If a cop doesn't give you a written warning slip, is it definitely off the record?

Question

I know that's the way it's supposed to work, but are there exceptions? I got pulled over for speeding (22 over) and he let me go with a warning, but didn't give me a slip of paper that says warning...could he have still put it in the system or would he HAVE to give me a copy if he did?

Thanks!

Answer 1

No, it is not in the system.  It is not recorded.

Answer 2

it might be in the system that a warning was issued even if he/she didn't give you a ticket...it won't really matter unless you get pulled over again and the new cop sees that you were issued a warning.

Answer 3

22+ , YOU GOT LUCKY!!!

Do your best not to break the law for 1 year, even though he didn't give you a slip, he could still have it in his possession, and turn it in if you were to break the law! Better to be safe than sorry!!!

Answer 4

No, you should be good. After the stop depending on the Dept. they might log it as verbal warning. But usually doesn't matter. Take it as it was, a warning be careful.

Answer 5

Warnings are just that, a warning. I use to keep the warnings in a file card system, I kept in my briefcase.(FIR's, Field interrogation Reports)

Usually most people sought the warning and watched their activity. Some never learn, so a repeat warning was a ticket, automatic, no qualms about it.

Answer 6

ive gotten a warning before and i never got a warning slip. ive been in the car with some friends that got pulled over too and they got warnings and also never got a warning slip. i ddint know there was a warning slip