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post 1449353243 06-23-2016, 06:43 PM
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Originally Posted By thetrebel
I never talked backed to him and was very aware of my hands man. Wtf
You arent gonna win on here man, not worth the energy. For some reason so many people blindly worship the police and never believe they are at fault, that is until one of them has the same situation you did. The same people likely are the ones preaching less government, etc as if some dude with badge telling you to wear a belt isnt part of the nanny state.

A well trained police force is important and reqiured in our society but the limitless power and petty, revenue generating policing needs to be re-evaluated. Blaming the laws and policies moreso than the officers themselves,
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post 1449353333 06-23-2016, 06:43 PM
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at least you dont have to pay a 300 dollar speeding ticket
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Originally Posted By SoutheastBeast1
You're stupid as **** using total numbers. I can literally tell you're already too stupid to argue with.

It doesn't matter that more white people are poor. Are lower percentage of total whites are poor compared to percent of poor blacks.

You randomly select 5 blacks and 5 whites you have better odds the blacks will be poor.

This country is 75% white and 12% black. I sure as sh*t hope 5 teenage whites are using drugs for every 1 black kid cause if it was 1:1 you'd really have a problem then.


Do you even total population? Higher percentage of blacks commit crimes than percentage of whites.

That is the key statistic. That's why you're profiled. Not total number you clown.

I suggest you rethink the stats you throw around


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You don't think that has anything to do with the fact blacks/minorities are targeted, and not the fact they commit more crime?

We don't know what the real number of white people who commit crimes are, because white people don't go to jail for drugs anywhere near as often, because cops don't purposefully target them for random investigations.

btw, you can't tell if someone is poor or not based on the car they drive?
phukking lol, hope you never become a cop.
and like i said before, being poor or rich or a certain race doesn't make you any more or less likely to have drugs or be driving drunk.
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Originally Posted By FlexLex
You arent gonna win on here man, not worth the energy. For some reason so many people blindly worship the police and never believe they are at fault, that is until one of them has the same situation you did. The same people likely are the ones preaching less government, etc as if some dude with badge telling you to wear a secret isnt part of the nanny state.

A well trained police force is important and reqiured in our society but the limitless power and petty, revenue generating policing needs to be re-evaluated. Blaming the laws and policies moreso than the officers themselves,
because misc is white supremacist and they view the cops as protecting whites from minorities.

Even though the majority of crimes are done against a person's own race, no matter the race.
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I had the exact opposite yesterday

cop pulls me over tells me I have suspended plates

I ask him if I was supposed to get a notification in the mail he says only if my address is updated with DOT

Asks for DL/insurance, I didn't have my license since I was on my to the gym and only live 1 mi away, cant get my insurance to pull up on phone, says he'll run my info while I try to get my insurance on my phone

Comes back, insurance still not pulling up, tells me to call my insurance company and have them email proof

By this time I have 4 patrol cars surrounding me

Insurance sends proof of insurance to email, but it was on my old car, not new car

Cop asks why I haven't added insurance to the new car yet, I blame it on my gf

I tell Police officer if I had known she didn't transfer insurance I would have done it while I was asking to get proof

He tells me to do it while I'm pulled over and goes back to his patrol car.

Midway through insurance call he comes back and says if I don't take care of it, one of his co-workers might pull me over in the future, take my license plate, tow my car and write me a ticket

Lets me off with a warning

Best traffic stop I've ever had.
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Lulz reminds me of when I was a teen living in Belize and getting stopped randomly by police while riding my bike. Down there, they can just pull you over for no reason and you better not fukking complain. There was one time they stopped me to search me in front of my friends house, and his mother came outside and started barking at the officers calling them a**holes and chit asking why they needed to harass me. To be fair, I was very poor back then and my clothes looked like I borrowed them from a homeless dude.

Op, that cop was a *******. Doing his job or not, he tried to get you when he nodded his head that you could go in your glovebox and then verbally said no. That way if chit went down, he could say he didn't say for you to do anything, and he could cover his back while popping multiple caps in your ass.
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post 1449355133 06-23-2016, 06:53 PM
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Makes no sense for the cop to give you a nod to get your insurance out of your glove box and then tell you to not reach for it and to detain you. Sounds like a miscommunication or either you are lying.

Not sure why you are butthurt. If there was a description matching you then he was just doing his job.

As far as the search, if you didn't want him to search then just say so. Obviously if a cop sees a bag of pills he's going to think its sketchy.

It sucks, but this is one of those circumstances where you just happen to have matched a certain description for a theft. Not a big deal in my opinion. And you still got off with a warning for the ticket. I do understand the inconvenience though.
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This sounds excessive , but one thing I don't understand is why you don't have your drivers licence and insurance ready before the cop gets to the door. It seems like it could save a lot of hassle IMO .
I'm in canada , and I always have my licence and insurance in hand as soon as I'm pulled over . The cop comes to my window and it's in hand .
In the USA , would they start shooting as soon as they got out of there car if they seen you grabbing paper work and thinking it's something else like a gun .
Never understood this ?

And could you guys south of the Canadian border please call a truck a truck and not call everything a car . Drives me nuts everytime I watch the news lol
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Originally Posted By FAH_Q
Makes no sense for the cop to give you a nod to get your insurance out of your glove box and then tell you to not reach for it and to detain you. Sounds like a miscommunication or either you are lying.

Not sure why you are butthurt. If there was a description matching you then he was just doing his job.

As far as the search, if you didn't want him to search then just say so. Obviously if a cop sees a bag of pills he's going to think its sketchy.

It sucks, but this is one of those circumstances where you just happen to have matched a certain description for a theft. Not a big deal in my opinion. And you still got off with a warning for the ticket. I do understand the inconvenience though.
This reads like the post of a guy that has never been pulled over or harassed by security/law enforcement.
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Originally Posted By MajorTendonitis
This sounds excessive , but one thing I don't understand is why you don't have your drivers licence and insurance ready before the cop gets to the door. It seems like it could save a lot of hassle IMO .
I'm inncanadz and I always have my licence and insurance in hand as soon as I'm pulled over .
In the USA , would they start shooting as soon as they got out of the car if they seen you grabbing paper work and thinking it's something else like a gun .
Never understood this ?
If they're paranoid enough, yeah they most certainly would.
post 1449356783 06-23-2016, 07:03 PM
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Originally Posted By FAH_Q
Makes no sense for the cop to give you a nod to get your insurance out of your glove box and then tell you to not reach for it and to detain you. Sounds like a miscommunication or either you are lying.

Not sure why you are butthurt. If there was a description matching you then he was just doing his job.

As far as the search, if you didn't want him to search then just say so. Obviously if a cop sees a bag of pills he's going to think its sketchy.

It sucks, but this is one of those circumstances where you just happen to have matched a certain description for a theft. Not a big deal in my opinion. And you still got off with a warning for the ticket. I do understand the inconvenience though.
I promise you I followed all of his instructions and he gave me the nod.


And being handcuffed on the curb on 100 degree day for an hour a little more than a inconvenience.

Like I said I recognized I fukt up. And he was cool enough not to give me a ticket. But man he was super aggressive towards me the whOle time. I was legitimately worried about getting shot. Felt like I was guilty before any proof came up2
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honestly the worst part about is that he kept your supplements.

seriously, fuk that guy.








lol'd at his salary being so low he can't afford his own. cops are borderline tradesmen.
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You let a cop search your vehicle without probable cause? Tempted to neg.
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Originally Posted By GreenWave1
You let a cop search your vehicle without probable cause? Tempted to neg.
1. cops like to intimidate, plus he was already on edge since he had his hand on his holster when the op reached for his license and chit

2. If he refused the cop would have got butthurt and gave him a ticket in retaliation.

the op basically had to pick his poison. Get a ticket and have a ding on his record and increased insurance or be humiliated by being handcuffed on the sidewalk in 100degree weather while passers by rubberneck.......
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Originally Posted By Maestro
If they're paranoid enough, yeah they most certainly would.
Ya I see the issue now . Sounds like a no win situation down south .

I hate to talk negetive like this , but when the officer said " why do you look nervous" , I'd like to respond with this :
Well officer , the police have pretty much become nothing more than a security agency for the 1 percenters , here to bully and intimidate the general public .
But I think that may not get you out of a ticket lol
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Sounded like he was on that civil forfeiture time. Good thing you didn't have any money in your car
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Originally Posted By Mehhzyy
lol'd at his salary being so low he can't afford his own. cops are borderline tradesmen.
Lol'd hard. The thing with trades is if you have to go to school to be a journeyman. Cops just have to have a GED.


Let that sink in. The guy who installs your plumbing has to have more schooling than a guy who can kill you "at his discretion"
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Originally Posted By therealistwat
Sounded like he was on that civil forfeiture time. Good thing you didn't have any money in your car
This. Probably was looking to score free loot (money and drugs).
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Originally Posted By SoutheastBeast1
So you'd rather more criminals weren't apprehended.

Fact is police have to do their jobs somehow.

Lets just take race out of it for a second.

You want the police to be equally suspicious of wealthy and poor people? Even though poor people are more likely to commit the crimes?

What's the logical response if your job is to prevent crimes? Focus on the rich or the poor?
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Originally Posted By WhoaBro21
Lol'd hard. The thing with trades is if you have to go to school to be a journeyman. Cops just have to have a GED.


Let that sink in. The guy who installs your plumbing has to have more schooling than a guy who can kill you "at his discretion"
Wow , I never thought about it like that , good point
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Originally Posted By Maestro
1. cops like to intimidate, plus he was already on edge since he had his hand on his holster when the op reached for his license and chit

2. If he refused the cop would have got butthurt and gave him a ticket in retaliation.

the op basically had to pick his poison. Get a ticket and have a ding on his record and increased insurance or be humiliated by being handcuffed on the sidewalk in 100degree weather while passers by rubberneck.......
He was crapping his pants, not thinking "If I comply, I'll get a warning!"
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Originally Posted By msharingan
I would prefer if my rights weren't violated.
This. What the entire fuk?
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Guys , can you actually tell the cop not to search your vehicle ? I can't see that ending well
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Originally Posted By GreenWave1
He was crapping his pants, not thinking "If I comply, I'll get a warning!"
Yeah this

Like I said for the 100 time. I recognize looking back now that the dust has settled, I shouldn't have let him search my car. But I was legit worried about being shot or arrested. I've never been in a situation like this before.
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Originally Posted By GreenWave1
He was crapping his pants, not thinking "If I comply, I'll get a warning!"
yeah, from intimidation.

You realize he could have killed the op?"dead men tell no tales"Even though there was no weapon the cop could say the op was acting erratically and reached for a gun shaped object and I feared for my safety......couple of weeks paid vacation while the police department investigates "themselves" and finds no wrong doing and the cop is back on the streets issuing tickets.
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Originally Posted By Maestro
yeah, from intimidation.

You realize he could have killed the op?"dead men tell no tales"Even though there was no weapon the cop could say the op was acting erratically and reached for a gun shaped object and I feared for my safety......couple of weeks paid vacation while the police department investigates "themselves" and finds no wrong doing and the cop is back on the streets issuing tickets.
Fck brah
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Originally Posted By Maestro
yeah, from intimidation.

You realize he could have killed the op?"dead men tell no tales"Even though there was no weapon the cop could say the op was acting erratically and reached for a gun shaped object and I feared for my safety......couple of weeks paid vacation while the police department investigates "themselves" and finds no wrong doing and the cop is back on the streets issuing tickets.
Yeah, because that happens all the time. Be polite, comply with reasonable requests, take the ticket if you have one coming, but don't let them search your car without a reason.
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Originally Posted By MajorTendonitis
Guys , can you actually tell the cop not to search your vehicle ? I can't see that ending well
In the US, you can. Cops have to establish probable cause in order to search without your permission. I don't know what the laws in are in Canada.
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Originally Posted By GreenWave1
Yeah, because that happens all the time. Be polite, comply with reasonable requests, take the ticket if you have one coming, but don't let them search your car without a reason.
Man I promise you I was polite and never acted ghetto. I put it on everything brah

I was honestly more scared than anything
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Originally Posted By GreenWave1
Yeah, because that happens all the time. Be polite, comply with reasonable requests, take the ticket if you have one coming, but don't let them search your car without a reason.
.....the worst part about your statement is thatwe don't knowif it happens all the time because its usually the cops word/police report against any civilian witnesses.
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