Police nepotism...?

[biochembruin]

... none here. So much for the, "would you write your wife a ticket" question on the job interview!

http://blog.nj.com/njv_editorial_page/2011/10/lodi_police_chief_ordered_cop.html

[Ubermcoupe]

Awesome.

[Tack]

An honest man in this case.

[negolien]

Doesn't surprise me at all :<).

[TheExpertish]

I would love to cite my wife for some of the stuff she does.

[Falconis]

I basically told my wife not to use my name or call me. That gave me a cold shoulder for days. It was a peaceful time

[AragornElessar86]

Lol, great story. My FIL loved to pull his wife over in the middle of town just to embarrass her.

[BigDogatPlay]

My wife has only gotten pinched one time. She's so honest she wouldn't show her own county employee ID because she was caught fair and square in the wrong.

Gotta admire a woman like that.

[Notorious]

Bravest man I know.

[yzErnie]

Brave?...not in my opinion. He must enjoy making shower babies!!! LOL

I write less than 10% of the people I pull over. Based upon my research, I know less than .000001 of the people I stop. To let someone go without a cite is a non-issue in my world.

[Steyrlp10]

Nice story for a change, thanks for sharing

My Better Half blue lighted me once -- only because he could -- he's still breathing

[Notorious]

This is only an issue because he is in a high visibility political position. How many other instances were overlooked in situations involving non-sworn people or elected officials?