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To: Dubya
The money, wrapped in fabric-softener sheets and then in plastic, was found soon after the driver of the sport utility vehicle slammed on his brakes when a patrol car passed him on Interstate 35 near the small town of Italy about 11 p.m. Thursday, investigators said.

The sudden braking made passing officer Micheal Adams of Milford suspicious, so he radioed for nearby Italy police Sgt. Vance Griffin to look for a reason to stop the 1994 Blazer.

UM, so I guess if a small woodland creature runs in front of my car I'd best not hit my brakes if a cop is near.

ARE WE NOW GUILTY UNTIL PROVEN INNOCENT?

12 posted on 09/14/2002 7:19:08 PM PDT by OXENinFLA
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To: OXENinFLA
They were doing something though, weren't they.
They acted suspicious and police on instinct checked it out and found a whole lot of cash.

So much for saying the police pick on folks for no reason - it's INSTINCT!

At least in this case.
16 posted on 09/14/2002 7:29:57 PM PDT by A CA Guy
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