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Originally Posted by Huckleberry3911948
they were keyed up to look for dope (otherwise why the dog). they found white powder on the seat. you felt it was personal. it was not.
as you said, wrong place wrong time.
why do you say corrupt. there is nothing in the post that indicates corruption.
i have known peace officers here out of uniform to get the same treatment (not black) and recently. the fact that he told them he was a peace officer and came back with the badge in less than 10 minutes was of no avail. being stopped by the cops when they are looking for bad guys is not fun.
but it does not mean they are the bad guys.
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The CORRUPT cops of Galvin County Sheriff thug patrol took a fine flake of underarm deodorant (sorry if that reads kinda gross), and said it tested positive for cocaine. How is that not corrupt? Then they tried to get a confession out of me by drilling me with threats of jail if I didn't confess. Remember this was a stop for having a tail light out. The dogs sniffed my car and found nothing NOTHING, or did you not read this. They did however really go after the cops car. That made me think I was going to get something planted. The jerks left all my stuff, that took me an hour to pack, all over the side of the road with no ropes to retie it (they cut my ropes up). As stated before, if I had known that Deodorant could be snorted like cocaine for a high, I guess I would have had a lot more fun in high-school. Forget the fake IDs for beer.....Could have just whipped out the deodorant.
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07-30-2008, 03:12 PM
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