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Discussion in 'Carolina Panthers' started by Big Mark, Jul 8, 2007.

  1. chipshotx

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    I have a friend who is a K9 cop. He said just respectfully say no and there is nothing they can do.
     
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    Mongo Pawn in game of life

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    I would bet that for a "roadside safety check", the dog was not far away.
     
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    I have asked myself that question more times than I can count. In a previous life, I was a police officer and if I suspected something fishy at a traffic stop, I found that if I just asked, I almost always got consent to serarch....AND usually found something when I felt it was worth the time to search. And here's the big kicker......the worse the "find" was, the more willing the driver was to let me search. Go figure!

    There is at least one person in prison still today for letting me search his vehicle.
     
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    Collin is correct. Cops get "suspicions" all the time...but what they can and can't do to act upon those suspicions is very clearly laid out. If a driver said "No"...I typically would ask "Why? You got something to hide?" to which they would almost always reply "No"...then I would say, "Then you wouldn't mind letting me search your car then, right?". More often than not, they let me search.

    Within the scope of a lawful traffic detention, police may examine the vehicle identification number, as well as license and registration documents, without any particular suspicion. However, after concluding the reason for the traffic stop the officer cannot detain a driver and conduct a dog sniff of their car in the absence of consent or reasonable suspicion of drug activity. The scope and duration of a search must be strictly tied to the reasons for the stop. When the stop is for a traffic violation, detaining the suspect for the time (duration) it takes to call on a drug sniffing dog, in the absence of reasonable suspicion is unreasonable. The Fourth Amendment does not require that a lawfully seized defendant be advised that he is "free to go" before his consent to search will be recognized as voluntary, but if the court determines there was no reasonable suspicion for further detention, the consent will be invalid and fruits of any subsequent search will excluded.

    (Paraphrasing some legal precedents that all recruits are drilled on.)
     
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    Keep in mind, this is Bill Mass. He would probably slam the car hood on his dick if the cops asked him to.
     
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    She can't stop thinking about how much of a dumbass he is.
     
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    The Brain Defiler of Cornflakes

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    still for a mug shot, she's not unattractive.
     
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    Very hittable
     
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    very bangable. nice pull for mass' goofy ass
     

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