Democrat Lowell Barron of Fyffe, is scheduled for trial Tuesday in Andalusia on two traffic tickets, but the trial may not occur.
Barron received the tickets for reckless driving and running a
stop sign July 27 while traveling home from a family vacation in
Destin, Fla.
Barron acknowledges he was speeding, but he says he was trying
to get away from a motorcycle that stayed on his bumper for more
than 30 miles on a rural road at night. Barron says he was
concerned for his safety.
The motorcycle was driven by former Andalusia police officer
Blaine Wilson, who signed the tickets rather than an active
officer. Andalusia Police Chief Wilbur Williams says Barron's
lawyer is arguing that the tickets weren't official.
Williams says there may be a settlement in the case rather than
a trial.
(Copyright 2008 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
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I’m just stating that it is legal for a citizen to sign a traffic citation. An Andalusia officer did stop Mr. Barron once he reached Andalusia. The problem is that the former officer did not go before a magistrate and swear to the ticket. This was done by the current officer which makes the ticket null and void because the current officer did not observe the infraction. I have no personal prejudice against Lowell Barron. I have a problem with politicians who think they are above the law. When he isn’t above it he just changes it. As I said he made it so state lawmakers can’t be given a citation if they are travelling to the legislative session. Why should that matter. Are the sessions that important that they should be able to just disobey all traffic laws? He also made it illegal for towns smaller than 19,000 people to enforce state traffic laws on interstates. Why? Because he was issued a ticket for speeding on the interstate in north Alabama by a small town officer.