Dozens of Vehicles Pulled Over During Inspection Sticker Checkpoint on Route 27 in Stoughton
The Stoughton Police assisted the Registry of Motor Vehicles Friday morning in running an inspection sticker checkpoint on Route 27 in Stoughton near the Brockton line.
Driving on Route 27 near the Brockton line Friday morning and see a flurry of police activity and cars being pulled over? The Stoughton Police Department assisted the Registry of Motor Vehicles in conducting an inspection sticker checkpoint the morning of July 27, resulting in the issuing of dozens of citations and the towing of more than a dozen vehicles deemed to be unsafe, according to the Stoughton Police Department's Facebook page. The inspection sticker checkpoint was set up from 7 a.m. until 11 a.m. on Route 27 by the Jubilee Church, near the RK shopping plaza. This busy stretch of roadway is right on the Stoughton/Brockton line and is in close proximity to the Route 27 interchange on Route 24 (exit 18). The operation was overseen …
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Bob
8:37 am on Tuesday, June 11, 2013
There are 2 things that are wrong with the police behavior here. 1st a car could fail for a minor defect, cars in which this occurs should be given a fair amount of time (at last 60 days) to repair the matter. If a car really endangers safety then its fair to tow but otherwise only a warning with at least 60 days to repair the matter should be allowed. 2nd There are a lot of fraudulent automobile… more ›