To: svcw
Yes, when he refused permission, the officer called for what was a LOT of backup and a drug sniffing dog and searched the car, searched son, found some mints, smelled them, asked what they were.
The whole deal.
4 posted on
02/22/2008 7:34:59 PM PST by
DeLaine
To: DeLaine
Do you live around Memphis?
8 posted on
02/22/2008 7:39:32 PM PST by
eastforker
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To: DeLaine
Very weird indeed.
Sometime the law is just strange.
My brother was arrested for speeding, he was riding his ten speed.
The charges were dropped but what an ordeal.
9 posted on
02/22/2008 7:40:00 PM PST by
svcw
(The main thing is to keep the main thing the main thing.)
To: DeLaine
Yes, when he refused permission, the officer called for what was a LOT of backup and a drug sniffing dog and searched the car, searched son, found some mints, smelled them, asked what they were. The whole deal. So the cop appears to have used lack of consent to an unwarranted search as probable cause to search. That's illegal. Go to court and challenge it on those grounds. If there was probable cause to begin with, what was it, and why did he ask for permission?
11 posted on
02/22/2008 7:42:48 PM PST by
SampleMan
(We are a free and industrious people, socialist nannies do not become us.)
To: DeLaine
Yes, when he refused permission, the officer called for what was a LOT of backup and a drug sniffing dog and searched the car, searched son, found some mints, smelled them, asked what they were. The whole deal.
Get a lawyer and file, also file formal complaint with the department against the officers involved.
17 posted on
02/22/2008 8:16:00 PM PST by
org.whodat
(What's the difference between a Democrat and a republican????)
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