Subject	Irrelevant.
Posted by	///MO3N on February 19, 2003 at 4:14 PM
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In Reply To	Good point, if the other cop didnt SEE it happen its hearsay (n/m) posted by Mal1ce on February 19, 2003 at 03:34 PM
Message	If the off-duty is in his jurisdiction and its a violation, the other officer can sign and the off-duty can file a supporting deposition. It would be easier tho for the off-duty to sign. If it's a misdemeanor (reckless driving usually is) then it doesn't matter, any officer can make that arrest or sign a statement supporting that arrest anywhere in the state. At least in NY, and most states are similar as far as procedure. "Keep the shiny side up!" SCCA member# 296913 (WNY region) BMWCCA member# 306145 (GVR region) A memorial of sorts. Please visit
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