[xXSupa]

It's gotten to the point where the cops are now doing this on a personal vendetta. People with nearly stock (or stock with factory performance modifications) are getting pulled over and handed VIs. Many of these VIs are passed without needing to make any changes to their vehicle. Also, a lot of these people pulled over have noted that the officer said things like "I'm sure you know who I am" or "you can blame the red nissan with white wheels." We should be able to build a case if enough people can get proof of what the cops said on this matter. From the tone and they way they are dealing with this, it has definitely gotten personal and shouldn't be legal.

I'm my opinion, yes, the kid was an idiot for harrassing the cop and posting his shit on social media. But as a trained member of the law, why are you dropping down to the kid's level and playing his game? This is really poor professionalism on the cop's part and makes the VPD look bad as a whole. At this point, I think it's too much to expect Duke to step up and apologize for anything, from the screenshots and conversations people have been having with him, he's got too big of an ego to admit that he did anything wrong. On the contrary, I do hope that a news outlet (or a lawyer, I guess?) can expose this corrupt cop for the public to see as well. There were fault on both ends, and both of they aren't mature enough to try and solve the problem. As a result, everybody else is paying the consequences. It worries me the most knowing that we have people like this working for the VPD...