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Anonymous has left a new comment on your post "To the policeman that just commented:":

Who is Paulides? Why would she/he notify the DMV that people are giving reports? Is it that big of secret that Bigfoot are seen while driving? Here in SD you can lose the right to drive if you report a Bigfoot or flying saucer from your automobile. My state calls it falsifying a police report and is punishable by suspension of driving privileges. I would guess that other states may do the same.

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Yes and Oregon was one of them until recently. David Paulides is an author of bigfoot books and a field researcher. He wrote the DMV head, asking if it was true about drivers getting suspended drivers licenses if they reported a bigfoot while driving a car in Oregon. You can research the information by using the search tool on this blog. Thanks for the great comment. ... Linda Newton-Perry

Police and Talking Bigfoot

Bigfoot is an exciting subject. But one thing I adamantly believe in and that is -somewhere in the "law of the land" it must state, written or implied, that we should be told about all big potentially dangerous animals that could run across the road at night and cause an accident. ... LNP

A beautiful video. You are Sure to enjoy it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2qLtvv449I

Bigfoot from the Native American perspective.

(Video from youtube by bamabuckster1)

To the policeman that just commented:

First, thank you for taking time to comment. Isn't there some way you can tell your story without giving your name, without being found out by the police department? On this site we've had several comments by policemen telling us of the "trouble" they ran into "at the office" because of their sighting. 

What I run into here on Ballyhoo is some readers just will not believe what is written. That is, they will not believe that an officer can be punished for reporting a bigfoot sighting that he himself has had.  

Again, thank you. Strange world we live in. Don't you all think? ... LNP