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Mar 9, 2010

Speeding - Officer's word against mine?


Pulled over, i was on a 40 mph road, the officer was alone in his

car and used a hand held gun, there was traffic around me including a car in

front that I think was going faster than me as we overtook a truck, the

officer tells me i was i excess of 60mph, i really think this is not the

case, what is the likelihood of a false reading, and as the officer was

alone in the car and i was not recorded (on the cars camera) would it come

down to his word against mine? Thanks

 

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Posted by: patterson

Answer:

The vast majority of officers work alone and detect speed in a similar

manor. You would have to cast a doubt on the officer's account to be able to

persuade the court to find you not guilty.

I will be happy to look at the officer’s statement for you when the summons

comes through. I take it you were warned that you are likely to be summonsed

for this matter and that the speed is too high for a fixed penalty