Cops detain Meeks Lumber drivers in Fayetteville, AR
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Published 2016-09-10
I happened to come upon two sheriff officers having stopped two Meeks Lumber vehicles on Hwy 112 (aka Garland Ave). I cannot really tell why they were stopped.
Apologies for the coughing. my allergies were getting to me.
At the end of the video, I pull around to see the one officer JUST getting out of his vehicle to go into the store.
I wonder if there is a way to see if an officer has run an unwarranted tag report on a person.....
I have my entrance and exit on my dashcam, but my dashcam and my camera software don't play well together. Not worth uploading separately this time.
All Comments (5)
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Those are not Sheriff's Deputies. They are the Arkansas State Police and they were probably checking compliance with Load Safety.
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The load is sticking too far off the back of the truck. 3 to 4 inches is all that's allowed to hang off. I used to drive a lumber truck and just the red flag doesn't negate the over hang. I had a boss 1 time wanted me to deliver a LVL beam that was over hanging by 17 feet, I told him it was unsafe, he said put a bunch of red flags on it, I told him I needed a truck to follow me or he could do it. He had a pickup truck follow me so I could make the delivery.
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weight goes over the axle that's why it is like that the cop don't know any better he is a iDIOT
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The person who made this video is pathetic, get a hobby. And no those aren't sheriff, or state police. They are department of transportation. Also the unless something hangs over more than 4ft it isn't required by law to have a red flag. I believe the commentators are about as knowledgeable as the video taker. By the way nobody was detained either, just another traffic stop by dot!
