mister_dog
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This blows large.
Even though my car is completely legal, with all the lights, stickers, bribes (taxes), etc., I still could get stopped like the guy in this news story from my area.
Pig-to-People ratio here where I live is pretty high. One time a cop stopped me because he had a call that someone in a car like mine was driving drunk. After stopping me, getting my papers, and going back to his interceptor, he came running back, threw my papers back to me, said I was the wrong car, ran back to his car and took off. Down the road a bit, I saw him with someone else pulled over in a car like mine... so now I listen to the pigs with a scanner, so I know if they are out looking for someone specific. However, with the scanner, u can't tell where they are staked out looking for bogies to pull over. U find out only after they have someone where they are.
So, when I read this story, I am like WTF? Now I gotta work on odorless packaging (large pain-in-ass) or stop transporting... grr... otherwise I am gonna be overexposed to the law.
This is due to having occasion/need for transport of herbal medicine the dog could potentially toke/hit on. In other words, I'd get busted even though I had given my car and body an enema prior to transport.
Even though my car is completely legal, with all the lights, stickers, bribes (taxes), etc., I still could get stopped like the guy in this news story from my area.
Pig-to-People ratio here where I live is pretty high. One time a cop stopped me because he had a call that someone in a car like mine was driving drunk. After stopping me, getting my papers, and going back to his interceptor, he came running back, threw my papers back to me, said I was the wrong car, ran back to his car and took off. Down the road a bit, I saw him with someone else pulled over in a car like mine... so now I listen to the pigs with a scanner, so I know if they are out looking for someone specific. However, with the scanner, u can't tell where they are staked out looking for bogies to pull over. U find out only after they have someone where they are.
So, when I read this story, I am like WTF? Now I gotta work on odorless packaging (large pain-in-ass) or stop transporting... grr... otherwise I am gonna be overexposed to the law.
This is due to having occasion/need for transport of herbal medicine the dog could potentially toke/hit on. In other words, I'd get busted even though I had given my car and body an enema prior to transport.
SPRINGFIELD, USA — A man paid $900 in fines Tuesday after cutting a plea deal with prosecutors on two drug charges.
B*** **e, 63, of Springfield pleaded guilty in Springfield District Court to possession of marijuana and possession of a narcotic. He paid a $300 and a $600 fine respectively for the two charges.
**e was the driver of a car stopped for speeding on Main Street on Jan. 16, according to court documents.
A narcotic-sniffing dog indicated marijuana was in the car and after getting a search warrant from a judge, police discovered a small amount of marijuana and several oxycodone and morphine-sulfate pills.