They do the same with DUI stops, which are also unconstitutional.
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Which Supreme Court decision was that?
I don’t care what the politicized Supreme Court says regarding this. I believe stopping people in random checkpoints are wrong and unconstitutional.
Get it?
The SCOTUS (not that they are the be all and end all, see Roe vs. Wade, "gay""marriage", Kelo, the Dred Scott decision which triggered the Civil War and nearly 700 thousand deaths of Americans, Plessy vs. Ferguson and a rich and sad anthology of other SCOTUS blunders starting in the time of John Marshall as CJ)), even the SCOTUS, has ruled repeatedly that the police MUST have an articulable reason for ANY motor vehicle stop and that would not include that they have heard vague rumors that SOME drivers drink and drive, there are bars nearby and it is closing time and, "hey, that guy is driving a car! Let's stop him." Or, if he doesn't immediately knuckle under to government Almighty, let's shoot him.
I see and hear Banjoboy from Deliverance in the background.