I rode by a state trooper on my dirt bike on the way to the other farm. Probably 35-40 mph. On County Line Rd, on which in Gratiot, you can ride atvs on the road, Clinton you cannot. He was stopped talking to a fellow that lives along there. About a mile down the road, he flew up behind me and pulled me over. Gave me tickets for: careless driving, ORV on roadway, no helmet, no insurance (it was a dirt bike), unregistered vehicle operating on the road. I was going to lose my license. I paid the no helmet ticket as I wasn't wearing one and should have been, paid the ORV on roadway, I was on the RH side of the road which I guess would have been Clinton County where that wasn't allowed, but decided to fight the others, as I for sure wasn't driving carelessly where I was endangering anyone else. I went to court, where in MI, I believe they allow the officer 15 minutes after the start time to arrive. I had been watching the clock and it had been 25 minutes since the scheduled time and the officer wasn't there yet. The judge said, "I don't know where officer ---- is, he said he was going to be here". Didn't matter to me, he wasn't there, and it was after the allowed 15 minutes. A couple minutes later she finally dismissed everything since he didn't show. If I'd have known that, I shouldn't have paid the other tickets and saved myself $175.
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