To: Flyer
"He asked if I had been drinking and where I was going and why. When I told him I was headed to Nacogdoches to return some luggage, that wasn't good enough and I had to explain my job, my position as a contract driver, where I had picked up the luggage and so on."
I've read advice to the effect of not talking to a cop beyond saying that you are not interested in discussing where you're going, or where you've been, and repeating that you want to be on your way.
Do you think it was possible to do this with this guy?
3 posted on
02/03/2003 1:37:37 AM PST by
Gigantor
(It's not what you accomplish, but what you overcome.)
To: Gigantor
beyond saying that you are not interested in discussing where you're going, or where you've been, and repeating that you want to be on your way. I had a job to do. I just wanted to be honest and get on my way. Considering the 2 dog sniff, I don't think anything other than "yes sir, no sir" would have helped a bit.
4 posted on
02/03/2003 1:42:52 AM PST by
Flyer
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