Cops cracking down on out of state license plates

[0pE8Id]

I live in OKC and drive to Dallas weekly to pick up a few ozs of tar, but the last three trips I've made, I've been pulled over in Amarillo just because I have an OK lozenge plate. Has there been a lot of busts lately? What's going on? Anyone else have to go out of state and dealt with this? Its making me nervous to the point that I'm about ready to give it up.

 

[tentram]

this isnt other drugs material. and do you really wanna incriminate yourself in such a way, possibly looking for customers?

 

[.:Holy::Toast:.]

This is probably better suited for the North and South American Social and Drug Discussion forum, it's further down the main page, just letting you know this is probably going to be moved
Anyways is that the reason the officer told you he was pulling you over?
An out of state license plate is not legal justification to pull someone over, as long as your registration is up to date and the vehicle isn't stolen or anything, but if it was the latter you obviously wouldn't have got away with it
It's ridiculous and makes no sense, I'd lay low for a while and quit the business, you might be being watched
Making a little extra money is in no way worth the risk of years in prison

Also lol at OK lozenge, fucking autocorrect eh?

 

[sekio]

od -> nasadd

 

[JunkieDays]

Yep. If you have OOS plates, then you should probably expect to get pulled over. That's the #1 thing that troopers look for on the highway.
Your best bet is to drive within a small group of cars so its harder for them to spot your license plate.

 

[my3rdeye]

Doesn't matter if its illegal they are pulling over out of state license plates in Texas. Some advice: Don't be hispanic. And go watch "The House I live in"