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I used to run illegal wire-taps and then get warrants through other means to legally search.
You're limited only by your imagination, and as a last resort, I can always use the "anonymous tip" or get one of my paid informants to say whatever I tell them to say.
At 1:00 AM, the judge isn't going to be talking to my informant anyway. I'm going to call the judge and fax a copy of the warrant to his home for him to sign (or drive to his home).
The sheriff here has a helicopter with forward-looking infrared and thermal imaging. They can see "grow lights," meth labs etc. It'll be there 2-3-5 days from now. Plenty of time to get a warrant together through legal means.
I used to walk through parking lots in bars/night clubs and kick tail-lights out, then sit down the road and pull people over later because "they had a tail-light out."
Usually good for a DWI and/or drug bust.
There's always a way, it just depends on how clever you are."
If so, you are the kind of legal domestic terrorist should fear.
Drones among other invasive devices are only the beginning. We are being tracked through our cell phones, drivers license, and credit cards. How much longer before they start implanting ID chips in babies? Think it's not possible? I never thought I would see the day that Americans would agree to something like the Patriot Act and give up many of their constitution rights.
During Katrina, the police were trying to confiscate weapons homeowners were using to defend there homes from looters. The police could not enter citizens homes without a warrant. So the police had the national guard, (civilians issued temporary uniforms), who were allowed to enter homes without search warrants and take the weapons of law abiding citizens trying to protect their homes and families.
I think cooking meth may be the top job in TN. The drugs passing through TN are headed north or east. So were are the cops? There all looking in the south/west bound lanes trying to stop the drug money that they are allow to confiscate.
GregW
"I used to walk through parking lots in bars/night clubs and kick tail-lights out, then sit down the road and pull people over later because "they had a tail-light out."
Is it any wonder that people have little respect for police?
That was tried in one town I live in until the police involved were arrested, fired and jailed.
When the day comes that the police are watching every one who will watch the police?
I used to run illegal wire-taps and then get warrants through other means to legally search.
You're limited only by your imagination, and as a last resort, I can always use the "anonymous tip" or get one of my paid informants to say whatever I tell them to say.
At 1:00 AM, the judge isn't going to be talking to my informant anyway. I'm going to call the judge and fax a copy of the warrant to his home for him to sign (or drive to his home).
The sheriff here has a helicopter with forward-looking infrared and thermal imaging. They can see "grow lights," meth labs etc. It'll be there 2-3-5 days from now. Plenty of time to get a warrant together through legal means.
I used to walk through parking lots in bars/night clubs and kick tail-lights out, then sit down the road and pull people over later because "they had a tail-light out."
Usually good for a DWI and/or drug bust.
There's always a way, it just depends on how clever you are.
And I used to love to arrest dirty cops like you who gave the good ones a bad name.
The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.
The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.
Seems to me that gov't is the aggregious violator of drug and weapons trafficking.
The war on drugs and terror are an insidious method of taking our most basic liberties - the price is too dear. The gov't is too corrupt to entrust with this power.
War on terror is basically a war on fear, and our fears are what they are using against us. This is supposed to be the home of the brave.
You mustn't of had much dealing with police or known many on a personal level...
The technology matters because just it is just like the lie of police being 'outgunned' and needing automatic weapons and armored vehicles...it makes matters worse.
No knock raids using militarised police are pretty much the norm.
That's it....off to the FEMA concentration camp with you!
We are never going to have FEMA camps. We have never had such a thing in this country. That was only for potential Japanese enemies of the state.
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