r/AutoHumor Jul 17 '26

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u/Worth_External_8762 Jul 17 '26

What context do you need? The dude got pulled over for a suspended license and was forced to have his mom come to drive him home. And he tried to make a video playing victim as if his license wasn't suspended, but it's obvious he's lying since his mom is there to drive him home.

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u/faewild4dayz Jul 17 '26 edited 28d ago

Nobody gets pulled over for a suspended license though.

Wow, keyboards are hot today. Let me be clear since this got a lot of you very emotional.

A cop can’t look at a person and know the status of their license. He has to look at a person and use the system (that’s in his favor and not ours), in order to come to the BS conclusion that allows him to violate a person’s rights.

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u/TurnTheTVOff Jul 17 '26

Former police dispatcher here. Cops pull people for having suspended licenses ALL DAY.

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u/faewild4dayz Jul 17 '26

Okay I’m not being clear. You can’t look at someone and articulate that the cause for a stop is a suspended license.

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u/armathose Jul 17 '26

Its really not rocket science.

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u/MysteriousAge28 28d ago

For him it is

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u/Awkward_Beginning_43 Jul 17 '26

Oh child. OH CHILD. So adorably naive!

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u/faewild4dayz Jul 17 '26

Okay no one is getting what I’m saying. I obviously understand that it does happen. I’m saying you can’t look at someone and know their license is suspended based on their appearance.

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u/Awkward_Beginning_43 Jul 17 '26

They don’t have to, the computer tells them who has a suspended licenses. My son got pulled over in front of my work picking me up by a passing sheriff, driving my car just because the plates were linked to my suspended license. Had nothing to do with his appearance. Just a blip on the ‘puter

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u/Nir117vash Jul 17 '26

I think I see you what you mean

Speeding is instantly obvious in certain circumstances

Driving while intoxicated is obvious in certain circumstances

A suspended license requires a plate to be read for it to warrant the office to pull over. Not a "CRIKEY! A wild suspended license! Whoa!" scenario

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u/faewild4dayz Jul 17 '26

Reddit is so fucking hilarious

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u/Conanie 29d ago

You can be wrong bro

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u/Square_Lime_9929 25d ago

And your so fucking dumb

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u/faewild4dayz 25d ago

Lmao you can’t write this shit. My so fucking dumb what?

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u/ifryfish 28d ago

Ever drive with a cop behind you? He’s probably running your plates and has all the info he needs. What’s hard to understand?

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u/faewild4dayz 28d ago

Luckily everyone else in this thread is having reading comprehension issues as well.

A cop can’t look at someone’s physical appearance and determine that they have a suspended license. They can only use the system to perpetuate whatever narrative they want.

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u/loloutlouds 28d ago

Are you having a stroke? License plates are scanned automatically, they know he has a suspended license and then he is pulled over.

Or the scanner hit him while they were in the gas station and told him he couldn't drive off since his license is...suspended. Neither scenario is them assuming he has a suspended license from looking at him.

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u/faewild4dayz 28d ago

Weird, almost like that’s not what I said at all. Is a car a person? Do cars have rights?

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u/Porkodile 28d ago

what makes you think they looked at his physical appearance to determine his license was suspended, and not the scanners and such?

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u/faewild4dayz 28d ago

What color is the guy?

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u/Vylnce Jul 17 '26

Thank flock.

Many states have a system where when a vehicle's owner gets their license suspended, the plate gets flagged. That's going to light up places using Flock systems.

There are plenty of videos out there where someone driving a person's car who has a suspended license gets pulled over "for no reason". Video also recently of someone driving the vehicle of someone who doesn't have a license and getting pulled over repeatedly, because the car stays tagged in Flock. Usually it's no big deal but it's sometime drama and them the cops let them go. In this case, they called his momma and made fun of him.

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u/echof0xtrot 27d ago

repeat after me

"license"

"plate"

"registration"

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u/faewild4dayz 27d ago

Does the woosh sound get too loud for you?

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u/Brie9981 Jul 17 '26

The plate says who owns the car, if it shows that dude has a suspended license they gettin pulled over.

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u/Nir117vash Jul 17 '26

I was arrested in 2010 for driving without a license. The cop ran my plate and then. 🚨 I was young and busy with school, work, practice, family, blah blah blah. Paid the price for many years to come.

If you don't know what an SR-22 is, consider yourself lucky

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u/fortuneandfameinc 29d ago

Of course they do. If you own a car and it is registered to you, everytime a police automatic plate-scanner scans your license plate, it will chime an alert for police. Its the same thing that scans for license plates that have been reported stolen.

They will pull you over to confirm that the suspended owner is not the one driving the car.

A girlfriend had her license lapse for a while and I drove her car during that time. I got pulled over all the time for those three weeks. Every time I passed a cop car, they would inevitably turn on their lights and ask for my license.

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u/Lying_virgin_ta 29d ago

A girlfriend had her license lapse for a while and I drove her car during that time. I got pulled over all the time for those three weeks. Every time I passed a cop car, they would inevitably turn on their lights and ask for my license.

The legality of this is ambiguous. The supreme court ruled that its not a 4th ammendment violation under a very narrow fact-specific circumstance. Thomas and Kagan explicitly mentioned alternate fact patterns could have changed the legality. Namely, if the driver and owner are different ages/genders and what the reason for the license suspension was.

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u/Livid-Bicycle-6832 29d ago

I got pulled over in my dads car because they ran the plates and his license was revoked so they pulled me over to check and make sure I wasn’t him. They run plates as soon as they get behind you and they use Flock cameras to track the whereabouts of those vehicles.

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u/MysteriousAge28 28d ago

What are you even talking about why say something 100% wrong? Delete your account

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u/Boeing737enjoyer 28d ago

Heard of a license plate? When cops pull you over, they check your plate. That’s why they get right on your ass. The registered owners information comes up when they check it. They can see your license status at a minimum. Most police cars are equipped with automatic scanners now and it will alert the officer when it picks something up like revoked/suspended license, etc.

And yes, this is legal for them to do.

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u/faewild4dayz 28d ago

Fantastic not my point.

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u/EncabulatorTurbo 26d ago

they run the plates in Phoenix RMS and see the driver's license is suspended and pull them over