I was just curious of something. As some of you may know the roads are closed near the Hendricks County fairgrounds. The fairgrounds has signs up that say no thru traffic so that people don't cut thru the lot and instead drive 4-5 miles out of the way to get to homes that are North of fairgrounds. At the same time, the fairground put up signs at Wal-Mart entrance directing people to the fairgrounds by way of Wal-Mart entrance and bypass road. Well last night I finally got pulled over for cutting thru the fair parking lot. The Sheriff who pulled me over was beyond fair and very professional, didn't even run my license and I was very respectful and didn't bring this up to him because I didn't want to sound rude or like I was not appreciative of him doing his job....heck, he didn't even say nothing to me for not wearing my seat belt.
Now for my question. When I look at the tax records for the fairground it is clear it is county property, which to me means we the people own it. What exactly would they write a ticket for in this case?
Not trying to start a pissing contest, but this just don't appear to be something the law can enforce in a court. And how is it the county property can not be a thru bypass but the Wal-Mart lot is ok for the fairgrounds to direct people thru?
Now for my question. When I look at the tax records for the fairground it is clear it is county property, which to me means we the people own it. What exactly would they write a ticket for in this case?
Not trying to start a pissing contest, but this just don't appear to be something the law can enforce in a court. And how is it the county property can not be a thru bypass but the Wal-Mart lot is ok for the fairgrounds to direct people thru?