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cedarparkdad987 wrote:

Teamless wrote:

Abraham wrote:.... the refusee, if you will, then has their vehicle towed away and impounded while the L.E.O. gets a search warrant. You are then left to walk home or call your spouse to come get you, a cab, a friend, etc. In my opinion this is an abuse of power.

Let them TOW my vehicle
My lawyer (I don't have one yet... ) will handle it and the City/State/County/Precinct will be sued and will pay over the abuse of power.

No they will not pay anything.

If they tow me for no (good) reason, they will pay - whether it be in courts costs or settlements....
(let me live in my bubble of what 'should be') lol

Abraham wrote:.... the refusee, if you will, then has their vehicle towed away and impounded while the L.E.O. gets a search warrant. You are then left to walk home or call your spouse to come get you, a cab, a friend, etc. In my opinion this is an abuse of power.

Let them TOW my vehicle
My lawyer (I don't have one yet... ) will handle it and the City/State/County/Precinct will be sued and will pay over the abuse of power.

Liberty wrote: otherwise fishing.

Most times they are "fishing" for something that they can hook you up on.

I will always be respectful to an officer who is doing his duty (even if I don't agree with his methods).
If asked for ID, I would give it, as I am always carrying and the law states (even without a penalty for not doing so) I must do this.

However, they want to "search my car" "search my person" or "search my house" - my answer is NO.
If they say "what do you have to hide? My answer is still "NO"
"where are you coming from" "where are you going" - again, these are all used for 'fishing' - to find out info to hang you up on.