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HAINES CITY, Fla. (WTSP) -- In a small city, it's not always fun being the guy who writes the tickets for running a red light.
“I've had to write the notices to my friends, co-workers, firemen, highway patrolmen,” Officer Tim Glover of the Haines City Police Department said.
It’s Glover's job to review red light camera footage. While doing so, he realized he was one of the people who’d run a red light.
It happened on his way to lunch on Sept. 8. He was making a left turn when the light changed to red, and the car he usually drives to enforce the law became the one he was in while breaking it.
Glover didn’t even know what he’d done until the footage came up on his computer about two weeks after the infraction.
Read more here. (10News Tampa Bay)
“I've had to write the notices to my friends, co-workers, firemen, highway patrolmen,” Officer Tim Glover of the Haines City Police Department said.
It’s Glover's job to review red light camera footage. While doing so, he realized he was one of the people who’d run a red light.
It happened on his way to lunch on Sept. 8. He was making a left turn when the light changed to red, and the car he usually drives to enforce the law became the one he was in while breaking it.
Glover didn’t even know what he’d done until the footage came up on his computer about two weeks after the infraction.
Read more here. (10News Tampa Bay)
