Coming home last night I was appalled to be tailgated up Daybreak Parkway by a SoJo Police car. I was going as fast as my two little Fred Flintstone feet could go but he insisted on tailing me. (The speed limit is 45 and I don't think I hit 46 for fear of him pulling me over.)

Once I was nearing the top of the hill, I let off the gas and he pulled into the right lane (no signal, of course). I started to slow because it is hard for me to see cars coming from the left in the roundabout over the bridge and the last thing I needed was to slam on my brakes with this cop next to me.

An SUV was making its way around the turn and I stopped to let him/her go by. To my surprise, Mr. SoJo Police Officer did NOT slow down. He did NOT stop and even proceeded to pull in FRONT OF this poor person who had the RIGHT OF WAY!

I sat shocked and in disbelief thinking, what the heck was he doing that he wasn't able to pay attention for something I for sure would have received a ticket had I done it.

He then pulled over to the side of the road right on the bridge heading to East Lake which forced the SUV to have to go around him.

I was horrified to then see this "cop" put on his lights and pull over the SUV to the side of the road!!!! Un-freakin-believable! I am SO angry with myself that I did not go around to stand up for this poor SUV driver. The only thing I can hope is that the cop pulled him/her over to apologize for being an absent-minded driver.

If you are or know the person who was in the SUV, I am more than happy to give a statement as to what I saw. If you got a ticket, it was completely unfounded. You had the right of way. You were not speeding and unless you weren't wearing your seatbelt, there was no reason for you to be pulled over. Not to mention, I don't see how he'd be able to see if you weren't wearing a seatbelt because he was too freakin' busy not following the rules!

I know people make mistakes. Heck, we all do. But seriously. If you're a cop, you need to be vigilant about following the rules you're going to ding me on if I don't.

If you are the cop, shame on you for not paying attention. Also, please let your fellow cop friends know that parking on the sidewalks to pull over speeders in Daybreak is NOT ALLOWED!!! Come on!