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Originally posted by seeashrink
reply to post by NadaCambia
It's a shame you have to point to typos to make yourself feel superior.
I am not contradicting myself. Police Officers have discretionary powers, if we didn't we would be bound by the exactl letter of the law and you would get a ticket for going one mile over the speed limit. I give about 1 ticket for every 5 vehicles I stop and that is because of those dicretionary powers. Trust me, you don't want to see those powers go away. I don't care about the guy with the roach, I care about the guy with the 2 kilos and if I'm nice to the guy with roach it will go a long way toward getting the guy with the kilos. You think we are buttholes, but out of a 100 lawbreakers we come in contact with, we prosecute about 30%; and not to worry, the court lets most of them go.
Seeashrink
Originally posted by MarineSniper12Kills
reply to post by seeashrink
I personally wish the cop would have used his whole arm....make you think next time before you think about using drugs. Wanna be mr tough guy to a cop? Your going to live a few hellacious hours at minimum. You should be glad americas LEO are as great as they are. If you were in the desert in" our" jurisdiction, your miranda rights would be as worthless as obama...and if you popped off at the mouth you wouldn't make it to jail. That's how we live.
Originally posted by Res Ipsa
Originally posted by Whereweheaded
reply to post by seeashrink
You say your a cop and yet you suggest that the Miranda rights are not required to be read? Yeah, troll much?
The police must advise suspects of their "Miranda Rights" - their right to remain silent, their right to an attorney, and the right to an appointed attorney if they are unable to afford counsel - prior to conducting a custodial interrogation. If a suspect is not in police custody (i.e., "under arrest"), the police do not have to warn him of his rights.
I think you need to read a little closer. I don't recall the op providing any evidence that he was "arrested" Being told what you are arrested for would be a good clue.
seeashrink pointed out, correctly, that if he was not arrested, no Miranda required.
Originally posted by seeashrink
reply to post by stigup
Well, you seem to be around 26 or 27 years old and a fine upstanding young man.
So you got arrested...again, for possession of drugs. You ran your mouth to the cops and one decided to have a little fun with you. Obviously you can dish it out but can't take it in return. As far as the strip search, druggies...uh, that'ed be you...are always suit casing drugs into the jail to sell/trade. If you don't know what that means its putting drugs up your rear end...hence the squat and cough.
How dare there be laws in the land. How dare there be consequences for breaking those laws. To think that someone could be in trouble for violating someone else's private property (trespassing). And all those other petty crimes.
As far as you being too intelligent for the officers and them not understanding inflation, ect. Do you have any idea how many babbling druggies they had already listened to that day?
So you don't like us mean ol' stinkin cop pigs......well here's a thought....don't break the law.
You are so intelligent, then you know that drugs are illegal, you know there are consequences for breaking those laws. Whats the problem and who put you in the situatiion you were in?........YOU DID. Take your lumps, learn from your mistake, and clean up your act.
Seeashrink.
Originally posted by Whereweheaded
reply to post by Res Ipsa
Anyways this cop makes me get naked after searching all my garments and I had to bend over and squat.
Why do you think they had him squat?
Furthermore, in the OP statements:
Of course they did charge me with intent to sell and there is no evidence of the paraphernalia
What was that you were saying?
Originally posted by ParkerCramer
reply to post by mantic
excellent advice... star for you
you sound like an attorney!!