Tips on detecting a rogue police officer

Driving on our interstate highways or on residential streets can be a mundane and routine event in our lives. We drive to the store, pick up our children, or simply handle our everyday chores. But there is one thing that can ruin your day. It's an unexpected event like being pulled over by a police officer.

This article will give you some solid tips to avoid and detect rogue police officers. This article should be especially informative for female drivers. What is a rogue police officer? It's the type of officer who doesn’t mind violating your rights; the kind of officer that if given the opportunity, will take advantage of a lone female. It is an officer who will extort money from you to overlook a citation or an officer (although rare) who will "plant" illegal contraband in your vehicle. And in the extreme, an officer who will shoot you under certain, although rare circumstances to received accolades, press, promotions, and upgrades to his vocation. Do you get it? In other words, a rogue officer is a dangerous person with a badge.

Below are five tips that could help and could alert you to a rogue police officer.

1. A rogue cop will speak excessively about how the citation he's about to give you is very expensive. He will rattle on about how it could increase your insurance rates, etc.

2. An officer who orders you out of your vehicle, but refuse to let you observe his search of YOUR vehicle. He may attempt to plant (add) an illegal item in your vehicle.

3. An officer who demand that you move your vehicle to a remote, not well lit, dark location. This could be a side street, alley, etc.

4. An officer who speaks with such authority that it seems as if the highway or street you're driving on is personally owned by him. Words like my town, my street, my city, comes to mind.

5. (Females beware) after he pulls you over, insist you get out the car, looks you up and down, ask casually if you are married, ask questions that has NOTHING to do with the infraction at hand. He may also ask, after viewing your address, what part of town your street is located in within the city.

As you all know, I myself was once a rogue police officer. Many of you also know that I feel my mission in life now is to reveal ALL rogue and unfair police officers. In 1979, while a police officer, I would have won the top award for unfairness. I repented and through my repentance I must expose, expose, EXPOSE. Honorable officers should not have a problem with me, right? Only the bad ones! Remember, drive safe, obey the laws, and arrive home safe.