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To: Kaslin; All

Any police officer can tell you what “reasonable suspicion” is about.

If you see a vehicle and the left tail light is out - the officer is obligated to stop the vehicle and tell the person. At the time the officer stops the driver, he will - as is normal - ask for the driver’s license and registration.

If the driver cannot produce either of those pieces of documentation - THAT IS REASONABLE SUSPICION that the person could be in the country illegally .. or the person could have stolen the vehicle - so the officer will have the dispatcher run the plates to see if the car is stolen.

When no ID can be produced - the officer is obligated to arrest the person - and charge him with being in the country illegally - and the person will be deported.

NOTICE: I did not mention the driver’s race - BECAUSE IT HAS NO BEARING ON THE ISSUE.

However, the FEDERAL GOVERNMENT - will not allow local police officers to arrest such people. This is not security - this is national suicide!!


14 posted on 04/26/2010 7:30:10 PM PDT by CyberAnt
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To: CyberAnt

Plates and registration are typically run BEFORE the stop, drivers license info may also come up.

Illegals like to buy a car with current tags on it, then never register or insure it in their names.

If the most recent registration shows a Germanic or Irish sounding name, and the driver cannot speak English (Or German, Irish) but only Spanish, it’s a pretty good clue what is happening.


32 posted on 04/27/2010 12:13:39 AM PDT by Loyal Sedition
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