[Hoof Hearted]

"When police respond to an obvious party, they announce their presence, and kids begin pouring out of the house running away, they have probable cause to believe something criminal is in progress."

The story states only, and I quote: "Juveniles began coming out of the house after the officer used his squad car's loudspeaker to warn that cars would soon be towed, Officer Jason Rasmussen wrote in his report."

I missed the part of the story that stated that the kids were pouring out of the house and started to run away, most likely because you invented that part of the story yourself.

It simply did not take place the way you are presenting it. You are basing your argument on your own misconception of what occurred according to the story.

[wku man]

I guess you've never been to a keg party? Maybe you're morally superior, so I'll excuse your ignorance. Maybe that wasn't in the story, but anyone who's ever been at a kegger, where he participants are underage, knows that when the cops show up, it's time to run. I suggest you learn a little more about kids, especially if you have some or plan on having them one day.

Scouts Out! Cavalry Ho!