Photo Radar (WAS RE: anonymous services)

[Jeffrey Pyne]

Unfortunately, I don't think that works anymore.  My wife got a photo radar
ticket in Snottsdale earlier this year.  It arrived via first-class mail.
Having heard of the case you cited, I told her to ignore it.  She got two
more summonses over the next couple weeks, which she also ignored.  Then she
heard nothing for quite a while.  So far, so good.  Then, on a beautiful
Saturday afternoon, came a knock at the door.  It was a cheerful City of
Scottsdale process server hand-delivering the summons.  D'oh!  So, not only
was my wife on the hook for the original ticket, now they wanted an
additional $19 to cover the cost of hand-delivering the summons.  

I sure do wish there was a quick 'n easy way to get out of paying speeding
tickets since I seem to get one per quarter.  Something about a longhair
bippin' down the freeway at 80+ on a red motorcycle just doesn't sit well
with Johnny Law.  :)

~Jeff

On Monday, September 24, 2001, Eric wrote:

> I would disagree with you.  Anyone who wants to be photo radar should
become
> familiar with this case.  It's soooo easy.