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 "No wonder you people get shot." 
 
 That's what a 62-year-old driver told a Palm Beach County Sheriff's deputy after he handed her a ticket for going 51 in a 20 mph school zone, 31 mph over the limit. 
 
 The sheriff's office posted the encounter on Twitter as well as its YouTube channel. 
 
 The incident happened September 1 near Hagen Ranch Road and Boynton Beach Boulevard near Hagen Ranch Elementary. 
 
 Here's how the encounter played out as the deputy walked to the driver's car to hand over the citation. 
 
 Deputy: Ma'am, ma'am. 
 
 Driver: What 
 
 Deputy: You are being cited for speeding. This explains what your options are. Drive safe. 
 
 Driver: You know what? No wonder you people get shot. You're absolute "a**holes" 
 
 Deputy: OK, thank you ma'am. I appreciate that. 
 
 Driver: You're welcome. Have a nice day. 
 
 Deputy: Drive safe. 
 
 The deputy then calmly returned to his car. 
 
 Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw said the driver's behavior left him disappointed and angry. 
 
 "This is a deputy trying to make sure that children are safe and don't get killed in a school zone. He was doing his job. And I think it's totally unacceptable for somebody to talk to a deputy or any law enforcement officer like that, when that's what they are trying to do to protect our children,” Sheriff Bradshaw said. 
 
 According to the citation the ticket cost $606. 
 
 Ticketing a speeder going 31 MPH over the speed limit in a school zone is apparently why we are "always getting shot" pic.twitter.com/enrV9bcxMV — PBSO (@PBCountySheriff) September 9, 2015 ||||| Just One More Thing... 
 
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 Close ||||| WEST BOYNTON BEACH, Fla. (WSVN) -- When an officer caught a woman speeding through a West Boynton Beach school zone and issued her a ticket, the driver cursed the officer out, and it was all caught on the police dashcam. 
 
 The driver's harsh statements were all caught on the deputy's dashcam, and that video has now gone viral. 
 
 According to the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office, driver Joy Feinberg was speeding 30 miles over the speed limit. The sheriff said that her comments, regardless of the situation, were uncalled for. He said the officer was not rude to Feinberg, and her comments were unacceptable. 
 
 She was driving a white Subaru. When she speeds by the deputy's cruiser, he turns on his lights and sirens and makes a U-turn to make the traffic stop. 
 
 When Feinberg pulled over, she asked the deputy what she did. He responded, "You just went 51 miles an hour in a school zone." 
 
 After her attempts to get out of the ticket fails, she begins to beg. "I'm begging you," she said. "I promise I won't do it again. I really wasn't aware." 
 
 The deputy is firm and hands her a citation for $606. And when she realizes her pleas were not working, the next few words were not as pleasant. "You know what? No wonder you people get shot," Feinberg said. "You're absolute [expletive]." 
 
 Remaining calm, the deputy says, "OK, thank you, ma'am. I appreciate that." 
 
 Palm Beach County Sheriff Rick Bradshaw said, "This isn't a deputy that made an arrest. This isn't a deputy that is in a fight with somebody. This isn't a questionable circumstance. This is a deputy trying to make sure children are safe. She has to make the comment of, 'This is why you people get shot,' and then calls him [expletive]. What's the reason behind that?" 
 
 According to the deputy's dashcam, Feinberg continued to disrespect the deputy and undermined his authority. 
 
 "You're going to have to do a drivers license re-exam also, ma'am," said the deputy. 
 
 
 
 "Do you have the power to do that?" she replied. 
 
 "Yes, I do." 
 
 "Then you are a double [expletive] hole." 
 
 Bradshaw sees this verbal altercation as a trend of disrespect toward law enforcement. "There seems like there's this trend of disrespect when here's a deputy trying to save children's lives," he said, "and somebody has got to talk to us like that? I think it's unacceptable." 
 
 It's possible that Feinberg was having a really bad day. 7News tried to get her side of the story, but she has not commented. She has 30 days to pay the $606 ticket. ||||| A remarkably restrained Florida sheriff's deputy calmly thanked an angry driver he'd pulled over for speeding and walked away after she told him: "You know what? No wonder you people get shot." 
 
 The Palm Beach Sheriff's Office released dashcam video Thursday of the incident last week. Neither the driver nor the deputy were identified. 
 
 In the video, the deputy explains that the woman has been pulled over for driving 51 mph in a 20-mph school zone. 
 
 She spends much of the stop begging to get off with a warning, but the deputy rejects her request on the grounds that she was speeding through a school zone. 
 
 Near the end, after getting the ticket, she says, "You know what? No wonder you people get shot. You're absolute a--holes." 
 
 To which the deputy calmly responds: "OK, thank you ma'am. I appreciate that." 
 
 He then tells her to "drive safe." 
 
 Ticketing a speeder going 31 MPH over the speed limit in a school zone is apparently why we are "always getting shot" pic.twitter.com/enrV9bcxMV — PBSO (@PBCountySheriff) September 9, 2015 
 
 Sheriff Ric Bradshaw called the incident "disappointing" on Thursday. 
 
 "This is a deputy trying to make sure that children are safe and don't get killed in a school zone. He was doing his job," Bradshaw told NBC station WPTV of West Palm Beach. "And I think it's totally unacceptable for somebody to talk to a deputy or any law enforcement officer like that, when that's what they are trying to do — to protect our children." 
 
 Replies to the post on the sheriff's office's Twitter account praised and thanked the deputy for his restraint. 
 
 Ticketing a speeder going 31 MPH over the speed limit in a school zone is apparently why we are "always getting shot" pic.twitter.com/enrV9bcxMV — PBSO (@PBCountySheriff) September 9, 2015 
 
 @PBCountySheriff Thats unreal! ?? disgusting attitude driver! ??thank you PBSO! Be safe! You are appreciated and always professional. — Lisa M (@JBJgirl16) September 9, 2015
– When it became clear her attempts to avoid a speeding ticket were futile, a Florida woman had some choice words for the deputy who pulled her over in Boynton Beach: "No wonder you people get shot." The Palm Beach Post reports an unidentified deputy with the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office pulled over Joy Feinberg, 62, on Sept. 1 for allegedly driving 51mph in a 20mph school zone. A lengthy dashcam video of the encounter shows Feinberg begging to be let off with a warning, and when the deputy returns to hand over a $606 ticket, she clearly isn't pleased. "You're absolute a--holes," she adds. The officer's response: "OK, thank you ma'am. I appreciate that." He then tells her to "drive safe." But the encounter doesn't end there, per WSVN. When the deputy tells Feinberg she'll have to do a driver's license re-examination, she responds, "Do you have the power to do that?" He says he does, and she replies, "Well, you're a double a--hole." "This is a deputy trying to make sure that children are safe and don't get killed in a school zone. He was doing his job," Sheriff Ric Bradshaw tells WPTV. Bradshaw adds the incident is especially disappointing because it reflects a national trend of disrespect for police officers. On Twitter, however, support for the deputy is high. "Be safe! You are appreciated and always professional," reads one tweet, per NBC News.