No pretense by the Lady. It all started with a headlight which she didn’t even receive a warning for. Then it escalates into something that was so out of her control. It’s late at night, she admits she’s nervous, uncomfortable with the field test due to high heels on the gravel road and wants witnesses to the test. Once the first test was given and shows she’s completely sober, it should have been done.
Considering the fake law enforcement ready to victimize people late at night, this trooper didn’t take her concerns seriously and soon crossed the line.
“Considering the fake law enforcement ready to victimize people late at night, this trooper didn’t take her concerns seriously and soon crossed the line.”
Exactly. A good police officer will understand that many women are apprehensive about being pulled over at night, and they will generally either permit the woman to go to a lit area or verify that the person pulling her over is, in fact, a cop, and not some criminal who bought a uniform and some lights.
Considering the fake law enforcement ready to victimize people late at night, this trooper didn’t take her concerns seriously and soon crossed the line.
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That was one of the first things that entered my mind when I started reading this.
Whenever stories come out of women being victimized on the road by fake police officers, we’re told that we should continue driving to a well-lit, populated area before pulling over.
Can’t imagine what else this trooper would have subjected her to had she done that.