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I just remembered back to my high school days....

When we were in year 11 we had a nice police man come in to see us about taking drugs, drinking and driving.

This is what he told us.

If you are the driver and you are having a few drinks we would prefer you to have a pipe than drink and drive. We were quite suprised this is what he said but its what he said.

Another thing he said is also to get out of your car immediatly and greet the police officer if you are pulled over be it for some thing you have done wrong or havn't done wrong.

Another tip is to get out the car and greet the police officer.

He said if you sit in the car and have been pulled over for something you have done wrong they ask you to step out of the car any how, so it only makes matters worse + they cannot see what you are holding or doing in the car.

Possibly holding a gun who knows he said.

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A police officer has never asked me to step out of the car... I only stayed inside the car twice after having been pulled over (have been pulled over 9 times, and 9 times for doing nothing illegal), and here in NSW, they don't ask you to step out... My tip is to get out of the car, and give them the

"Hi there, I'm (insert name here), whats your name officer"

throws 'em right off, and makes you a name, not a rego number... Be a person, not a number...

Anyways, it has aleays been said that you should gte out of the car immediately so you are standing on level ground, and the cop isn't a dominant figure standing over you....

S of S

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