I got my rights violated and it was funny!

[ayton]

Originally Posted by runetang

I guess the point is yes, according to law we have rights and securities that should be able to protect us.

That is the only point, the problem with most people nowadays is that they are afraid to speak up for themselves. They see a uniform and they start bitchin' up. Personal experience, and being knowledgable on the subject allows ME to handle situations the way I have. I can't tell you exactly what to do if your way works best for you by all means keep doing what your doing.

[ayton]

Originally Posted by runetang

I guess the point is yes, according to law we have rights and securities that should be able to protect us.

That is the only point, the problem with most people nowadays is that they are afraid to speak up for themselves. They see a uniform and they start bitchin' up. Personal experience, and being knowledgable on the subject allows ME to handle situations the way I have. I can't tell you exactly what to do if your way works best for you by all means keep doing what your doing.

[E36DJ]

Originally Posted by Siphus

um... there WAS probably cause, your out in the middle of the nite driving like a fool, and you told them they could search your car.... thats all they need

Um they need a lot more then that, I've taken criminal justice classes. If he finds anything "wrong" with the car he can pull you over as a pretext stop, say.. no front plate, that's reasonable suspicion.

There is NO WAY he had probable cause to frisk you, then again you gave him permission to search the car so that's out - if you had said no, they wouldn't have had probable cause.