This was nothing but a shakedown, and it happens fairly regularly to Canadian and out of state drivers. Years ago a buddy of mine was driving through Detroit on I-75 and got a ticket for doing the speed limit. All the other traffic was passing him yet he got a ticket for impeding the flow of traffic. A couple of years later I got a ticket in Minneapolis/St.Paul for speeding, even though I was going with the flow of traffic which was doing about 70-75mph.
And that's what some of them good ol' boys (and girls) do down there. They single out out-of-state drivers and then target them. Unfortunately, the really bad apples also use it as an opportunity for a shakedown.
Pretty f*cking sad when people are literally being robbed by cops down there.
It's a not legally binding municipal tax that some establishments keep for themselves.
There was a Canadian version of 60 minutes type investigative journalism show on it. W5 I think. I'll look.
It was CBC Marketplace. I'd give a link but it keeps wanting to go to the CBC app.
It's been going on for over a decade.
Niagara Falls' tourist fees collected with little oversight | CBC News
On the program I saw they went "undercover". Some refused to take it off others advertise that they don't collect it.
Was interesting.
It probably on YouTube
EPISODE | 43X17
Niagara Falls Tourism Fee: Do you have to pay it?
Reading the article would have revealed to all on here she told the cop up-front she was down there on a student visa; which would have been easily verifiable by the cop over the in-car computer.If you were pulled over in Canada, you wouldn't have some brain dead, donut snarfing bimbo telling you your US licence isn't valid in the province you got pulled over in.
This was nothing but a shakedown, and it happens fairly regularly to Canadian and out of state drivers. Years ago a buddy of mine was driving through Detroit on I-75 and got a ticket for doing the speed limit. All the other traffic was passing him yet he got a ticket for impeding the flow of traffic. A couple of years later I got a ticket in Minneapolis/St.Paul for speeding, even though I was going with the flow of traffic which was doing about 70-75mph.
And that's what some of them good ol' boys (and girls) do down there. They single out out-of-state drivers and then target them. Unfortunately, the really bad apples also use it as an opportunity for a shakedown.
Pretty f*cking sad when people are literally being robbed by cops down there.
If you drive across the border you don't need a passport, unless things changed very recently. I've never taken my passport with me when I drove across the border. Never needed it.
Don't get your panties in a bunch.$15 MILLION per year! Talk about fleecing and targeting!
So they advertise they don't collect but still add it?
Reading the article would have revealed to all on here she told the cop up-front she was down there on a student visa; which would have been easily verifiable by the cop over the in-car computer.
Reading the article would have revealed to all on here she told the cop up-front she was down there on a student visa; which would have been easily verifiable by the cop over the in-car computer.
Cook County is scrambling now to undo this clusterfugg caused by the U.S.'s well-known addiction to dinging Canadians:https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/cana...-arrest-makes-headlines/ar-AAwYoGk?li=AAggNb9
Oh dear... you had to go back to 1993 to find anything close.... 25 years ago.Don't get your panties in a bunch.
This old news but this chit went on for decades:
https://www.nytimes.com/1993/12/20/world/americans-filching-free-health-care-in-canada.html
60,000 fraudulent claims made by Americans in just one 6 month period in just one province alone. Estimates were, at it's height, it was costing Canadians in just that one province close to 700 million a year.
Poor BruSan... you actually think the British were the first to have Marines.As an aside; you got your U.S. Marine idea from the U.K. who have had the Royal Marines before the U.S. had long pants.
Only if it could be proven she'd been driving a car in the U.S. for longer than the term allowed for those on Student visas. Snowbirds on an "assumed" visitor visa routinely and legally drive for up to the total visa allowed term of 180 days.Which would have made her DL invalid.
https://ieinashville.wordpress.com/2017/02/13/how-to-get-a-tennessee-driver-license-for-f1-students/
This entitled snowflakess did everything possibly wrong, wrong.
It matters as to when illegal behaviour was common? We can go another 25 years and still not catch up to the fraud committed.Reading your post reveals that she could tell you whatever she wanted and you'd believe it.
Cook County is scrambling... they're laughing their azzes off at her pathetic snap chat as is the rest of the U.S.
Seriously brah... The good people of Georgia are getting a big kick out of this and released a statement to help with the insecurities up there.
Snowflakes man.
Oh dear... you had to go back to 1993 to find anything close.... 25 years ago.
Face... The Canadians are fleecing tourists... OWN IT!
Poor BruSan... you actually think the British were the first to have Marines.
You must have went to the same school as Curious Canadian.
Who said anything about them being "first"?
The British Royal Marines can trace their history back to 1664 Duke of York and Albany's maritime regiment of Foot. Surely you're not going to try saying the U.S. Marines predate that.
I've no doubt gotten my schooling from a different school than yours.
Only if it could be proven she'd been driving a car in the U.S. for longer than the term allowed for those on Student visas. Snowbirds on an "assumed" visitor visa routinely and legally drive for up to the total visa allowed term of 180 days.
That little "snowflake" did everything right including the cel-phone recording of the typical American cop doing the well known Louisiana rip-off (the first state accused and proven of performing this little cash grab) so the cops could go on skiing trips to Aspen.
It's been well documented over many years of various states targeting out of country and indeed, even out of stater's for this criminal activity. you cannot deny this, as EVERY American knows this is common practice.
Only if it could be proven she'd been driving a car in the U.S. for longer than the term allowed for those on Student visas. Snowbirds on an "assumed" visitor visa routinely and legally drive for up to the total visa allowed term of 180 days.
That little "snowflake" did everything right including the cel-phone recording of the typical American cop doing the well known Louisiana rip-off (the first state accused and proven of performing this little cash grab) so the cops could go on skiing trips to Aspen.
It's been well documented over many years of various states targeting out of country and indeed, even out of stater's for this criminal activity. you cannot deny this, as EVERY American knows this is common practice.
You failed to prove I ever said they were the "first" didn't you, so now you're still blathering?Silly BruSan... Marines have been around since warships have taken to sea, the Romans, the Greeks, etc., etc. They've all had Marines.
Marines have always been a part of sea warfare so... NO... the US Marines did not get the idea from the British Royal Marines anymore than the Continental Army got the idea to form from the British army.
So feel free to move your goal post again.
No doubt. It sounds like you got your schooling with CuriousCdn... he's quite often wrong just as you are here.
No argument from me on that AND they have been proven to have discovered N.America in the year 1000 while Columbus was a mere gleam in his great, great and so on, and so on, grand daddy's eye.The Vikings were the ultimate Marines