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 ORLANDO, Fla. - Orlando drivers who have been ticketed for speeding may be able to have their tickets dismissed. According to an investigation done by WINK-TV in Fort Myers, Florida, a number of sheriff's departments and police stations across the state are using a radar gun which is not listed on the state's approved radar gun list. [...]According to the investigation, Python II guns shoot at an angle of 15 degrees, but Florida's Administration code states that guns cannot shoot at an angle greater than 12 degrees. The three degree difference allows the gun to shoot a wider range, thus increasing the possibility of hitting multiple cars at once, or mistaking wrong speeds for different cars. Read More 
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