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Amanda Holder

7 August, 00:24

If you're pulled over, after you park your car you

should

A exit the vehicle immediately and walk toward the police vehicle

B. start the car once you see the police officer exit their vehicle

C. keep your hands on top of your steering wheel and in the officer's view

D. check your vehicle looking for things the officer may want to see, such

as your vehicle registration

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