Thank you New Berlin PD

[OxmanWI]

I got pulled over near Moorland and Cleveland for doing 57 in a 40 with a warning! Lucky! I guess my super fast Cobalt LS doesn't like to be tamed. Would have been a easy $300 ticket if not more. Feels like I won a $500 lottery ticket, I need to get some beers. :thumbsup

[Karps TA]

I've had good luck always with NB Police. They've always been pretty lenient with me.

I remember way way back in high school a NB cop trying to race me at the stop light on Moorland and National. He kept reving the engine at me when I was in my Cutlass coming home from work. He even chirped the tires at green and gave me a thumbs up when I laughed at him while shaking me head no way.

[VroomPshhTsi]

x2, NB police is cool beans

[OxmanWI]

Yea he was pretty cool, he might have been in a good mood or getting off shift, IDK. Ether way I was respectful to him with "Officer" and "Yes sir" along with the license ready and showing him where my hands where at, that always helps I guess.

[PureSound15]

Wow! Not at all the experience I've had/heard of with NBPD.

[pnad]

Muskego cop let me off on a 50 in a 35 a few weeks ago. This continues my 6 year record of no tickets in the Talon. I get pulled over at least twice a year with only warnings.

They usually compliment the car, comment on the loud exhaust and tell me to slow it down.

[brotherbenn83]

Wow! Not at all the experience I've had/heard of with NBPD.

+2...for my two "non-warning" run-ins with the NBPD.

[PB86MCSS]

My only run in with NB PD was a crappy one, a few years back. I posted here about it too...they, like Muskego, will often tail people and get up behind them to follow late at night which is annoying in itself.

My situation was dropping a friend off after softball one night, apparently his apartment complex off Moorland (north of National, forget the name) must of had some recent car break ins. So I get pulled over right after dropping him off and basically accused of being the theif.... "So we won't have any break-ins tonight will we?" is the line I was given. I would of loved to say my peice or call in to complain about how I was treated but I knew better. I guess driving a Monte and looking kind of W/T in my softball stuff helped them profile me as a thug or hoodlum(?) :rolleyes: . /rant

This is coming from someone who has had family members as officers (including my father) and friends who are current ones and works very close with a department, so there isn't any anti-cop bias here :) .

But hey, glad you got a warning. I know most officers are good guys, but there are some d-bags too just like any line of work.

[Cryptic]

I'd rather run into a New Berlin officer way before a West Allis or Muskego one.

My single NBPD experience (and I live in New Berlin) was a slight rolling stop and then getting on it pretty good in my Grand Prix GTX.

He asked if this was my car. I said "yes sir, just got it". He told me to slow it down.
Yeah I felt like a won the lottery and it did slow me down. Last thing I wanted was a ticket with a new car.

[VroomPshhTsi]

I'd rather run into a New Berlin officer way before a West Allis or Muskego one.


So true. NBPD > WAPD x100

[Karps TA]

Muskego police have been amazing to me. They've ignored plenty of stupid things I've done. Last Oct/Nov time frame I took the car out to try a different tune in it. Car ran like dog crap and I was kinda ticked off about it. I was on the corner of Janesville and Racine ave, turning North on Racine towards my house, which is like 2 blocks down. There was a truck next to me so I couldn't see the cars on the south side of the street. I make the turn rather aggressively. As in tires spinning and ass end sideways. The I got out of it. I'm driving forward and noticing cars all pulling over to the side. Look in my rear view mirror and sure enough, Rollers. I just turn onto my road and pull into my driveway. The cop comes and pulls in. I was out of the car already and just put my hands out and said "I'm an idiot". Cop laughed, said "don't worry I'm not giving you a ticket. But you did it right in front of me, I had to do something" Then he asked me a bunch of questions on the car and told me the thing sounded awesome.

Waukesha is the only police that I've had issues with. 25mph, means 25 there.

[EvolvedRegal]

NBPD blows.

Once I get enough time at work today Ill have my story wich lasted over 6 months to get a ticket dropped since I was driving 1 of the first Evos in the area and they had no idea what it was...

More to come later.

[Rocket Power]

This is coming from someone who has had family members as officers (including my father) and friends who are current ones and works very close with a department, so there isn't any anti-cop bias here :) .

Whatever cop hater:goof J/K

I have never had problems in the 20+ years I've been driving, I've gotten breaks and I've gotten tickets. When I've gotten tickets, I deserved them. I got my first ticket in New Berlin when I was 17, and got my ass chewed out by the judge in court:rolf

[Rocket Power]

NBPD blows.

Once I get enough time at work today Ill have my story wich lasted over 6 months to get a ticket dropped since I was driving 1 of the first Evos in the area and they had no idea what it was...

More to come later.
You got a ticket for driving an Evo? Those Bastards:rolf
I drove 1 of the first ones in the country when we tested (crashed) them for Mitsu, before they sold them here, at my last job. I liked the car, not in my budget though:goof

[EvolvedRegal]

It all had to do with the wing, spoiler whatever you want to call it.

I got a ticket for imparment of rearward vision although I had the rear mirror and 2 side mirrors. I literally had the car for 3 days when it happened and tried to show the cop the original window sticker but he said he didn't need to.

I had to get MMCA involved with the ticket and have a show of proof that the wing was DOT legal to the judge my 3rd visit to court. In the end it all got dropped, nothing went on my license. All I wanted is to prove the officer wrong...and I did.

Mind you I have all the respect in the world for police since my family is full of them, but sometimes theres the a-hole out there.

[British_Ben]

I have never had luck with any police officers. Every time I get pulled over, I get a ticket (and I usually deserve it). I'm respectful and keep my hands in plain view, every time. I think the issue is that I got my first ticket 2 months after I got my license. Every time I get pulled over they see at least one old ticket on my record and decide that I haven't learned my lesson yet.

Although, this July will be one full year since I've been pulled over. *knocks on wood*

[1997 Trans-Am]

never had any issues with Muskego PD. Got pulled over once for no front plate but thats it. To me, they seem more laid back compared to other departments.

[PB86MCSS]

Whatever cop hater:goof J/K

I have never had problems in the 20+ years I've been driving, I've gotten breaks and I've gotten tickets. When I've gotten tickets, I deserved them. I got my first ticket in New Berlin when I was 17, and got my ass chewed out by the judge in court:rolf

Any ticket I've had I deserve, if/when I get pulled over I understand it. I don't play the why me game and want to hire a lawyer but rather own up to what I do. Always polite and honest, I won't pretend I didn't know I don't have a front plate/speeding/not wearing a seatbelt. Just the NB incident and once an unmarked (which I knew was a squad) pulled me over for doing 6-8 over on Forest Home on my way to work maybe 6-7 years ago. He flashed the lights after passing me up, I could of slowed down but decided not to since I wasn't even at 10 over and he gave me a little attitude after pulling me over, with a warning. :durr I could of played nice and slowed but I think the officer was at least as much of a beyotch as I was.

I was born and raised in Muskego, lived there until I was right about 25 then New Berlin for 2 years then almost 3 now in Stallis and still often driving through/in Muskego/NB so my personal assessment of each isn't too far fetched, IMO of course. :)

[jakedrew]

Yea he was pretty cool, he might have been in a good mood or getting off shift, IDK. Ether way I was respectful to him with "Officer" and "Yes sir" along with the license ready and showing him where my hands where at, that always helps I guess.
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that is the truth.

[jakedrew]

Forgot to add. I grew up in new berlin and when i got into cars/ driving. The cops would follow me alot. I used to live near the VFW/ calhoun park. But never had a run in with them.