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Response to Officer’s Orders

By Geo Posted on January 25, 2010 Posted in Ask Geo, Misc 5 Comments Tagged with Bicycle Law Enforcement Program

Question Dan also asked:  What should a knowledgeable cyclist do in the case of being told by law enforcement to do something which is not required (ride on the sidewalk), and finally threaten “I’ll write you a citation, get off …

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Lake County Bicycle Summit

By Geo Posted on October 26, 2009 Posted in Cooperative Initiatives 4 Comments Tagged with Bicycle Law Enforcement Program, Cyclist/Law Enforcement Initiatives

Lake County Cyclist/Law Enforcement Cooperation Sgt. Tom McKane (Center) and Deputy Gabriel White, Lake County Sheriff’s Office, with Rick Pitner at the Lake County Bicycle Summit in Mt. Dora, FL. Lake County is a beautiful county and a particularly attractive …

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