ABOVE: Yarmouth policemen pulled over to check on a barefoot woman walking down Route 28 during the wee hours in West Yarmouth after at least two concerned callers reported her waving her arms and walking in the roadway. Officers found her cooperative, determined she was okay, and were satisfied she could make it into Hyannis without causing a crash or hurting herself. Case closed.

ABOVE: Several Yarmouth patrol officers have a word with a man caught behind the wheel on a suspended driver’s license, according to radio transmissions. He was very cooperative, so no arrest—just an apparent citation. (Seeing a pattern yet? Being cooperative sometimes pays dividends in real time…)

ABOVE: Police arrested a woman on Camp Street in Hyannis who had several warrants. She was cooperative, and the officers even let her finish something on her phone before the ride to the pokey. Her warrants (including one “default”) were all motor-vehicle related, according to radio traffic and sources.

Note: HN isn’t saying that cooperating with local officers guarantees a strategic “black bar” for photo obscurity and plausible deniability… but it never hurts to at least appear “good” and cooperative, even when the effort might be contrived.  (Note: This isn’t “legal advice…” this is “HN advice!”)

Please make a note of it.

P.S. – Today’s Hytown Vignette is brought to you by Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons…

[CLICK IT/CRANK IT! HEADPHONES ABSOLUTELY OBLIGATORY!]

Business Card Directory

Add your business card click here