Comments on: Jailed for possession of candy

By: jumzwgxdk

jumzwgxdk — Mon, 26 Sep 2011 13:53:09 +0000

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By: Hippie

Hippie — Sun, 25 Sep 2011 10:41:00 +0000

Shiver me timbers, them’s some great inoframtion.

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By: Cops and fits - Unofficial Honda FIT Forums

Cops and fits - Unofficial Honda FIT Forums — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 09:52:33 +0000

[...] of how consenting to police searches can instantly make a bad situation much worse. Pete Guither explains:Lesson #1: Never, ever, ever, ever, agree to a search. If you’re guilty, you’re helping [...]

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By: DdC

DdC — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 19:42:51 +0000

NeverGetBusted Tip: What Not To Do
Barry Cooper
When I was a kop, assessing motorists to decide if I needed to detain them longer for a closer inspection, I always considered the following behaviors red flags.

Do not make any of the following moves and your chances of a
search and arrest will greatly decrease.

1. Never say you are in a hurry. Interdiction officers are trained to be
suspicious of this.

2. Never say you are going to the hospital to visit a sick relative or
friend unless you can prove it.

3. Avoid any religious talk that focuses on making you appear to be a
good guy. i.e. “Of course I don’t have drugs officer, I’m a Christian.”

4. Do not “name drop.” Explaining that your neighbor is a judge or kop causes officers to be suspicious.

5. Never touch you hand to your head. This is one of the FBI’s top three indicators of deception. If your face or head itches, don’t scratch it, especially when answering a question. Do not groom yourself or adjust your cap.

6. Never repeat the question back to the officer as part of your answer. This behavior is interpreted as you stalling for time to think of a lie. i.e. Officer: “Where are you going?” Motorist: “Where am I going?”

7. Never tell an officer you are going somewhere when your passenger explains you are going somewhere else. Make certain your stories match.

8. When explaining anything to a kop, never extend your arms with the palms of your hands facing upward. This is another sign of deception.

9. Never be “sticky sweet.” This makes officers suspicious.

10. Stay as calm as you can. It’s hard to relax when being faced by a kop, but it is well worth it.

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By: Hope

Hope — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 06:08:00 +0000

Ddc. I wish you wouldn’t act like this.

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By: Paul

Paul — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 02:43:25 +0000

pvt pyle:

Awesome. What hack writers! The detective was probably telling his arrestee he was going to “take a trip downtown,” but in real life, the detective would be taking a trip of his own.

And what a trip it would be! If you could actually put a substantial amount on your finger and lick it, you probably wouldn’t come down for 3 days, if ever. And this detective had so much experience with acid he could recognize the taste!

And whoever heard of powdered acid?

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By: BruceM

BruceM — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 01:58:19 +0000

with any given drug, about 11% of people are unable to use it in moderation. 89% are.

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By: pvt pyle

pvt pyle — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 01:44:31 +0000

The cops should have tasted it. I watched Jack Webb on the “Dragnet” TV show put his finger in a baggie, taste it, and declare it was “pure acid”.

That’s Old School detection.

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By: Just me

Just me — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 01:31:01 +0000

Moderation isnt just an alcohol only idea.I think thats the ‘fear’ of many against legalization, that people wont moderate. They will , just as we see people moderate with alcohol. Not everyone will,but that % is small. Besides, Which do you fear more? A violent drunk or a couch potato pothead? Id much rather talk to the pothead.

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By: BruceM

BruceM — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 23:23:05 +0000

Just Me: that’s exactly what I was saying earlier, almost word for word.

But some pothead idiot thinks there’s an exception for never consenting to a search when “your drugs are really really well-hidden.” This is typical stupid-person logic. And he keeps repeating it because he heard it from another pothead idiot.

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