NYSP Texas Driver Arrested Drugs And Firearm !
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come on he didn't know 
Acer-m14
20×102mm Vulcan
OK .. SLAMMING the brakes on .. he is from Texas .. the car ??? TX .. tint law do not apply .. correct ..
"On October 27, 2017, at about 10:05 PM, Troopers stopped a vehicle on Route 9 near Schuyler Blvd for unlawful window tint."
"a small quantity of marijuana" don't we allow a small amount here now here .. " LOL ..
the car plates are the issue .. what were they .. TX .. if so he is free to go .. dumb FKS ..
I hate there reporting at time .. but its FUAC's goon Squad for the most part ..
"On October 27, 2017, at about 10:05 PM, Troopers stopped a vehicle on Route 9 near Schuyler Blvd for unlawful window tint."
"a small quantity of marijuana" don't we allow a small amount here now here .. " LOL ..
the car plates are the issue .. what were they .. TX .. if so he is free to go .. dumb FKS ..
I hate there reporting at time .. but its FUAC's goon Squad for the most part ..
Armyman 73
.38 Special
Hmmm... stopped for window tint, was gun and Maryjane, just sitting on seat where he could see them?
Out of state cars are not exempt from tint laws. That’s a big myth.
Exonautic
.308 Win
If thats the case thats a load of shit.
Wouldn't this apply?
New York Vehicle & Traffic Law, Sec. 250(1)
1. Except as otherwise provided in subdivision three of this section, the provisions of this chapter relative to the registration and equipment of motor vehicles, motorcycles and trailers and the display of registration numbers shall not apply to a motor vehicle, motorcycle or trailer owned by a non-resident of this state, provided that the owner thereof shall have complied with the provisions of the law of the foreign country, state, territory or federal district of his residence relative to registration and equipment of such motor vehicle, motorcycle or trailer, as the case may be, and the display of registration numbers thereon, and shall conspicuously display his registration numbers as required thereby. However, except for a vehicle owned by a person who has obtained a waiver pursuant to the provisions of paragraph b of subdivision three of this section, with respect to such vehicle, the provisions of this subdivision shall be operative as to a motor vehicle, motorcycle or trailer owned by a non-resident of this state only to the extent that under the laws of the foreign country, state, territory or federal district of his residence like exemptions and privileges are granted to motor vehicles, motorcycles and trailers duly registered under the laws of and owned by residents of this state. A person, firm, association or corporation having a place of business in a foreign country, state, territory or federal district and owning a motor vehicle, motorcycle or trailer used in connection with and garaged at such place of business which such owner is compelled to register in such foreign jurisdiction shall be deemed a resident of such foreign jurisdiction and a non-resident of this state within the meaning of this subdivision for the purpose of enjoying the privileges of this subdivision with respect to such vehicle.
In case a non-resident becomes a resident of this state, he shall be entitled for a period not exceeding thirty days from the date he becomes a resident to the same exemption from registering his vehicles in this state as he would have enjoyed had he remained a non-resident
For whatever reason, it doesn't apply to tint. I've seen it held up in court numerous times. We used to write them all the time on the illegally operating cabs in Brooklyn.
We had a brief by a NYSP trooper back in May and he told us the tint laws do not apply to out of state vehicles. Being on a Military base you can see how this question would come up. I have not heard of anyone with out of state plates up here getting ticketed for tint.
Exonautic
.308 Win
I'm ok with it if y'all are only doing it to cabbies. they drive like ass holes.
Steal2B
.700 Nitro Express
Just by random chance, I have seen it applied in traffic court to have ticket dismissed and the officer reprimanded by the judge for recurring equipment ticketing of out of state vehicles. So much for New York black letter law.
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I wonder if the "operating out of class" charge made it possible to uphold the tint. Now that I think about it, I can't recall ever writing a tint summons without writing that also. Not to mention, a lot of those out of state registrations were expired anyway, so maybe at court that is treated as an unregistered vehicle.
spat
.950 JDJ
Maybe they stick because its traffic court, and if the guy even gets a lawyer they arent going to spend any time on the case ?
If the defendant doesn't bring up the out of state exemption, I'm not so sure the judge or prosecutor would either.....
Exonautic
.308 Win
Well if its an unregistered, than they arent following the laws of its residing state, thus the clause is moot.