Sagging or handcuffed boys @shackledsagger - Tumblr Blog

I'm really not supposed to drive on my suspended license, but nobody can afford an uber every time so sometimes I still do. When I do I'm scared of getting caught. I see cops and get nervous.

My problem is I have habitual offender status and have been cited or charged with operating while suspended 4 times (once was a ticket and 3 were with arrests). My 4th was charged as driving suspended after habitual offender status. The reason I'm nervous is that if I got a second one of those it would be charged like this:

"B. A person is guilty of a Class C crime if the person violates subsection 1 (operating after suspension for habitual offender) and:

(1) The person has one conviction for operating after revocation under this section or under former Title 29, section 2298 within the previous 10 years;

OR

(2) The person has one OUI conviction within the previous 10 years.

The minimum fine for a Class C crime under this paragraph is $1,000 and the minimum term of imprisonment is 6 months, neither of which may be suspended by the court. "

I fit bullet one since I've operated suspended after being a habitual offender once, so I would meet the requirements for the minimum which is 6 months of imprisonment.

I'm scared of going to jail for that long. Every time I see a cop I know that if he pulls me over I will be in big trouble. As I'm leaning against my car getting handcuffed I will be knowing I will have to be imprisoned for at least 6 months (and that's minimum).

If you think I've learned my lesson, know that at least once a week I commit a crime that would jail me for a MINIMUM of 6 months.

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When I arrested for the third time the cops came to my apartment to execute a warrant.

I had just been chilling in my apartment when I heard the knock on my door, and 5 minutes later I was being frisked and patted down against the wall of my living room. A cop took a pair of handcuffs from his belt and locked them tightly on my wrists while he told me "Lucas I'm placing you under arrest".

Another 5 minutes and I was being lowered into a cop car outside while my neighbors watched. I wasn't sure if I was going to the local police station. It was still afternoon so I was wondering if I could be bailed out later that day, but as the cop put my seatbelt on he told me "You're going to the Androscoggin County jail, and you may be able to be bailed out tomorrow". Now I knew I had a 40 minute ride in and that I was going to be locked up over night.

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People talk about the consequences of an arrest later on, but one other thing is how public it is. This is often happening in front of plenty of other people. If you're just there talking to a cop it's one thing, but when people see you in handcuffs they know you've been bad. They know that soon that cop is going to put you in that car and drive you down to the slammer.

They may not know that it's a minor arrest and your bros will bail you out the next day. For all they know the bail could be too steep and you could sit in jail until a court date. All they know is that of all the people at the scene you're the one the cops frisked down, said "put your hands behind your back, you're under arrest", and you're the one they saw the cops put handcuffs on while they heard the click of the cuffs locking tight around your wrists.

When I was arrested the 2nd time it was right in Boston and even though it was at night tons of people drove or walked by. Handcuffs are hard to hide, especially when you're pressed right against your car. They all saw my face and saw me in cuffs. They saw the cops put me in the back seat of the cruiser. I knew I was going to jail, and even if they had no idea what I did they knew I was going to jail too.

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