IMO, more States need to implement the same or similar laws.
- Those who participate in a street takeover involving 10 or more cars (also known as a “coordinated street takeover”), will be charged with a felony and fined between $2,500 to $4,000.
- Those who obstruct a police or fire vehicle responding to an emergency while racing, taking over a street or stunt driving, will be charged with a felony and have their driver’s license revoked for four years for any second or subsequent violation.
- Police can seize vehicles for forfeiture when the violation is a felony and the license will be revoked for two years. Spectators will also be charged with non-criminal traffic infractions and fined $400.
- Any car used in a misdemeanor violation can be impounded for 30 business days, whether or not the person arrested is the registered owner of the vehicle.
Agree with all except CIVIL ASSET FORFEITURE. This is wrong and is supposed to be illegal. Fines, jail, loss of license are all on the table. But CAF is 3rd world bullshit.Great pit and take down.
Everyone is getting sick and tired of the hoodlums and their GD “take overs” by shutting down intersections, shutting down streets, shutting down highways, causing traffic back ups, impeding law enforcement or emergency vehicles from getting through, and causing mayhem.
FL just passed a new law where it’s now a felony to do that shit. Here’s what the new FL legislation enacted:
IMO, more States need to implement the same or similar laws.
Nah.. in this instance (street takeover), they wanna act like clowns, take there shit away. Let em explain to the bank of mom & dad on what happened.Agree with all except CIVIL ASSET FORFEITURE.
So if a random cop decides your occasional quick WOT burst on a wide open highway run is reckless, you’re ok losing your car…? Serious question. Laws like that can take a very ugly turn when the guy enforcing it is having a bad day…Nah.. in this instance (street takeover), they wanna act like clowns, take there shit away. Let em explain to the bank of mom & dad on what happened.
So if a random cop decides your occasional quick WOT burst on a wide open highway run is reckless, you’re ok losing your car…? Serious question. Laws like that can take a very ugly turn when the guy enforcing it is having a bad day…
Look closely at the vid again.. some dude was hit by the truck after the driver seen the cop and was trying to get away. If if would have pulled over right away, he'd would have avoided all that. When I got caught red handed drag racing I pulled over to take my licks. Was honest. Cop let me go, no tickets.So if a random cop decides your occasional quick WOT burst on a wide open highway run is reckless, you’re ok losing your car…? Serious question. Laws like that can take a very ugly turn when the guy enforcing it is having a bad day…
Totally agree, but admit that if your cop decided to drop the hammer on you, you might be singing a much different tune.Look closely at the vid again.. some dude was hit by the truck after the driver seen the cop and was trying to get away. If if would have pulled over right away, he'd would have avoided all that. When I got caught red handed drag racing I pulled over to take my licks. Was honest. Cop let me go, no tickets.
Your actions dictates what happens to you.
For some of these drivers, seizure is probably the primary...if not the only deterrent. The intent of laws such as FL's recent one, is NOT to seize vehicles, but to prevent vehicle anarchy which endangers lives. Our vehicles can become weapons in a split second. Statics bear that out.Nah.. in this instance (street takeover), they wanna act like clowns, take there shit away. Let em explain to the bank of mom & dad on what happened.