Last Wednesday, a controversial video of a patrol officer identified as Jennifer Sánchez went viral. According to him, he had immobilized a motorcycle because its color did not match the license plate..
Opinions in the comments to this video were divided. However, a similar incident resurfaced and involved uniformed personnel.
As seen in a new video, Jennifer Sanchez He stopped a motorcycle and asked the driver for his documents. After this, the patrol boat started calling him due to the alleged color change.
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“I am just going to work, you are the one who comes up to me and says that the motorcycle is not red and black, because you find my documents in order and in order: card, driver’s license, in order, everything is in order. He wants to impose a summons on mesaid the man as he showed the motorcycle.
The man repeated that the vehicle was red and black. Again, Patrol officer Jennifer Sánchez pointed out a sticker on one of the sides of the motorcycle.
After the argument, the man told him he had to go to work. uniformed He replied: “You can because we’ll hold off until the tow truck arrives.”
The image ends like this The man says he won’t let them take his motorcycle.
In different videos of the patrol vehicle, uniformed police point to the stickers on the motorcycles while referring to them. color change.
Therefore, many people doubt whether this really deserves a penalty and immobilization of the vehicle.
According to statements made by Colonel Wilson Barrios Perdomo, head of the Bogota Transit department Snail Radio, The answer is Yes. According to the Colonel, the above applies because the rule governing the color change of vehicles has “very broad application”.
Barrios stated that the stickers can change the appearance of the vehicle and therefore its original color.
In fact, the Bogota chapter of EL TIEMPO highlighted letter B.7 of article 131 of the National Traffic Code; This article states that the vehicle will be immobilized if there is a change in engine or color without notifying the authorities.
GERALDINE BAJONERO VÁSQUEZ
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