[masarak]

I believe this is the current law concerning street racing in the state of Texas, for anyone who wants to know:

http://www.capitol.state.tx.us/tlo/7...t/HB01326F.HTM

[injencivic]

sticky this for awhile. also post this in the texas forum as well for me.

Injen

[FingerJ]

Damn

[benya7thmix]

is it common for the spectators to be suject to criminal prosceution?

and overall these seem pretty easy as far as street racing laws go.... guess you guys in tx are too busy killing your criminals...

[notoriouspyro]

Originally Posted by benya7thmix

is it common for the spectators to be suject to criminal prosceution?

and overall these seem pretty easy as far as street racing laws go.... guess you guys in tx are too busy killing your criminals...

Hells yes... We don't need to be strict down here cuz people know that if the fug up they gettin the chair...

[masarak]

Originally Posted by benya7thmix

is it common for the spectators to be suject to criminal prosceution?

Sometimes it happens, but usually the police just tell everybody to go home. I think police spend more time cracking down on the people racing than on spectators. But things may be different in the bigger cities like Houston, San Antonio, Dallas/Fort Worth, etc.

Here's an example where a bunch of people were arrested for being out past curfew on a police raid on street racing activities:
http://www.kuro5hin.org/story/2002/8/20/17504/9831

[CHUCKNOSIS]

that sux

[bOoStEd042dr]

"Even a 10-year old girl who was having dinner with her father was seperated from her father, arrested, and sent to a juvenile detention facility."

smart....doesn't surprise me one bit though!

[02blkhonda]

that houston cop is a real dumbass....what the hell was he thinking arresting a 10 year old, i guess maybe he was thinking that she may have been racing her barbie corvette......lol

[Tragedy]

2 year old thread?

[02blkhonda]

maybe but i was just reading last night....