Jurisdiction

Broomfield, Colorado

Speed Trap Location

112th Street between Sheridon and Westminster Blvd.

Nearest Reference Point

n/a

GPS Coordinates

n/a

Time of Day

Mid-day

Level of Enforcement

High

Type of Enforcement

Radar

Date

11/2001

it is a school zone - they monitor it 1/2 hour before school is out and they give $200 tickets, i just got one. the school was 3 blocks from there and school wasn't out yet, but the light was on and i got a $200 ticket for going 39 in a 45 (20mph school zone)

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Jurisdiction

Broomfield, Colorado

Speed Trap Location

I-25 & Highway 7 (Lafayette/ Brighton exit)

Nearest Reference Point

n/a

GPS Coordinates

n/a

Time of Day

Any time of day

Level of Enforcement

High

Type of Enforcement

Radar, Laser

Date

7/2002

Southbound I-25 heading into the highway 7 exit, motorcycle cops will sit behind the highway barriers and snipe since the speed limit goes from 75 to 65 because the city needs more money. Also, state patrol/camaro undercover highway patrol have been known to sit on the onramp southbound to snipe.

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Jurisdiction

Broomfield, Colorado

Speed Trap Location

Interlocken Blvd

Nearest Reference Point

n/a

GPS Coordinates

n/a

Time of Day

Late night

Level of Enforcement

Moderate

Type of Enforcement

Radar

Date

9/2002

Broomfield PD is eagerly anticipating your approach as you are headed South on Interlocken Blvd between Interlocken Loop and Eldorado Blvd. They lie in wait on a small side road that goes back to some apartments. Easy to spot in the daytime, so they seem to prefer doing this at night.

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Jurisdiction

Broomfield, Colorado

Speed Trap Location

Sharidan around 136th

Nearest Reference Point

n/a

GPS Coordinates

n/a

Time of Day

PM Rush Hour

Level of Enforcement

Moderate

Type of Enforcement

Radar

Date

9/2002

Traveling either North or South on Sharidan Blvd. the speed limit goes from 35mph to 25mph 4 blocks before 136th Ave. While it is clearly marked, it is very easy to miss it. The cops will pull you over immediately upon entering the 25mph zone.

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Jurisdiction

Broomfield, Colorado

Speed Trap Location

Wadsworth Parkway at Park n Ride

Nearest Reference Point

n/a

GPS Coordinates

n/a

Time of Day

AM Rush Hour

Level of Enforcement

Moderate

Type of Enforcement

Radar, Laser

Date

10/2002

Police cruisers park at the west entrance to the RTD Park n Ride. They clock northbound vehicles coming from the 55mph to 35mph zones. The speed limit is 35mph over the bridges, then 45mph along U.S. 287 through the middle of Broomfield, the reverse of what any reasonable person would expect.

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Jurisdiction

Broomfield, Colorado

Speed Trap Location

West Midway Blvd. west of U.S. 287

Nearest Reference Point

n/a

GPS Coordinates

n/a

Time of Day

Any time of day

Level of Enforcement

Moderate

Type of Enforcement

Radar, Photo

Date

10/2002

The speed limit on west Midway Boulevard used to be 40mph, which was safe and reasonable for the amount of traffic through this industrial area where the street is extremely wide and has a center turn lane. In 1999 or 2000 they dropped the speed limit to 30mph and started setting a speed trap in a parking lot on the south side of the street west of Burbank Street. Most people drive 35mph to 40mph on this road. Sometimes they have a police cruiser here, and sometimes it is a photo radar trailer (the kind that shows your speed on an electronic sign on top). There are long periods when there is no trap, but that's usually when they suddenly set the photo radar trailer out. They also use the photo radar trailer on Hoyt next to Richard S. Steel Park for northbound or Geneva Pharmaceuticals for southbound vehicles where the speed limit is an even more unreasonable 25mph well over 1000 feet before it becomes a residential area.

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Jurisdiction

Broomfield, Colorado

Speed Trap Location

State Highway 287

Nearest Reference Point

NorthWest Parkway

GPS Coordinates

n/a

Time of Day

Any time of day

Level of Enforcement

Moderate

Type of Enforcement

Radar, Laser

Date

12/2003

South bound 287 just before you enter Broomfield, State Patrol likes to sit on the right side of the road just after a big hill.

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Jurisdiction

Broomfield, Colorado

Speed Trap Location

36 US Highway

Nearest Reference Point

Interstate 25

GPS Coordinates

n/a

Time of Day

Any time of day

Level of Enforcement

High

Type of Enforcement

Radar

Date

1/2004

This is a deliberate and obscene trap using three unmaked cars without government plates. One is White, one is Tan, and the Third is Light Blue. I have seen any of the three on both sides of the road at all times of the day. They seem to grab whomever is going the fastest, but I have seen them just randomly pull someone over. There are no distiguishing signs of the car that tell you it is a police car until they pull you over.

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Jurisdiction

Broomfield, Colorado

Speed Trap Location

Lowell Boulevard

Nearest Reference Point

7eleven Landmark

GPS Coordinates

n/a

Time of Day

Any time of day

Level of Enforcement

Moderate

Type of Enforcement

Unknown

Date

1/2005

Cops will set up across the street from the 7 eleven in a small finced area. At night they sit there with their lights off and are hard to see.

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Jurisdiction

Broomfield, Colorado

Speed Trap Location

Sheridan Road

Nearest Reference Point

Between 144th and 120th Landmark

GPS Coordinates

n/a

Time of Day

PM Rush Hour

Level of Enforcement

High

Type of Enforcement

Unknown

Date

5/2005

Due to lane widening on this section of Sheridan, the Broomfield PD has been setting up several speed traps along this section. They sit in the construction sites on the west side of the road. The speed limit is a double-fine zone set at 25mph. It feels waaaay too slow.

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Jurisdiction

Broomfield, Colorado

Speed Trap Location

144th/Dillon Road

Nearest Reference Point

287 Road

GPS Coordinates

n/a

Time of Day

AM Rush Hour

Level of Enforcement

Some

Type of Enforcement

Radar, Laser

Date

6/2005

Descending steep hill westbound to 287, cars are scanned from industrial feeder road just before traffic light and overpass.

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!

Comment (7/2002): I live right near there on 113th. They set-up twice a day. Once for the kindergarten kids who get out of school around noon and once again from 2:30pm-4:00 pm. It's actually Westminster who patrols there. The tickets are a mandatory court appearance as well.

Comment (7/2002): Westy cops do a lot of BS traps but I do agree with aggresive school and neighboorhood enforcement.

Comment (10/2002): A friend was ticketed in this trap, but in retrospect he believes that the school lights weren't flashing. Here is his theory supported by the traffic engineer in Westminster. There are actually two school zones in the area, one on 112th and one on Harlan (not sure of the street name, but it is the cross street with the school on it). These two school zones are independent, that is, they do not go on and off at the same time. My friend believes that the officer saw the school zone lights flashing on Harlan and assumed that they were also flashing on 112th. The officer was facing South on Harlan which supports the theory that he had seen the school zone lights on Harlan only. If you can prove this, you might beat the ticket. My friend pleaded innocent and lost, but put this theory together after the case. Good luck!