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Ticket for Failure to Signal?
Okay I'm from Chicago and there was a cop that stopped me and he said I was speeding, but he is only going to give me a failure to signal ticket. He took my license and told me to go to court. The weird part was that he told me to plead not guilty. So should I tell them not guilty? I'm still 17.
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- ?Lv 51 decade agoFavorite Answer
What the officer said was quite unethical. When an officer goes to court other than during his working hours, he is paid time and a half. The only other thing he may mean, which I doubt, is if you go to court and plead not guilty, and he doesn't show up, then the ticket is dismissed.
I would do as one of the other answerers said and pay it. You may get traffic school and not have the offense on your record for the future.
Source(s): retired law enforcement - 1 decade ago
He's trolling. Don't do what he said, just pay the ticket and get it overwith. Don't get yourself in trouble. Cops in LA are ***** too