This is kinda funny to me. with the armchair quarterbacking after the fact.
When I was 16, got my licence, and started getting pulled over so often I was on a first name basis with most of the officers in Duncanville. Being a Junior, my plates and address were the same as my dad's, and since he was known for drugs by the PD, I was just fucked. Get pulled over on the way to school because my turn signal didnt flash enough times, etc. Stupid bullshit. They searched my truck all the time, no consent, didnt even ask. I was put in cuffs and stuffed in the back of a squad car on a weekly basis. They were crooked as hell back then, so going up the chain wasnt even an option.
I was damn sure guilty until proven innocent, and it took a while before the officers figured out I wasnt my dad, and I wasnt going to have anything on me.
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Originally posted by Baba Ganoush View PostFuck Carrollton PD, in fact fuck that city altogether. I try to avoid it, however I detoured recently.
Josey Lane just south of Belt Line is a 6 lane major thoroughfare where I received a speeding ticket recently for 46 in a 35. 35? 35? OK, so every other fucking place around here it's 40 but through this armpit it's 35. Useless fucking town. I stay outta that shit hole.
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Originally posted by David View PostThe best thing I see now is when refusal to search and stopped on a class c, individual arrested on that class C and then the car is "inventoried" so you can't come a claim anything missing from it on the way to impound.
Also on the whole warrant thing or any coercion .
Bumper v. North Carolina (1968) 391 US 543. A claim by officers that "We have a search warrant," or "We'll be back with a search warrant," makes a consequent "consent" involuntary, and invalid. (It would be permissible to say, "If you don't consent, we'll try to get a warrant," since this implies that a refusal of consent will be honored, and that returning with a warrant is not a foregone conclusion.)
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The best thing I see now is when refusal to search and stopped on a class c, individual arrested on that class C and then the car is "inventoried" so you can't come a claim anything missing from it on the way to impound.
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Originally posted by Jose View PostSo after getting out of your vehicle and you seeing that both your headlights were working, you still consented to the search? Sorry if I missed this somewhere but if both headlights were working, doesn't that void his PC and reason to search?
Taking a stroll today down to the CPD which is down the street from my job to file a complaint. I made a few calls yesterday and nothing.
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Hell to the no on the consent to search. A#1 reason I finally installed my dash cam in my car recently.
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Ya i had some POS fucking cop in Burleson pull me over in my coupe when i was young (17) and was a complete dick and searched my car with a few other cops. They ripped the seats out of the car and trashed some other stuff and of course didn't find anything. I've never wanted to hurt a cop more in my life then that day,when they left they just left all the parts out on the ground and said clean it up. He accually left the scene and got into a accident few minutes later so i was happy about that ....some are cool but fuck the majority of them.
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So after getting out of your vehicle and you seeing that both your headlights were working, you still consented to the search? Sorry if I missed this somewhere but if both headlights were working, doesn't that void his PC and reason to search?
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Fuck Carrollton PD, in fact fuck that city altogether. I try to avoid it, however I detoured recently.
Josey Lane just south of Belt Line is a 6 lane major thoroughfare where I received a speeding ticket recently for 46 in a 35. 35? 35? OK, so every other fucking place around here it's 40 but through this armpit it's 35. Useless fucking town. I stay outta that shit hole.
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Originally posted by davbrucas View PostI don't think he was insinuating that. Officers that make up PC to stop you and search your shit will use that tactic.
I've had something similar happen to me but I told the officer to get a warrant. Well, I guess that pissed him off because he brought a dog out who "alerted" on my car...a car I had for years that certainly had nothing to alert on. The pig commenced to trashing my car. He tore off the glove box, tore the molding in the trunk getting the spare out and dumped my suitcases out on the side of the interstate. When he didn't find anything he gave me a card with a number and said, "You should have given consent to begin with if you had nothing to hide. Call that number if you want to file a complaint...but, you better hope I don't pull you over again."
This was when I was in med school...and I've never done any form of illegal drugs in my life. Add in the shit with my brother's dog and it's no wonder why I'm FTP.
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Originally posted by 4king View PostI guess it's just how I've learned to deal with it but I always put my keys on the dash and act like it's a casual conversation. I assume by running your plates thy can also pull up your record if you're the registered owner, so if you had a possession charge at some point they are probably looking to find out if you're carrying again
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I guess it's just how I've learned to deal with it but I always put my keys on the dash and act like it's a casual conversation. I assume by running your plates thy can also pull up your record if you're the registered owner, so if you had a possession charge at some point they are probably looking to find out if you're carrying again
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Originally posted by likeitfast55 View PostWhen you are asked to exit the car, (you must comply) always lock the car behind you and if asked to search - always insist on a warrant. I believe this extends to your person as well. Having said that do NOT resist a pat-down. Just verbalize that you do not consent to a pat-down/search of your person.
I do believe that the SCOUS ruled that you can not be detained on a traffic stop waiting for a drug dog or warrant for an unreasonable amount of time. Unsure of that cutoff. Maybe some of our LEO's can chime in.
Found this ---
http://thehill.com/regulation/court-...o-wait-for-dog
Also in the history if my policing, I have never seen someone get a warrant, on a traffic stop, without prior knowledge of something. I can't believe they still use that line honestly. Sounds like you had your rights violated and you might need to call their internal affairs, or Office of Professional Conduct, whatever they call it. If he was a dick, and you are really into filing a complaint, they will have you come in and write a statement. This is where we weed out the whiney idiots that are just mad they got caught. Everything is video and audio recorded and when people lie, well they get charged. The IA guys are generally going to be nice, and ask you a bunch of questions. When it is formal they will eventually call you back with what actions were taken.
Another tactic that is a no no for police is asking for consent and then making any statement about towing your car or taking you to jail after you say no. I tell my guys to make a decision after the first contact. No DL, hook em up and tow if you think they have something. Not, hey can I search your car, No, well you know I can take you to jail for ......................... I don't condone any BS or heavy handed conduct.
Oh and as far as the dogs go. I believe most have to lay down and be still to alert now days. Not the jumping on the car shit were the handler could prod fuffy or something.
Facebook reviews also get departments attention sometimes.
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I got so tired of crap like this that's why I got rid of my car. It brings attention sometimes from the wrong people
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