Diapers, pacifiers,and Sheriff's deputies, OH MY!!!

I've used a pacifier at night for years, both to reduce LOUD snoring and because I like sleeping with it. I had a rather scary incident though, very late one morning in western Georgia, USA. The following is an absolutely TRUE story!

I was at the end of a 6000 mile drive from coastal GA to northern Nevada and back, and had planned to push straight through from far east Texas in one drive. However, I was getting very,very tired about 3AM and feared I'd fall asleep at the wheel. I turned onto a side road and found a small country church, so I pulled into the parking lot, parked, set up the pickup cab for a sleep and crashed out with my NUK 3 in my mouth. In no time I was sound asleep.

Suddenly I realized there was a light in my face and someone was knocking on the window beside my head. As I was aroused I found 2 Sheriff deputies were wakening me, asking what I was doing in the lot. I also realized that I still had my binkey in my mouth, and the deputies could certainly see that it was there!

I explained that I was just getting some sleep so I didn't drive off the road, but they told me I couldn't sleep there, that folks in the area were calling about my suspicious truck! They also asked me about the large rockets I had under the bed cap in back.

I told them rocketry was a hobby and I was returning from a national launch event in NV. They seemed a bit cautious about my explanation, but eventually accepted it. But they again insisted that I couldn't sleep there, and had to drive on.

Nothing was mentioned about my pacifier, and fortunately I still had my pants on over my diapers. I generally preferred sleeping in just a diaper, but had taken the precaution not to remove my pants. I KNOW they could tell I was diapered, as I was wearing very wet triple diapers under a pair of shorts, diapers which could be seen through the leg openings. Again, despite flashlights shined directly into my crotch, nothing was said about the diapers.

I was advised that I had to leave immediately, as they were sure I didn't want to be arrested for trespassing and taken to jail. I agreed, but asked where I might be able to pull off the road for a bit. "There's NO PLACE in this county!" was the reply.

I got the truck ready for driving again, started the engine, and left. I didn't see another place I felt safe enough to stop, so I simply finished the last 4 hours of my trip, and arrived safely at home.

Has anyone else ever had a brush with the law while diapered or using a pacifier or bottle? Tell us about it!

Binkey

"There's NO PLACE in this county !". .What ?. .Why would a person that's assigned to uphold & protect be so belligerent !. .No need to answer. .as I can imagine

That sounds like something you'd come across 50 years ago ,where folks could be "run out of town" just because you were a foreigner to those parts or supposedly posed a threat just because you mightn't have shaved that day.

Wow that's mighty friendly & helpful - NOT !

Not to that degree but i have noticed that many towns and cities across the county do not take kindly to taking a rest. Why? I have no idea, seems like a better alternative to a car crash.

I had a similar incident happen years ago in Myrtle Beach. No, I wasn't diapered, but I was with a girl. We'd driven six hours, overnight, to get there and were very tired so we pulled into a grocery store parking lot, got into the back of the car, and went to sleep. Woke up later with the cops banging on the window with flashlights, who then told us that we weren't allowed to be in the parking lot. But, the cops did say "Go down the main road half a mile, take a right onto (some street) and you can park there for a while."

As for diapers, I've never had any incidents involving the police while wearing mine. A time or two, when driving around in a t-shirt and diapers, I'd see a police car behind me and think "Boy if he pulls me over, he'll be in for a surprise" but they never did.