Sean @ ESG

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Question.

Can any police/sheriff sign off a fix it ticket, regardless of what county you recieved it in? For example, if I got a ticket in LA county, can a Tulare county sheriff sign it off?

I've tried searching on gov. websites and what not but can't find anything on the matter.

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Sean @ ESG

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cool, as long as its moved and not deleted. I searched and a ton of threads about tickets were found here.

john666

i did it once. thing is usally you have to go to the court house in that county and pay..

Sean @ ESG

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yea, thats understandable. But I've heard people talking about once its signed off, not having to pay the fine?

john666

i got a ticket in fix it in a near by county. i got it cleared in my county. i had to come back to that county to pay the 10-15 dollar fine,, cop didnt turn the ticket or report it in. so it took a while for the ticket to be in the pc at the court house. so i had to drive back n forth afew times


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Sean @ ESG

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i think im gonna try it, see what happens

jdm_bones

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One of my friends signed off on my ticket once, they have to work for the same county, and it could only be a fix it ticket!

E46Kid

i always gotten a fix it ticket, i think u can only get it signed off at the same station which u recieved it from

Sean @ ESG

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long beach police cant do it, they gave me a sheet of where to go...but im still gonna have to pay the fine..bummer.

anyway, would you go CHP or Sheriff? I dont want them to pop my hood lol

john666

i go to CHP. its quicker i think, the guy there sometimes doesnt even look at my car when he stamp & signs the ticket.

Sean @ ESG

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well, i just learned that I have to go to the state ref...

delus1on

if you got the ticket from Highway Patrol, only their agency can write it off. Sheriff's can do it but most of the time they don't like to bother unless you know someone. Long Beach area just really sucks, not the people but the police agency. All they want is the power to do what they want. you had to go to a state ref??? did you get a ticket for no cat. or illegal parts that are not carb approved.

Sean @ ESG

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just exhaust noise, or modified exhaust

Sean @ ESG

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one more question guys

Can the state ref get you for other violations when you take your car to check the sound decibal for the exhaust?

plz turn off trial user

yes any sherrif/peace officer can sighn it offf for u

plz turn off trial user

if ur still in highschool go to the school cop there clueless bout whats legal and whats not

plz turn off trial user

hahha made me pop my hood heres what he was lookin at

breather
jdm zc head
no aprooved header
non aprovved intake
chipped p28
5zigen cat-back
hollowed cat
illegal side tint
treadwear passed legal limit
headlight lower than 21 inches

dunno if its illegal but backfires if reved up to 2500

byronl

i got my hood popped recently too and the cop sent me to the ref even though all my parts are carb legal. He said that even though my header has a carb sticker he still thinks it's illegal and he sent me to the ref, i haven't gone to the ref yet. He also gave me some stupid little fix it tickets.

Del Sol SiR

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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by banzai msg &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Question.

Can any police/sheriff sign off a fix it ticket, regardless of what county you recieved it in? For example, if I got a ticket in LA county, can a Tulare county sheriff sign it off?

I've tried searching on gov. websites and what not but can't find anything on the matter.</TD></TR></TABLE>

I know someone who had fix it tickets in Temecula and I had them signed off by a San Diego Police Officer, I was told by a law enforcement officer that any California State Officer can sign it.

Sean @ ESG

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I went to the Long Beach police department and they said they cant sign it off. They gave me a sheet of places to go. CHP and Sherriff stations. I called them and they said they can't sign of exhausts, and that it had to be done by a state ref.

plz turn off trial user

ur gettin a run around they wanna bust you for sumthing dont blindly follow what they say, tell them that u were told by the court to go to them they always like that haha

Sean @ ESG

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'they' aren't trying to get me for stuff. I was told I needed to go to the ref by 4 different people at four different law enforcement agencies.

Sean @ ESG

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But im thinking now, I can just save the headache and pay the fine? is that possible.

So when I go to court I just plead guilty, and then pay the 250? and thats the end of it?

byronl

bump, i'm in the same boat as u man