Re: THREATENED BY UNDERCOVER NYPD AT STILLWELL AVE. (713388)

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Posted by Fred G on Tue May 25 18:12:56 2004, in response to Re: THREATENED BY UNDERCOVER NYPD AT STILLWELL AVE.,
posted by Jeffrey Rosen on Tue May 25 17:41:02 2004.

I can see the summons sticking as the cell phone talker was a potential danger to public safety (good job on your part), but how would a summons issued for disobeying an officer's order to stop taking photos stick in court? Photography compromises neither public safety nor security. Add to that the fact that it is currently allowed under written regulation.

Another question: do you have to appear in court when someone chooses to fight a ticket?

Your pal,
Fred

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• NEW: Re: THREATENED BY UNDERCOVER NYPD AT STILLWELL AVE. - Jeffrey Rosen - Tue May 25 19:45:40 2004
  • NEW: Re: THREATENED BY UNDERCOVER NYPD AT STILLWELL AVE. - Peter Rosa - Tue May 25 21:46:37 2004
  • NEW: Re: THREATENED BY UNDERCOVER NYPD AT STILLWELL AVE. - Fred G - Wed May 26 00:04:15 2004

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