I got a speeding ticket a few months ago and contested it. The hearing was today, and I lost.

A speed camera clocked me going 28 in a school zone. The problem is it was almost 10 am, and no children were present. They mailed me a photo of a gentleman getting out of the passenger side of a car.

At the hearing, the administrative judge shows me the video. For literally a split second, you see a piece of what may have been a book bag go in and out of the video of the camera. It happened so quickly, that it took about over a minute for the judge to pause it on that image. He acknowledged he wasn't certain it was a child but said he had to rule in the city's favor because 3 technicians looked at the video.

I'm fairly certain it'll cost more to appeal the ruling than paying the $35. The spirit of the speed limit posting is to get drivers to slow down when kids are going to school or coming from school. It isn't something that is there to nickel and dime drivers in the event a child may be present at any time of the day and up to 11 pm at night.

Nas is now an ACAB guy!

It wasn't a cop. It was a camera and a few brain dead city workers. No cop in America writes me a ticket for that.

AC(ameras)AB.

It wasn't a cop. It was a camera and a few brain dead city workers. No cop in America writes me a ticket for that.

That's what Dexter Reed thought.

It wasn't a cop. It was a camera and a few brain dead city workers. No cop in America writes me a ticket for that.

You should have hired JLN.

I only take cases involving uncontested tickets.

Smart move.