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To: Rodney Dangerfield

Unfortunately, they will see the judge on Friday as the most you can hold someone is 48-72 hours.


15 posted on 11/21/2012 9:12:37 PM PST by Liaison
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To: Liaison

“the most you can hold someone is 48-72 hours.”

L.A. has enough police stations that they can release and re arrest them after 71 hours and move them to another station thereby keeping themn indefinatly without booking them!

I had it happen to an employee of mine that gave the Sheriffs a bad time and the only way I found him was a narc friend of mine on the department found him for me.

They had held him for a week without booking him!


28 posted on 11/21/2012 9:47:04 PM PST by dalereed
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To: Liaison
“the most you can hold someone is 48-72 hours.”

Way back in they day I had a friend arrested on a holiday weekend for DUI and he was held for 3-4 days until the following Monday. I believe he was arrested on a New Years Eve that fell on a Thursday night, thus the courts were closed on Friday so he wasn't released until he saw a judge on Monday afternoon as the courts were jammed with holiday DUI drivers. I believe he spent over 80 hours in custody, but this was over 35 years ago so I may not be 100% on the details.

30 posted on 11/21/2012 10:23:30 PM PST by Rodney Dangerfield ("Hate standing in line at the Post Office? - wait until ObamaCare is implemented.")
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