Don't consent to a search of your car? They'll just take it.

[564826]

Don't you make me break every constitutional law to protect you. ...and by gosh I will do it.

[GrayStangGT]

File a formal complaint?

I was almost tased by FWPD on 9/19. I'll go into more detail later.

Did you poop on matts Lambo?

[Sean88gt]

No, I supposedly disrespected the authoritah of an officer, on a situation for which I called the police.

[racrguy]

File a formal complaint?

I was almost tased by FWPD on 9/19. I'll go into more detail later.

[bcoop]

No, I supposedly disrespected the authoritah of an officer, on a situation for which I called the police.

lmao

[samuel642000]

I recently refused a search from a Denton County Sheriff. Pulled over for 38mph in a 35, I wouldn't tell him where I was going, then he said it was suspicious that while everyone else was at work I was out driving around (a Thursday at 1PM). So they made me sit around until they got drug dogs to sniff the outside of the vehicle. Then after the dog did not alert them we had a pow wow about still letting them search my car.

Surprised the dog didn't give the "silent alert."

Speaking of which how is that exactly legal? The silent trigger that the dogs are supposedly trained to do.

[talisman]

What I've seen in some videos is the cop will tap the side of your car, then the dog jumps right there. Then they try and tell you the dog alerted on the car. Fucking retarded. As if there isn't enough crime out there, you've got these dipshits that are going out and inventing it on the spot to stroke their egos. You can see a good example of this anytime someone from the DEA starts talking about how they are against legalizing drugs, or even just reforming the laws to bring them a little more into this century.

Sean, we're gonna need that story, stat.

[CJ]

Did the guys name change from Zullo to Zully mid story?

[dee]

Only 2 dogs I've been around working (local pd and dps) would sit down when they alerted. What was bad is the vehicle they both alerted at the same spot was clean. It was stripped down but put back together.

[bcoop]

What was bad is the vehicle they both alerted at the same spot was clean.

Dogs make mistakes, just like humans.

[Sean88gt]

What I've seen in some videos is the cop will tap the side of your car, then the dog jumps right there. Then they try and tell you the dog alerted on the car. Fucking retarded. As if there isn't enough crime out there, you've got these dipshits that are going out and inventing it on the spot to stroke their egos. You can see a good example of this anytime someone from the DEA starts talking about how they are against legalizing drugs, or even just reforming the laws to bring them a little more into this century.

Sean, we're gonna need that story, stat.

Sean is studying, plus I'm waiting for contact back from the City Manager and shift supervisor.

Fort Worth runs their government like a hosed out fetus that is trying to an abortion.

[talisman]

Sean is studying, plus I'm waiting for contact back from the City Manager and shift supervisor.

Fort Worth runs their government like a hosed out fetus that is trying to an abortion.

Since it is ongoing, I'll give you a pass...

[dee]

Dogs make mistakes, just like humans.

It was figured that there was very recently drugs there. It was very interesting to here about drug movement from dps, game wardens and local da/sheriff's office.

[Chili]

Dogs make mistakes, just like humans.

I've also read that studies have shown that many drug dogs will "alert" based on subconscious cues from the handlers. Also that the accuracy of most drug dogs is pretty poor.

One example from a quick google:

http://www.reviewjournal.com/news/crime-courts/legal-challenge-questions-reliability-police-dogs

Personally, I don't think a dog alert should be sufficient as probable cause for a search. I can see it as a reason for further screening in situations like Border Patrol checkpoints, or airport security, but not enough to warrant an otherwise illegal search.

[beefed88]

I assumed that when they summoned the drug dog that they would just tell me that it alerted them of drugs so they could search the vehicle.