Delayed ALP alert.

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Originally Posted by CJR238

That would make sense, but for some reason with the same type of scenario he got a front alert when the scatter should have set off the rear.

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I believe the above drawing the blue is approaching the officer as green is passing. In THIS particular scenario BDR is suggesting the the officer was shooting the REAR of a vehicle in FRONT of the car, thus the rear scatters backwards to the front of the green car.

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Originally Posted by Lucky225

I believe the above drawing the blue is approaching the officer as green is passing. In THIS particular scenario BDR is suggesting the the officer was shooting the REAR of a vehicle in FRONT of the car, thus the rear scatters backwards to the front of the green car.

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Direction of travel of both car :Attachment 1243

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Originally Posted by Tman

Direction of travel of both car :Attachment 1243

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Understood, but in the situation described by OP, I believe BDR is suggesting THIS happened:
Attachment 1244

Just buy a laser tester , hit the heads with it, and see if it has a delay in the alerts.

Might not be scatter, sometime they work in groups of two.
When one is pulling a car over, the second Leo is still hiding in the bushes a little further down capturing speed.

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Originally Posted by shanetrainST

Might not be scatter, sometime they work in groups of two.
When one is pulling a car over, the second Leo is still hiding in the bushes a little further down capturing speed.

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x2, sometimes if it's a divided highway they'll shoot opposite directions from both sides as well and then radio someone else to pull over.

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Originally Posted by Lucky225

Understood, but in the situation described by OP, I believe BDR is suggesting THIS happened:
Attachment 1244

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Correct. Without a Cam and seeing he situation we will never know exactly what happened but if his front alerted and not the rear this diagram will certainly explain it. They could have also been shooting at cars in the opposite lane further down coming towards him and it could have had the same effect. Based on his speed being 35MPH he probably was not the target.

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Originally Posted by BestRadarDetectors

Correct. Without a Cam and seeing he situation we will never know exactly what happened but if his front alerted and not the rear this diagram will certainly explain it. They could have also been shooting at cars in the opposite lane further down coming towards him and it could have had the same effect. Based on his speed being 35MPH he probably was not the target.

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And also I think I'm dyslexic, that was supposed to be BRD :D