Can police ticket for doing donuts or burning out on my own property?
Thursday, October 1st, 2009 at
6:49 am
I live in Florida and I own a small apartment complex with a pretty large parking lot. Currently the property is under renovation so the property is vacant. My question was that if I were to do donuts or burnout with my car on my property. Would the cops be able to ticket me for reckless driving or something else?
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they should not
Yes they can and mostly be charged with Disturbing the peace.
yes , on a couple counts . including disturbing the peace .
No as long as someone don’t call and say that you are disturbing the peace.
what if the officer said your right, i not going to give you a ticket … i’ll just tow your car so that you can’t do any more donuts.
While on private property you can not be cited for any civil traffic infraction.
If the cop can articulate that you are a danger to those walking on the sidewalk, yes, you could get cited. It’s be a stretch, but COULD happen.
What is more likely top happen is someone calling in saying you are making a racket and bothering their quiet evening.
Then you would likely be cited for disorderly conduct/breach of the peace/public nuisance whatever your state/dept calls it.
The cops themselves can not be ‘victim’ to your breach of the peace. But they might get a call from that ‘mystery person’ and you’ll get that citation.