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In reply to the discussion: Family Outraged After Cop Pulls Over Entire Funeral Procession for Driving Too Slow [View all]SickOfTheOnePct
(8,710 posts)31. Exactly
I grew up in the South, fairly small town, where we always pulled to the side of the road and stopped for funeral processions. Much harder to do in large cities.
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Family Outraged After Cop Pulls Over Entire Funeral Procession for Driving Too Slow [View all]
Garion_55
May 2015
OP
What's insane is that the procession had a cop with them specifically to manage traffic issues.
backscatter712
May 2015
#29
I've found nothing that said he was a police officer or wasn't a police officer
SickOfTheOnePct
May 2015
#42
Except that the policeman who was leading the procession is the one who set the speed.
jwirr
May 2015
#48
When we buried my Grandmother, the procession was maybe two or so dozen cars. . .
Journeyman
May 2015
#3
Unlike other states, California has no vehicle code exemptions for funeral processions.
Xithras
May 2015
#11
... a Highway Patrol official said the motorcycle driver who was leading the procession
struggle4progress
May 2015
#21