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"The city can say whatever they want about it. But the bottom line is that it's all about making money," said Ignacio Palacios, a Las Cruces construction worker. "I haven't gotten a ticket, but I consider myself lucky. I think it's only going to be a matter of time before everybody, one way or another, gets a ticket for speeding through one of those intersections."
Now, it could just be me...but you'd think that not speeding would eliminate the chance of getting a speeding ticket from the cameras.
Then again, I live in a city where the mentality seems to be that the speed limit is at least 10mph higher than posted. On the street where I live, if I dare go only 5mph over the speed limit, people fly by me at 10-15 mph more than I'm going, assuming the people behind me don't start flashing their lights and honking at me.
