To set the record straight, this false probable cause, and stealing legal amounts of money (Federal law specifically authorizes people to carry less than $10,000) is happening all over the US.
In 2007, cops stopped me south of Hattiesburg, pretending that maybe possibly perhaps I had failed to move to the left lane when passing their cars, probably stealing from other people with a rental truck. But, before talking to me, the fiend tried to wrench open the back hatch of my mini-van. There is no legal reason for that action. I did not understand until I got to Hattiesburg and talked to my son, who had the same false stop nonsense two hours earlier in Arkansas. (We were both going to his home in VA.)
This last October, I was driving across KY to visit a son in BG, Ohio. I was on cruise control doing 55 in a construction zone. When the speed limit resumed, I dialed my cruise control up to the limit. In a short distance the HP pulled me over, claiming I had been clocked doing 70 in a 55 zone. I told him I had done no such thing. He checked out my d/l and told me again I had been doing 70 in a 55 zone, and I told him again I had done no such thing.
When I got home, I wrote a letter to the KY HP commissioner and told him his cop was a gd liar. I further told him a lot of people know what they are doing, and IT WILL BE STOPPED.
For those silly people who trust the cops, and assume contrary to all evidence that anyone stopped has been doing something wrong, try a brain transplant.
I let out a sigh of relief when I cross the border into Mexico. I am far less afraid of Mexican cops, who want $20, not a car, and in most cases only if you have violated a law.
There is an organization called Oath Keepers, made up in part of active duty law enforcement, who are trying to urge cops to refuse to violate the Constitution. Thus, cops themselves know better than #31, that cops are doing this.
In 2007, cops stopped me south of Hattiesburg, pretending that maybe possibly perhaps I had failed to move to the left lane when passing their cars, probably stealing from other people with a rental truck. But, before talking to me, the fiend tried to wrench open the back hatch of my mini-van. There is no legal reason for that action. I did not understand until I got to Hattiesburg and talked to my son, who had the same false stop nonsense two hours earlier in Arkansas. (We were both going to his home in VA.)
This last October, I was driving across KY to visit a son in BG, Ohio. I was on cruise control doing 55 in a construction zone. When the speed limit resumed, I dialed my cruise control up to the limit. In a short distance the HP pulled me over, claiming I had been clocked doing 70 in a 55 zone. I told him I had done no such thing. He checked out my d/l and told me again I had been doing 70 in a 55 zone, and I told him again I had done no such thing.
When I got home, I wrote a letter to the KY HP commissioner and told him his cop was a gd liar. I further told him a lot of people know what they are doing, and IT WILL BE STOPPED.
For those silly people who trust the cops, and assume contrary to all evidence that anyone stopped has been doing something wrong, try a brain transplant.
I let out a sigh of relief when I cross the border into Mexico. I am far less afraid of Mexican cops, who want $20, not a car, and in most cases only if you have violated a law.
There is an organization called Oath Keepers, made up in part of active duty law enforcement, who are trying to urge cops to refuse to violate the Constitution. Thus, cops themselves know better than #31, that cops are doing this.