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Question about a crime - Admigo - 06.01.2017
Hello,
I am looking for a crime name.
Description: Police is giving you a police warning while you driving in a car and you ignore the police warnings.
Can someone help me with a good crime name for this?
Admigo
Re: Question about a crime - ISmokezU - 06.01.2017
Does it have to be real or made up? i got either Moving violation / Traffic violations reciprocity / Speed limit
Re: Question about a crime - Admigo - 06.01.2017
I am trying to keep it as real crimes. I still cant find a good name for it.
Re: Question about a crime - SickAttack - 06.01.2017
Disobeying a lawful order
Re: Question about a crime - CrossUSAAF - 06.01.2017
How about resisting arrest or the official opposition?
Re: Question about a crime - Admigo - 06.01.2017
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Originally Posted by CrossUSAAF
 How about resisting arrest or the official opposition?
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Re: Question about a crime - CrossUSAAF - 06.01.2017
When you ignore the law enforcement unit, it is like avoiding to get in touch with officer.
Resisting police officer?
Re: Question about a crime - Vince - 06.01.2017
"Evading a Police Officer" or "Reckless Evading" or "Fleeing or evading police in the second degree", the latter being defined as (in the state of Kentucky): 'While operating a motor vehicle with intent to elude or flee, the person knowingly or wantonly disobeys a recognized direction to stop his vehicle, given by a person recognized to be a peace officer.'
Re: Question about a crime - SickAttack - 06.01.2017
Disobeying a lawful order
The officer is demanding you to pull over.
Re: Question about a crime - Onfroi - 06.01.2017
I don't think there's a crime name for that, or you would have to be more specific. If a police officer gives you a warning while you're driving, it's just that, a warning, if you get caught again then you get a fine or jail time depending on the situation. I'm no cop, but as far as I know they don't keep records of who they give warnings to.