Judge Finally Loses Patience with an Unreasonable Defendant! 

Oh so it was only partially covered... with like one of those frame things? I thought he was saying that it was fully 100% blocked, and I was pretty sure that's illegal, so I thought it was odd the police officer wouldn't mention that.

@@harfharffulI think someone told him it wouldn’t be readable and he was gullible enough to believe it.

😂😅 idiot​@@tearosefarmcrafts9969

Bet he believed it wouldn’t be readable by a plate reader, doesn’t stop a person from seeing the plate. You put that thing on your rear plate, a patrol unit is right behind you at a light-maybe the plate reader installed on the patrol unit can’t scan it, the officer sitting 10 feet behind you with an unobstructed view of your plate can read it…. Takes less than a minute for the officer to type in the plate on the computer mounted on the dashboard.

Most of those covers are meant to block the license from being visible at an angle like overhead cameras. They're ineffective if the cop is driving behind them.

Altering the plate is illegal too. Just how many people are out there with two brain cells in a fight for third place?

Is it illegal in all states to cover? I’m guessing yes but don’t want to assume.

If you don't break the law you aren't in the system stop blaming the police

@@LizWrotenthis is such an ignorant argument point, you must not practice law if you honestly believe breaking laws is just a matter of choice😂 stay away from the Bar we got enough bad ones out there

@@lennonsvrchannel how hard is it to not break the law?

@@lordraydens Have you ever gone 1mph over the speed limit? Even if cops may allow 10mph over, going 1mph over is still breaking the law.

@@Paranitis bruh

Ya think? 👍

He uses his entire welfare check to pay $150 a month + 32% interest rate. 😂

@@ScottW-vz4bf😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

That seems to be an epidemic with folks in his age range!!! I'm still trying to make sense of a person putting themselves in insurmountable debt in order to show off!!!

What does covering your plate do, keep you from paying a toll? I don’t understand the reason for doing that.

Custom Audi .. lol .... bet it is a fucked up 150,000 miler , 10 previous don't give a toss owners , black bin bags for "tints" on the rear windows, pantyhose over the rear lights, and 9th hand "bling" wheel spinners .. yeah bet it looks real classy

Went he went in they asked what he needed. He had to have asked for an ID OR, hear me out, they looked and saw he was disqualified for some reason and would not give him a license.

He lost his wallet! Full house!

Don't forget he just got a job and it's his birthday

@@mikeadams8027yeah, but it's hard to miss that what you have isn't a drivers license. it says STATE ID on it.

Grand Prize? A tin foil hat and matching "XRay glasses" for that Bingo game??

The only reason people put covers on plates is to hide something dodgy about the plate, or tag. Of course it makes a cop suspicious. In my book that's enough "probable cause" to look for other things that might be being hidden. Here in Australia they do it to try and stop number plate recognition cameras from reading them, but all the cameras "see through" that little tactic, have for years.

@@iffracem They do it in Canada to avoid red-light cameras and toll highway cameras, and it also doesn't work, with the added bonus that you can get a ticket for covering your plate if the officer is so inclined.

He's an scammer

He's a total idiot

No. They use the cover to prevent the plate being read by cameras. Many feel (including myself), it's a warrantless search. Because, it is absent probable cause...

He’s an idiot, and I’m sure he thought the cops should be impressed by his ghetto ride (🎉”Bad credit, no credit, walk in and ride out for $1,000 bucks down”!!) 😂 We have those dealerships all over Baltimore and bums like this guy cash their welfare check, make the down payment, and the car ends up getting repo’d 2 months later.

Can't get blood from a turnip! 😂 Guarantee if the license couldn't be read on his "custom Audi" he would have been cited for that as well.

I'm like 75% certain that Judge Simpson heard that, refused to acknowledge it, and did his best to get the dude out of his courtroom asap before it became his problem. 😆

Because he’s lying? 😂

😂😂😂

Same thing I said 😂

A menm I think he did it in purpose

maybe that was the mistake they mentioned at the AG's office. not that it would be hard to notice that what you have isn't a driver's license. it conspicuously says STATE ID on it lmao.

Exactly!

Exactly! “Yeah but the cop who pulled me over…”. To every friggin question! 😂

Canada too.

Everywhere in the world

He thinks he’s the first person to try and use this story … Judge was all “Mmm Hmm, denied”. Next! 😂

SO bad!! 💯

If they find contraband, they can prosecute. At least in my state.

He’s idiot enough to think if he keeps crying about the way he was treated during the traffic stop, someone in the courtroom will magically make his tow fees disappear. 😂

Since never.

He's smoking the newspapers they used to house train the dog....

Yes

"..but judge, my plate was covered. That officer had no right to pull me over. He didnt even know who i was !..." 🤣

Just like with Addidas-it’s Ahdee-Dhasss. Not A-Dee-Das…. Adolph (Adi) Dass probably still rolling in his grave. Rudolph (Rudi) Dass isn’t, he named his shoes Puma. 🤣

@@FollowingfromafarBooth-jz4jq Absolutely 😉

Or the aroma of a person whose driving privileges were suspended or revoked and weren’t getting a reissued or renewed DL at all. If he had traffic tickets due and failed to pay them, the state can suspend his DL until payment is resolved.

Many do have plate readers installed on patrol vehicles. Parking enforcement has plate readers. Interstates have plate readers. Toll booths have plate readers. It’s not new nor is it illegal for law enforcement or other authorized government agencies. 🤦‍♀️

Right? Does he think even though the cop sees the letters, he can't just type them into his computer rather than scan them with a device?

@@FollowingfromafarBooth-jz4jq my point was the guy is too dense to realize the cop could just LOOK at the plate and run it, no need for a reader.

dude is 100% FOS

That brain is whisker smooth! 😂

Probably for the rest of his career. He will end up getting a bunch of stuff like this and rubbing the skin off of his temples when they show up in court. And then on deaths door, his last words to his family from the pillow will be him yelling, "YOU DIDN'T HAVE A LICENSE! ITWAS AN ID.".......... (He probably has a LARGE bottle of extra-strength Tylenol or similar, in his office.)

Probably takes him longer than that to take a dump.

I know, if I was genuinely in trouble like that and an error was made, I would have the name of who told me that it was an error, the date and approximate time etc to provide. I wouldn't just go to court and say ""somebody"". That is like "the dog ate my homework. I am sure "somebody" (whoever they are) gets alot of eye rolls from alot of people.

Tow fees can be in the hundreds, then add daily lot fees-$3000.00 is easy to get to. Especially if the vehicle can not by law be released without current registration and insurance. Even if that’s corrected, the vehicle won’t be released unless an individual with a valid DL is present-the impound lot will verify that. If he got it current with registration and insurance, some impound lots will release the vehicle if it’s being towed by a licensed tow company to a location provided by the owner. The tow company gets held to that, they have to verify where they dropped the vehicle at. That stops the vehicle getting towed off the lot and dropped half a block away to be driven off by the unlicensed owner.

@@FollowingfromafarBooth-jz4jq The system truly Fs the poor.

How? $50 a day n tow fee n he said he's linked around 2 months. I'd charge him more for being lazy n dumb.

He did state he corrected the lack of current registration and lack of insurance. He still can’t drive it off the impound lot without paying tow and storage fees, he has no DL ( hasn’t for years )-if he brought an adult with a valid DL, pay the fees and the vehicle could be driven away by the accompanying valid driver. He’s twiddled his thumbs thinking the fees will be reversed from his plea. Nope.

If your car ever gets towed try to get it out of impound as fast as you can or it gets really expensive really fast.

Which falls fully under the latitude states have for issuance of ID or DL documents. As each state has latitude for requiring a minor be 16 years old to be issued a DL, another state can require the minor be 17 years old to be issued a DL. One state can allow both DL and ID, another as Michigan chooses-one or the other. Texas allows ( maybe no longer ) 14 year olds to operate farm equipment like a tractor on private property. That teenager crossing over some dusty dirt county road from one field to another doesn’t get hassled.

In Michigan, the Secretary of State is the issuing entity for DL and state ID. In Florida it’s the Department of Revenue. In California it’s the Department of Motor Vehicles. Each state has their own rules.

I am only guessing here. He might have bought something over the internet, claiming it beats speed cameras and other police scanners. It's possible the thing didn't work. A long time ago, I watched a Myth Buster's episode in which they tested these tricks. From memory, they were mostly hogwash.

yea this guy was claiming that he can "reveal" his plate when he chooses to. something is off about his nonsense story

All I’m able to visualize is the old “Green Hornet” tv show from the’60s. The rear plate was on a spindle-it would rotate to another plate. Where’s Kato when you need him?

It’s a ticket waiting to happen. He realized it after a moment and avoided saying it again. He won’t answer why he never went to the Secretary of State and applied for a reissue of a drivers license. He’s been without a DL since 2016-he knows he has something preventing him from getting a current DL. He’s spent a bucket of money customizing an Audi, should have dropped some of that on getting a DL.

Michigan doesn’t issue plates that are not in compliance with DOT etc. Though states have latitude, some require front and rear plates, others only rear plates as an example. No state issues a plate with the capability of being unreadable to scanners. It requires a deliberate act by the person of obtaining a device and installing that device to supposedly obscure the plate from being read by a scanner. That in of itself is a violation. Say you do it. You then drive to the grocery store and part in the store’s lot. A cop goes to the grocery store to get a deli sandwich. The cop notices your vehicle has a device mounted over the plate in an attempt to obscure the plate. The cop sits in their patrol vehicle and watches the vehicle. You stroll out, get in your car and drive out of the lot onto a public road. The cop has the cause for a legal stop. You’re stupid and the cop is observant. The end.