Easter Bunny Pulled Over by Cop

If the Easter Bunny didn't make it on time to San Diego earlier today, you can blame the California Highway Patrol. They pulled him over for traffic violation:

The man, who was riding a motorcycle with a side car, was getting plenty of attention from other drivers as he sped down the Interstate on his way to a charity event.
Unfortunately for him, CHP officer Adam Griffiths spotted him and pulled him over for not wearing a helmet and being a distraction to other drivers.
``Griffiths told him it was a serious situation and that it wasn't a joke,'' CHP spokesman Brian Pennings said. ``He explained to him the safety ramifications of not having a helmet."
Pennings said Griffiths radioed in "I'm stopping the Easter Bunny."
But the CHP wasn't heartless: the Easter Bunny was released with a warning.

Link - Thanks Tiffany!

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The Easter Bunny has a friend at the North Pole. After he makes a phone call, someone is getting added to the naughty list.

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The theme music to CHiPs is playing in my head :)

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Reminds me of when we were in California and MrsO saw a CHP motorcycle cop on I-5. She said she thought it was just made up for a TV show. BTW-the Bunny rides here in Florida w/o a helmet and gets no warning.

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split the hare here
technically the wabbit was wearing a helmet .... but it don't look DOT approved

but @ least they gave him a warning and not a ticket aka a smallish blessing

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Pretty sure dude knew the "ramifications of riding with no helmet" (though i'd like to see exactly what the law says to the letter cause in the pic the bunny was wearing a helmet on his head. The cop let him off with just a warning? WTF? So why did he pull him over in the first place? Just to be a authoritative dick? No wonder why people don't like cops, especially when you see them breaking the law all the time, red light, flip on lights go through, turn lights off. Directing traffic, stop bumper to bumper just as a car is on some railroad tracks for a second and then direct them over to give $500 ticket, doesn't matter if tracks no longer being used... yah. f'em.

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