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Originally Posted by Backroads
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Ask Gus. I'm too tired.

Why so tired? Have you been drinking? Where are you coming from?
Maybe we should have a look at what is in your car,you don't mind, do you?


From working three jobs. Why are you so angry? Whatever it is, I'm sure it's not your fault.


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Originally Posted by ltppowell
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Ask Gus. I'm too tired.

Why so tired? Have you been drinking? Where are you coming from?
Maybe we should have a look at what is in your car,you don't mind, do you?


From working three jobs. Why are you so angry? Whatever it is, I'm sure it's not your fault.

Pretty evasive, if you don't consent we will have to bring in the K-9.
It may sound like we are randomly targeting people driving, but don't worry, this is how we catch major criminals.

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Originally Posted by ltppowell
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The SCOTUS has ruled that a warrant isn't needed for a vehicle, just consent or probable cause.



yes and probable cause does not stem soley from a "traffic" stop. They must have probable cause of a criminal act too. No probable cause then illegal search.


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Easy Pat, sounds like there's a Mensa card in his wallet.


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Originally Posted by ltppowell
...If you're a criminal, I'll be more than happy to intrude on your personal life...take your rights away too.

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...there is thin line between anarchy and libertarianism and unfortunately, most anarchists believe they're libertarians.


Do they teach you, at the academy, to demonize ordinary citizens who don't want an overbearing .gov?


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We don't want meth on the streets or in our schools but we don't want police to look for it.

We don't want illegal criminals running around raping our wives or daughters yet we don't want the police stopping or looking for them.

We don't want drunks driving around putting good folks on the roads at risk but we don't want police stopping anyone looking for the drunks.

Just what the flying hell do we want cops to do? The are hired to catch the bad guys but just don't look for any bad guys.

Am I the only non LEO who see a problem here.


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Originally Posted by Scott F
We don't want meth on the streets or in our schools...

We don't want illegal criminals...

We don't want drunks...


Scott--it's not working, so far.


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Originally Posted by derby_dude
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Seems an awful lot of LE, here, are willing to intrude on our personal lives and give away our rights. Never would I give permission to search.



If you're a criminal, I'll be more than happy to intrude on your personal life...take your rights away too.


I willing to bet even if I'm not a criminal and holier than the Pope you would still be willing to do that.

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"Everyone's guilty of something, they just haven't been caught yet".


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Originally Posted by pal
Originally Posted by ltppowell
...If you're a criminal, I'll be more than happy to intrude on your personal life...take your rights away too.

Originally Posted by ltppowell
...there is thin line between anarchy and libertarianism and unfortunately, most anarchists believe they're libertarians.


Do they teach you, at the academy, to demonize ordinary citizens who don't want an overbearing .gov?


Yes they do then they get refresher courses on that via fusion centers. You are guilty of something, somehow, someway and if you aren't then you should support asset forfeiture so the officer goes away from the interaction with at least valuables.


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Originally Posted by Scott F
We don't want meth on the streets or in our schools but we don't want police to look for it.

We don't want illegal criminals running around raping our wives or daughters yet we don't want the police stopping or looking for them.

We don't want drunks driving around putting good folks on the roads at risk but we don't want police stopping anyone looking for the drunks.

Just what the flying hell do we want cops to do? The are hired to catch the bad guys but just don't look for any bad guys.

Am I the only non LEO who see a problem here.



Here is what Scott is talking about, but too bashful to share the full details:

http://www.heritage.org/research/reports/2014/03/civil-asset-forfeiture-7-things-you-should-know


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Originally Posted by Scott F
We don't want meth on the streets or in our schools but we don't want police to look for it.

We don't want illegal criminals running around raping our wives or daughters yet we don't want the police stopping or looking for them.

We don't want drunks driving around putting good folks on the roads at risk but we don't want police stopping anyone looking for the drunks.

Just what the flying hell do we want cops to do? The are hired to catch the bad guys but just don't look for any bad guys.

Am I the only non LEO who see a problem here.


Scott, what we as a people have to ask our ourselves is do we want a free society or an authoritarian (unfree) society?

In a free society police force is retaliatory. This means that force is used AFTER a crime is committed. This approach assumes that we are all innocent until proven guilty.

In an authoritarian (unfree) society police force is initiated. This means force is used BEFORE a crime is committed. This approach assumes we are all criminals who haven't been caught yet.

I prefer the free society approach.


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Originally Posted by ltppowell
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Originally Posted by pal
Seems an awful lot of LE, here, are willing to intrude on our personal lives and give away our rights. Never would I give permission to search.



If you're a criminal, I'll be more than happy to intrude on your personal life...take your rights away too.


I willing to bet even if I'm not a criminal and holier than the Pope you would still be willing to do that.


I doubt it. Mental commitments are a PITA.





"I doubt it. Mental commitments are a PITA."

THAT'S got to rank waaay up there as far as 'fire putdowns. Too bad the guy is too into himself to appreciate the sheer quality of it.

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Is there ever a good time to consent to a search?

Absolutely. If they hired only cops who look like Refrigerator Girl, I'd volunteer to be searched constantly. And thoroughly.

Someone needs to post that pic as a reminder...


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What? No one's going to post Refrigerator Girl?

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If, god forbid, one of your loved ones were killed by a drunk driver. Would you be content with his arrest and conviction or is it ok with you that the cops are looking for drunks before they wreck. I too am uneasy with some of the police tactics but when you try to make this simple it comes down to totalitarianism or anarchy. I do not want either, but if you want it simple which do you want?


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DUI drivers are rather easy to spot.


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A search is going to determine whether a driver is drunk or not?


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FYI...found this while surfing.

What the ACLU says to do if stopped by police

The American Civil Liberties Union has released apps that provide tips about how to respond when met by police, and two Portland, Oregon, attorneys plan to release their own app called "Driving While Black" that specifically deals with traffic stops.

Portland police spokesman Pete Simpson says the department has no problem with apps that encourage safe encounters. Simpson says if you're right and the officer is wrong, it's better to take the high road during a stop and take it up later. "Know your rights and exercise them, but be safe about it," he said.

Here's a checklist of ways to make sure police encounters remain peaceful, without squandering rights, courtesy of the ACLU.

� Stay calm and in control of your words, body language, and emotions. Anything you say or do can be used against you.

� Do not argue with officers. If you feel you must tell police they are wrong, do so in a non-confrontational way.

� Keep your hands where police can see them and do not touch an officer or resist physically.

� If arrested, ask for a lawyer immediately. Explaining your situation without a lawyer may harm your case.

� You may ask for officers' names, badge numbers and business cards.

� You never have to consent to a search of yourself or your belongings, including your cellphone.

� Try to find witnesses and write down their names and phone numbers.

� If hurt, take photos of the injuries, but get medical attention first. Ask for copies of your medical treatment files.

� Write down everything you remember immediately after the encounter.


http://www.foxbusiness.com/technology/2014/12/11/what-aclu-says-to-do-if-stopped-by-police/


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