To the Editor:
A couple of weeks ago a 17-year-old, college-bound girl was driving in Beach Haven. She was observing all the rules of the road, driving the speed limit, no distracted driving, no texting, no cell phone use, etc.
She was stopped by a female Beach Haven police officer. The brake light on her car was out. Normally the driver would be given a warning to fix the light ASAP. Not this time. The officer immediately issued a ticket.
September 13, 2017
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