The “war on drugs” is a scourge on our society, and a vehicle to shred the Constitutional rights of us all. The “war on terror” is as well.
Too bad the peeps can make up their own laws, especially reasonable ones while the cops, prosecutors and gov’t employees (Cough****TOTUS*****cough) can.
Too bad the peeps can’t make up their own laws, especially reasonable ones while the cops, prosecutors and gov’t employees (Cough****TOTUS*****cough) can.
Have those judges never put food in a plastic baggie? Or are they all druggies?
Ok I am not comfortable with convicted burglar Howard having an AK-47. BUT, being a felon in one state and not in another seems odd. Unfair. AND, the baggie thing sounds a little strange. I have a baggie in my cup holder that is full of coins. I use baggies for all sorts of things and in all sorts of places. They are cheap and convenient. I have several in my purse.
Now I do not know exactly what the cop is talking about. With the slit or twist or whatever it was perhaps that is more suspect. I really do not know. But it is WEAK.
I’m still trying to figure out what a tape wrapped
baseball has to do with it?
Define “baggie.” Do they mean zip locks or those plastic bags we can no longer get at store in California after the enviros lobbied for them then against them? Dang near everything in my ALICE was in a zip lock; kept it dry and clean and would keep the ALICE floating were I to go in the drink.
I remember years ago a cop telling me the Constitution was a 200 year old piece of paper that got in the way of him doing his job.
Damn these cops and judges. This guy was cornered and trapped into a conviction based on spurious charges. Meanwhile we have a president, government “leaders”, and illegals breaking laws left and right while they get a free pass. It’s anarchy, and good reason for citizens to say heck with the laws ourselves. Losing respect for “lawgivers”.
I guess I’d better stay out of Kansas, I bet I have ten torn little baggies in my truck, I store all kinds of stuff in them, and often have to tear them to get the contents out.....
And horrors, I often do carry drugs in them... my little emergency ration of naproxen, antihistamine, loperamide, etc.
If a cop wants to pull you over, he will say you were weaving.
If he wants to search your car/truck, he will see “something suspicious” through the window and use that as an excuse for the search.
Best to keep the interior of your vehicle absolutely spotless, but when they bring in Fido, he will alert when the cop wants him to, so it may not help much.
Avoiding interactions with the law is always the right decision.
Prairie Village KS cops are very overbearing
I’d guess that we’re near the point that if the gutless legislators won’t impeach and remove Nazi judges that it’s the responsibility of citizens to organize roving bands of vigilantes to drag fascist judges into the streets and hang them from lampposts.
As an old wizened Missouri lawyer told me once, “There is no law West of the Kaw......”
“...Prairie Village Police Officer Chad Loughman pulled Howard over.”
So all this started with moving violation or broken light in addition to a Missouri plate. I suspect it has less to do with the war on drugs and more to do with the large number of home burglaries in Prairie Village by occupants of cars with Missouri plates. They have a bit of a reputation for stopping cars and trucks with Missouri Plates.
Ok, lets see if I have this. One state can let you off, but another state where you were never on trial can secretly convict you without a trial or charges?
Is this part of “hope and change”? Or the liberal version of “states rights”?
And since those who transport these plastic bags usually use an automobile to do it, the act of being in an automobile is also suspicious...