i smell trying to get a pass on everything
ride the fuking bus!!!
When Amby M. Johnson saw the flashing lights in her rearview mirror this past Friday in Seattle, she knew she was going to get a ticket. At 38 weeks pregnant, she was having a "really bad contraction," so she decided to drive around a speed bump in the road to avoid further pain.
A female military police officer pulled her over and explained the reason ? her license plates were expired.
"I reached to my back seat and showed her that I had the new ones, my husband just had not had the time to put them on," Johnson wrote on Facebook. "He's in the Navy and sometimes he works long days, and I don't want to bother him to put them on . . . Bending over to put them on myself was definitely out of the question."
A few moments later, another car pulled up and a male police officer, Jim Allen, approached Johnson's vehicle. But instead of issuing a citation, the two officers returned her paperwork and instructed her to affix the license plates soon. Johnson politely asked if Allen could help right then and there. He politely obliged.
Police Officer Helps Pregnant Woman | POPSUGAR Moms