Recently a friend of mine was parked in front of a bar with a few friends. He is 19 and so were they. They were standing on the sidewalk talking to some friends. After the conversation, they got back in the car and drove away. A policeman followed them and pulled him over stating he had not one, but FOUR flat tires. Ok, reason to believe they may have been drinking and a way to get them to pull over. After further inspection, he realized the car was riding low due to 3 people in the backseat. 
The officer then told him he couldnt see if his brake lights were working. My friend told him, probably because the salt on the roads "fogged" them. He got out of the car and wiped them clean.:yes: Hmm, then the officer gave him (for whatever reason) a sobriety test. He passed! He then sited him for not wearing corrective lenses (which he should have been). I found out later from the Commander that not wearing glasses is a major offense. OK, then why wasnt it discovered immediately? He did ask for his license and should have seen that. I asked the Commander if he had been wearing his glasses, what would he have been sited for next and how long does this type of thing go on until they find something?? He didnt respond.
The officer then told him he couldnt see if his brake lights were working. My friend told him, probably because the salt on the roads "fogged" them. He got out of the car and wiped them clean.:yes: Hmm, then the officer gave him (for whatever reason) a sobriety test. He passed! He then sited him for not wearing corrective lenses (which he should have been). I found out later from the Commander that not wearing glasses is a major offense. OK, then why wasnt it discovered immediately? He did ask for his license and should have seen that. I asked the Commander if he had been wearing his glasses, what would he have been sited for next and how long does this type of thing go on until they find something?? He didnt respond.
