A few years ago, a cop with a bad reputation hassled a friend of mine as
he bike commuted to work. The cop told the guy to ride facing traffic
or he'd ticket him. It led to much outrage, formal complaints against
the cop, etc.
I can't say it educated the cop. He was a known jerk due to retire
soon. But at least a couple police departments heard about the
incident, and I suppose it helped educate other cops.
> Interesting that the cop never bothered any of the other bicyclists.
Yep. That's what's called "selective enforcement," in this case,
selective enforcement of an imaginary law.
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- Frank Krygowski