If you are going to run a red light, make sure there isn’t a sheriff’s deputy sitting right behind you:
A man sitting at a red light on Christmas Day turned left before the light changed, despite the fact that an Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office deputy was sitting behind him. The two were sitting at the light on U.S. Highway 98 and Matthew Blvd.
The deputy initiated a traffic stop and found the driver, 40-year-old Charles Jesse Johnson of Perry, in the back seat. He had jumped in there when the vehicle came to a stop, according to his arrest report.
So, you run a red light and after you pull to the side of the road, with the deputy right behind you, your plan is to then hide in the back seat?
That’s kind of like blogging about the myth of climate change for years, then decrying climate change deniers as kooks.
Being obvious and expecting people not to see you is not a good plan.
Note: I know this isn’t the Charles Johnson from Little Green Footballs.
