I talked to the prosecutor. First he offered no fines, no points...just court costs.
I said no.
Then he offered, no fines, no points, no court costs...but testify under oath that the officer had probable cause to make the traffic stop.
I said no.
He had no reason to follow me. The officer typed one location on the ticket as the spot where he stopped me, when the actual stop occurred 10 blocks farther down the road. He was just following me without reason. When I requested the video recording of the traffic stop to prepare for trial, they wouldn't let me have it. the lieutenant said it was already erased.
They called my name, I walked to the microphone. The prosecutor stated the case of the state against me. The judge said dismissed.
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