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Super weird. I recall that tickets from cameras were found to be not enforceable in California back in the early 2000's because officers signing the tickets were not on site at the point of the infraction and so could not testify that they actually witnessed the full scope/context of the events in question before any court of appeal.
I wonder if that's changed or if this system is somehow different than the previous iterations where officers signed tickets after only witnessing video footage.
Are they going to ticket the fucking cops that blow through residential areas without stopping at lights or stop signs at 65 mph without lights or sirens like it’s their job?
I don’t think so.
Fuck OPD.