2NR: There's a motto among street racers: "Street racing will never die." What are your thoughts on that?
SS: I think it's pretty accurate. Street racing has been around for more than 60 years now. It might not die, but we're going to move it out of San Diego.
2NR: San Diego attorney, "Mr. Ticket," supposedly helps clients who receive aftermarket citations. He claims to have fought over 10,000 tickets successfully. What are your thoughts about him and the challenge he presents?
SS: I don't think he is trying to challenge the San Diego Police Department. I think he is just trying to do his job. We are fully aware of the tactics he uses, and we'll end a lot of those in the future. He is very creative.
2NR: Any last words you would like to add?
SS: We're always looking for ideas. Our main goal isn't to jail people or take away cars. If someone has an idea that accomplishes our goals and co-exists with racing legally, give me a call.
Mr. Ticket: How You Can Beat The RapNow let's switch gears and see what San Diego attorney Mitchell "Mr. Ticket" Mehdy has to say about street racing.
2NR: What's your legal background?