Community | May 22, 2009 | 5 comments

Huntsville police crack down on loud music

source: http://www.waff.com/Global/story.asp?S=10405862

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HUNTSVILLE, AL (WAFF) - It's fine if a driver can feel the music inside their car, but if Huntsville officers hear it too, they could get slapped with a big fine.

By Jeanie Powell
Posted by Dana Franks
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  • CroatianPimp
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  • Mr_Green_Khalid
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      Mr_Green_Khalid  

    • I hope this spreads all across the country.. with haste! It is ridiculous that people purposefully crank their music so that everyone around them can hear and feel it. No one needs it that loud for themselves, especially when they are by themselves. it would be even better if police officers knew what music was playing, and if someone is blaring the latest materialistic hip hop song in a '91 buick, with their bumper rattling to the point that it seems like its gonna fall off, then they should get an added fine for the oxy-'moron'-factor. The song is focused on glorifying the singer's possessions, and you dont have much.. so why are you blasting that for all of us to hear? We have eyes u know! STOP TRYING TO LIVE IN A MUSIC VIDEO!!! Be considerate of those around you.

      glad i could get that off my chest. thank you..

    • 3 years ago
  • ii386
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      ii386  

    • $277 --you have GOT to be kidding me! that is HUGE! $75 maybe for the first offence and even that seems ridiculous!

      I agree with the issue but I think the fine is unreasonable! i would much rather give those fines to loud motorcycles and exhaust systems first.

      Does it have to be music? Music the officer likes or dislikes? I hear people blaring the radio too, will they get fined? What about it a car drives and it is overall just too loud (i can hear it from 25 feet away)?

    • 3 years ago
  • csmonut
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      csmonut  

    • "Now, being on private property won't protect a driver."
      Does this mean on your own property, or just the business parking lots, which are private property?
      Glad to see this, though. Where I work and drive is bad enough without having to listen to someone's booming coming from their car.
      The low frequency of the bass gives me the jitters.

    • 3 years ago
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