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EEllis wrote:

TREKFAN wrote:So how does one respond when you ask the officer what is you PC for detaining me? And he goes its. Dwi or something type of stop?i would try to excessive my rights but there are so many ways to trample our rights, I'm hesitant to speak with confidence.

It's RS for a stop and PC for an arrest and they don't have to tell you either. If they ask you questions you say you don't want to answer and ask if you are free to go. They should either say yes or no. If they say no then consider yourself detained and act accordingly. Here you would of been flagged over and a civiliam, not a cop, would ask questions like "Can we give you $10 for a saliva sample". If you said no then you should just be free to go on your way.

I'm an Adam Henry so I didn't know RS. I knew PC. Had to look it up.

RS reasonable suspicion

Fun seeing all the terms.

From Borne Legacy: Bingo

Yeah, if I was stopped it would hurt, hurt a lot. I wasn't stopped and it is still hurting.

It feels a lot like when I found out the Gulf of Tonkin didn't happen, or when Pete Rose was caught gambling on baseball, or when I found out Clinton did unspeakable things to a female intern in the Oval Office.

Vote in 2014, please.

At some point one of these incidents is the canary in the coal mine.

Seems we have had a lot of canary's dropping recently.

I'm not in any way blaming the Fort Worth Police Department, however, if I lived in Fort Worth, I would be writing a letter to them asking them to pay more attention the next time they assist the feds on something. They can say no.

I think we all realize where the mindset is coming from that the feds have decided this is ok.

We can only hope in 2014 and 2016 some people remember what the constitution is put there for and they are careful to support people who believe in the constitution and the bill of rights.

http://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/North- ... ign=Buffer" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Really unbelievable and in Texas no less.

No LEO involvement.

(the link story may have changed. I thought originally there was no LEO involvement, now it is saying off duty Fort Worth police were involved. I thought I read the local police were contacted by the reporter and they said they were not involved. It was not in Fort Worth. I may have missed it when I originally read it. )