SocataSmoker
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Wait... he's doing whippets too? Wow... walk careful for your path may not be so clear ahead.
This is not a joke - I was just raided
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Wait... he's doing whippets too? Wow... walk careful for your path may not be so clear ahead.
Brevity, The Soul Of Wit!
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Very analytical of you to not register the fact that I was referencing search and seizure of your PERSONS. They can search every inch of the dorm seeing as how the college aloud them in but because they didn't have a warrant they couldn't legally search his persons. Nor any closed objects that are his property.Schools and dorms are private property of the school and/or state... therefore the same rules don't always apply as if you owned a house.
I am truly unbiased, and always analytical.
SmokeyMcChokey
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damn fdd.. tryin to look for a reason to toss a brotha tonight huh! 
lol hope i dont get popped for this
lol hope i dont get popped for this
SocataSmoker
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Actually, for officer safety the cops can perform a limited pat-down frisk of his person. Should anything come of that frisk that the cop deems to be contraband, he can search further. All without a warrant.
doitinthewoods
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Same here. I never seem to have any issues. It's not because I'm lucky either.Cops do it to everyone? Hmmm... strange, I've had nothing but friendly interactions with the police... have grown pot, smoke constantly... yet for some reason, wherever I go... I haven't had one bad interaction.
Maybe just cause I'm such a stand up guy!
The Real Peter Parker
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Wow. [ten.]
SocataSmoker
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Oh believe me, I'm not lucky at all either... well, except lucky in the fact I have common sense and that I do respect police for the job they do. It's really all about your attitude when it comes to dealing with police, and I've always ended the conversation on a good note.
The Real Peter Parker
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I have done extensive research in the past, this post is 100% factual. The problem is the first part was the pocket grab/guns drawn burst into my room.Actually, for officer safety the cops can perform a limited pat-down frisk of his person. Should anything come of that frisk that the cop deems to be contraband, he can search further. All without a warrant.
The Real Peter Parker
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I respect police, the job they do. Just some of them get a little too drunk with power.
Brevity, The Soul Of Wit!
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Indeed. Sounds like he could be in serious trouble with the college.
SocataSmoker
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I understand while it may be scary... it's meant to be that way to catch you off guard and lessen the chance you may use your weapon (as the police were already in the mindset that you had a handgun in the dorm) against them.
Kinda like this fine video here... SURPRISE!
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I agree, it happens... I just don't like when people generalize about brutal corrupt cops as most do on this forum. We don't want the to stereotype every pot smoker they come across, why stereotype them into some brutal nightstick wielding pig when, as I said earlier... I've never personally met one who fit that mold.
The Real Peter Parker
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Correct. I'm expecting the boot.
Brevity, The Soul Of Wit!
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And that ladies and gentlemen, is known as PROBABLE CAUSE....Actually, for officer safety the cops can perform a limited pat-down frisk of his person. Should anything come of that frisk that the cop deems to be contraband, he can search further. All without a warrant.
Brevity, The Soul Of Wit!
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And THAT, Ladies and gentlemen, is known as ARMED AND DANGEROUS.
MikeyPeenz
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Well you are still here, and not in the slammer. You had said they found some 9mm casings??? usually if you have casing's for a 9 then chances are you have a .... Did they find anything else incriminating?? Anything against policy that could potentially get you thrown out of school? do you have any priors or gun related charges??
SmokeyMcChokey
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Actually, for officer safety the cops can perform a limited pat-down frisk of his person. Should anything come of that frisk that the cop deems to be contraband, he can search further. All without a warrant.
all very true. but then again the cop can do what he wants. that does not mean that the DA will accept the charges in court. If it's an obvious violation of constitutional rights (recently debated by the supreme court as it pertains to publicly funded schools) than there will still not be any charges filed. the point is in this case nothing was obtained on the person and any other search not consented to in unconstitutional less it be private property not owned by the offender. and permission is obtained from said property owners or any person deemed to be an authority of said owners.
SocataSmoker
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And that ladies and gentlemen, is known as PROBABLE CAUSE....
A round of applause for Brevity! Bravo, bravo! You'd pass your CJ class with flying colors I bet. 
FuZZyBUDz
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DUDE i kno that! hahhaa socal cops suck at searching and finding wat they were lookin for too! hahaa sorry bout the BULLSHIT popo ruining ur RIU time, fer real wat dicks
The Real Peter Parker
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Priors for MJ. On probation now. Also a prior with an alcohol, bag on the fire extinguisher, and having a cat bust with the school. This is fucked. I keep to myself. I'm not running up and down the hall with a lacrosse stick. I'm not the guy with extremely loud music, and I'm not the guy who fucks around. I've pretty well kept a low profile at this school, but as the sergeant said, we'll be in touch. [(sergeant)fucker]
Brevity, The Soul Of Wit!
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