HOV GOP 1
From Newsday:
So he pulled over the car and, as he approached it, his suspicions were confirmed.
Timothy Tietjen, 32, of Middle Island, was at the wheel, and beside him was a real dummy, seatbelt fastened.
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March 2, 2007 at 7:54 am
The same thing happened here last fall. The driver had gotten stopped, & his dummy was a store display dummy he called “Tilly”. The judge got creative at his sentencing, though. He had to sell the dummy (he got $25,000.00 from the computer guy that sells the learning programs, that went to the ‘Alive at 25’ campaign) & he had to spend a week standing by the HOV lane he was caught in, holding up a sign. It said something to the effect that only a dummy would try what he did.