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Yo it's Me
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If you are trying to piss him off, try "Cornholio". That will get an unambigious response that "Dude" might not. |
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CGIV76
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Yes of course.
Be sure to press hard when you sign the ticket, there's 3 copies. |
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INSOMNIAC
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Not if its a female officer. |
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jmd72inva
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...especially if you are waving the smoke from the joint you just swallowed...
I also like the idea of asking the trooper- "Can I wear your hat?" |
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Kent N
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No...address him as Officer. |
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Kevy
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Yeah, but as CGIV76 said, Press hard. |
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alp807
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Most officers will give you the same respect you give them. Politeness and honesty can go a long way with a police officer. How do you expect police to respect people who do not respect them? |
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ima-bratt
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Only if you want to guarantee a ticket! |
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SWAT
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No You Should Address Him/Her As Trooper. |
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ballplayer8789
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na its not worth it... call the officer sir or mam. that usually gives them the first impression that you have a good backround. |
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Spoken Majority
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I would then write you for everything I could find wrong. |
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NONAME
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Only if you want a 100% chance of getting a ticket. May be he was only going to give you a warning but you pissed him off. |
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cheechalini
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If someone called me dude when i pulled them over, i would ticket them for EVERYTHING to include dirt on the plates. I would say dont... |
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sea228793
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No, address him/her politely, or you are guaranteed a ticket if you call him/her that.
Thanks for the two points. |
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BrutalBaby
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It beats being called...well, what some other people might call a Trooper. I see nothing offensive about it. (In Oregon, the Trooper is most likely going to write you a ticket regardless of what you call him.) Drive safe! ;0) |
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