This is why people don't trust the police, some lie

[churchmouse]

 

[rhino]

rhino does not like lying or liars.

 

[KG1]

rhino does not like lying or liars.

Especially lying liars.

 

[rhino]

rhino does not like lying or liars.

Especially lying liars.

Amen!

And you, sir, have an excellent memory.

 

[gregr]

https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...n/12028-7-exceptions-search-warrant-rule.html

You should peruse the first post in that thread. Vehicles are a little different because of their inherent mobility.

Then I stand corrected...

 

[gregr]

Indeed so. VitaminK makes my point, however: There are people who act shamefully on both the "LTCH" and on the "badge" side of the equation. GregR, I'm not calling you out or saying you're acting shamefully. What I am saying is that you've been given some good information here, with supporting case law. If it was just "some guy on the net" spewing info ("Bonjour!") I could see taking what he said with the proverbial block of salt, but you were given a means by which you could research it yourself.

How you act is your own decision. Once you've been made aware of information, though, you're responsible for it. (that's not "you" personally, but "you" as in anyone.) May I respectfully suggest you give the info a read and consider it with an open mind? You've said you're what they call a "God-fearing man", so I don't think it's out of line to suggest that trying to "win" on the side of the road, especially with the braggadocio you exhibit here, would amount to "suicide by cop".

I don't know you other than on the computer, but I don't want to see that happen.

Blessings,
Bill

Yessir. Thank you, and point made and taken.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

This just happened to my daughter and her bf. Stopped, accused of having drugs, ordered out of the car and made to wait for officer chompy to get a big nose full of nothing. Have a nice day they told them.

Which is why we should keep score on police dogs.

 

[HoughMade]

I like this new INGO paradigm where we now accept that being a lawyer makes you knowledgeable about the law. I'll take it!

 

[two70]

I like this new INGO paradigm where we now accept that being a lawyer makes you knowledgeable about the law. I'll take it!

Allegedly!

 

[Hawkeye]

I like this new INGO paradigm where we now accept that being a lawyer makes you knowledgeable about the law. I'll take it!

Just why would we assume that a lawyer is knowledgeable about the law?

 

[Kirk Freeman]

I like this new INGO paradigm where we now accept that being a lawyer makes you knowledgeable about the law. I'll take it!

I object! Oh, wait, I always do that.

 

[HoughMade]

Just why would we assume that a lawyer is knowledgeable about the law?

That's a good question, but it is​ the entire premise of the thread....though apparently this courtesy may extend only to marginally employed lawyers.

 

[searpinski]

This is a surface issue though. Police corruption can be a lot worse than simply an officer not knowing current law. I've experienced it (not my trial, but a family member). It's very unfortunate because I've also known some truly excellent officers.

 

[2in1evtime]

My thoughts are that all vehicles should have cameras with video installed just for this reason.

 

[SEIndSAM]

Sgt who claimed it was illegal has been demoted.

Officer who told driver it?s illegal to record police: He was demoted, got a pay cut | The Kansas City Star

 

[Bill of Rights]

Good. His actions were not those that should come from a man supervising others. I do wonder if he will be returning to his former rank of Sgt once this whole thing blows over, but that may just be my cynicism talking.

Blessings,
Bill

Sgt who claimed it was illegal has been demoted.

Officer who told driver it?s illegal to record police: He was demoted, got a pay cut | The Kansas City Star

 

[JettaKnight]

What about Officer Choppy? Did he get a demotion?