Failed To Stop Sign, Trial Tomorrow. Am I Ready?
Hey Guys, So I have received a ticket last year June 3rd near Mid night.
I have trial tomorrow, before I go there I would like to double check some points here with you guys:
1. I was driving black vehicle, i got pulled over at 11:25PM for not stopping at stop sign.
2. Cop noted that i was turning at "30km/h" speed
3. Cop was driving (not hiding and waiting for someone to pass stop sign)
4. Incident was placed at T zone intersection, where I only had option to either turn RIGHT or LEFT, cop was on left, but there are some obstructs that he may not have clear view, please see this picture (this is the picture taken by me day after the offence day with police's view (seated in car about 20~30m away)
* picture: http://imgur.com/a/yZsXmYour text to link here...
5. Court emailed me back when I asked if he had any media evidence such as video/photo, they said NO he didn't have anything.
Tomorrow, i'm planning to question police whether he had clear view of stop sign or not, and if he observed that I was driving at 30km/h, not stopped fully with those obstructs in his vision.
Could I have any suggestions, advises before I go in tomorrow? anything will be appreciated
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Disclosure:
On June 3, 2016 I was operating a fully marked police cruiser in a uniformed patrol capacity in the cities of Waterloo and Kitchener
Prior to observing the following offence I was travelling W/B on Seagram Drive in the City of Waterloo. Seagram Dr runs perpendicular to Lester Street.
At 23:21 I witnessed the above vehicle travelling S/B on Lester Street towards Seagram Drive. Lester Street has a clearly marked and visible stop sign at the intersection of Seagram Drive. The above motor vehilcle approached the stop sign and made no attempt to stop whatsoever before executing a right hand turn onto Seagram Dr. The vehicles wheels were observed to be in continuous motion throughout the approach to the stop sign and throughout the right hand turn. The vehicle passed through the stop sign travelling approximately 30km/h