STOP THE MADNESS: Third person reports being anally violated by police

The Daily Caller ^ | 11 Nov 2013 | Robby Soave

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I will be a little more generous, and say they will all alert on command, but the handler may not realize he's giving a command.

See Clever Hans.

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Next time refresh before mashing post twice, nully.

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Hmmmm, wasn’t that in Bakersfield last May? They then confiscated everyone’s cell phones...

[Kozak]

I won’t be that generous.

[Tijeras_Slim]

I’m moving to New Mexico! I want to win a multi-million dollar lawsuit...!

Pick your poison, anal violation or hot McDonald's coffee, we've seen it all.

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Ah yes. It got moved to chat

[Navy Patriot]

It's only one cop.

It's only one incident.

It's only one city.

It's only one county.

It's only one state.

It's only one country.

[Fiji Hill]

Ironically, none of these victims were Mexicans...who transport 99.9% of drugs in that area. Why would this be?

To search Mexicans for drugs in this way would be racist. It's the same reason that only whites are charged with hate crimes and young Middle Eastern men are never searched at airports.

[AlmaKing]

This has everything to do with drugs, and you’re the a-hole people are talking about above who approves of this behavior.

If you support it or defend it in anyway, you are responsible for creating it.

[lepton]

Dogs have to be certified as capable of identifying the smell of certain narrow classes of substances, and is trained to respond to detection of those substances in an identifiable manner. An uncertified dog is basically a dog which finds some odor interesting, which may or may not belong to a proscribed material.

[pallis]

My mistake... They were fed police in Texas.

[dmz]

This story you posted happened in el paso, texas.

[GeronL]

I don’t approve of this behavior.

There was no evidence that the person had any drugs: this was not about drugs.

When did I ever support or defend their behavior? From the first article on this case I said the cops should probably go to prison for official oppression.

What is retarded is to go from this to saying drugs should be legalized.

[pax_et_bonum]

An uncertified dog is basically a dog which finds some odor interesting, which may or may not belong to a proscribed material.

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Thanks.

[GeronL]

and you’re the a-hole people are talking about above who approves of this behavior.

Several articles on this case have been posted, I encourage you to search them thoroughly for any statement of support I made, because I assure you I did not ever make one.

I guess you're the a-hole who goes off half-cocked and throws around accusations with nothing to back it up.

[DuncanWaring]

The dog in NM (interestingly named “Leo”) had an expired certification at the time he precipitated the buggery-under-the-color-of-authority.

[Parley Baer]

Hmmmmm, I never knew El Paso was in New Mexico. Learn something everyday.

[lepton]

Thanks for the additional info. ...Though an expired certificate means they haven’t been tested in a while to confirm they haven’t picked up some bad/confusing habit, or that they can still detect the specified materials (dogs senses of smell can be burned out by some of the compounds they are used to detect).

[DesertRhino]

“recognize that you only go into a full body search if you have some corroborating suspicions besides the dog.”

How about we NEVER authorize full body searches,,,,,ever. Would society really seriously lose much ability to do proper law enforcement?

[CodeToad]

Since cops have stopped being protectors of our safety and rights we should disband them.