[robertpaulsen]

"Yes, he was using his turn signal."

I never denied it. My point was that, in my opinion and experience, it's unusual for a 20-year-old to be using a turn signal at all, much less at 2am turning from a deserted street into a deserted parking lot.

[ladyjane]

Oh, I get it now. duh

That is an interesting point.

[Starwolf]

I never denied it. My point was that, in my opinion and experience, it's unusual for a 20-year-old to be using a turn signal at all, much less at 2am turning from a deserted street into a deserted parking lot.

Considering your lack of response to questions and unwillingness to acknowledge serious issues with the perp in this case (the former Sgt) I for one am finding little reason to give your opinion and experience much weight

I would also note that as a motorcycle rider, damn few cagers use their turn signals, regardless of age. Also the senior citizen drivers IME pose the highest risks to those of us on motorcycles, followed closely by soccer moms with kids in the car.

[Brett Darrow]

Well I do in fact ALWAYS use turn signals. I take driving very seriously.

Even if I did not, Everyone knows while going through St. George, you always follow the rules of the road. That includes making sure your license plate lights are functional, because if they are not, you’ll get stopped and get a ticket.

[elkfersupper]

My point was that, in my opinion and experience, it's unusual for a 20-year-old to be using a turn signal at all, much less at 2am turning from a deserted street into a deserted parking lot.

Your opinion and experience is irrelevant in this case, because there is videotape.

As soon as we all record encounters with your heroes with both audio and video, you will have to hire your own police force.

Thanks for that.