer Bob has this square mile and Deputy Dan has this other one.  Therefore, if you pass up the po-po, you should be safe.  The trick with this theory is, finding out where the buffer zones for the sectors are.  Is this theory correct? Probably not, but oh well.

[ATI_7500]

lol,do you have criminal plans for the future or what?

[Smoke2much]

The problem with your theory is that if the areas overlap, even slightly, you are twice as likely to run into one of the people to whom you are referring.  The best plan, imho, is to put your route straight through the designated patrol area avoiding where possible any coffee shops.

Will

[Scottler]

My advice would be to post your exact plans here.  Don't be shy.  We won't bite.  I'm talking times, locations, entrance and exit strategies...put it all down here, and see what kind of help you can get from the folks here.

I've found Deputy extraordinarily interested in all of my activities.

[SaVas]

Not sure if its myth or truth, but I find having a few FoP stickers in my back windshield a great ticket alleviator

I donate money to them as well as the Sheriff's association  every year and they send me these stickers.

Since using them I have yet to get a ticket for speeding and I have been pulled over several times. Once for doing 91 mph in a 60 zone on the interstate (traffic flow tends to be about 80 mph) Busted by laser - my detector went off like a drunken sailor denied a circle jerk after paying top doller lol

I am always courteous and friendly AND honest, as they are just doing their job. If I get a ticket its my own fault, not theirs.

Since I do a lot of driving I notice certain 'areas' prone to police traps, and others where I never see a patrol car, so it only makes sense that I drive a bit slower in the zones

[Scorpiоn]

It was really curiosity.  Seriously. Perhaps Deputy could help us.