Evangelina Paredes Lawsuit: Woman Claims Illinois Cop Asked For Date After Giving Her A Ticket

[Bassplaya7]

I'm not sure the guy did anything wrong, her address should have been on her license...which she showed the cop. Doesn't seem like a lawsuit is required or fair for the cop, I feel bad.

[rrkpp_]

[QUOTE=Bassplaya7;34049615]I'm not sure the guy did anything wrong, her address should have been on her license...which she showed the cop. Doesn't seem like a lawsuit is required or fair for the cop, I feel bad.[/QUOTE]

its still an abuse of his power as a cop considering he wouldn't have had the information without being a cop

[Bassplaya7]

[QUOTE=Kopimi;34049914]its still an abuse of his power as a cop considering he wouldn't have had the information without being a cop[/QUOTE]

So if I'm a barista at starbucks, and I learn a girls name when she gives me her order, is that an abuse of power if I use that info to ask her out?

[Omali]

[QUOTE=Bassplaya7;34054226]So if I'm a barista at starbucks, and I learn a girls name when she gives me her order, is that an abuse of power if I use that info to ask her out?[/QUOTE]

Because using someone's name to ask them out is clearly the same as going into a database to find someone's address, and then leaving a note on their car.

Anyway that cop sounds adorably harmless. A little creepy, but perhaps a lawsuits wasn't warranted.

[Bassplaya7]

[QUOTE=Omali;34054346]Because using someone's name to ask them out is clearly the same as going into a database to find someone's address, and then leaving a note on their car.

Anyway that cop sounds adorably harmless. A little creepy, but perhaps a lawsuits wasn't warranted.[/QUOTE]

The article says she accused him of searching the database. For all we know, he remembered it from when he looked at her license.

[Bytecry]

any photos to see how hot she was?

[Ninja Duck]

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[Parakon]

It should be a requirement for cops to have the balls to ask a person out on the spot or at least in person.

Leaving a note is some grade school shit.

[Rofl my Waff]

[QUOTE=Bassplaya7;34049615]I'm not sure the guy did anything wrong, her address should have been on her license...which she showed the cop. Doesn't seem like a lawsuit is required or fair for the cop, I feel bad.[/QUOTE]

The cop violated her privacy, and seeing as I guarantee she was probably very pissed off about the ticket, this is a very stupid thing to do.