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After hearing part and reading of this, last night, I saw a Beaverton cop talking on his hand-held radio mic, whilst proceeding through a left turn in an intersection on Hwy.10.

Should I go ahead with a citizen's arrest? How is that different from anyone else driving and talking on their cellphone, other than the radio frequency, Kenneth, and the disruptive coil cord attached to his mic?

It's a dumb law aimed at an easy target.

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