Yeah, but how do you convince a LEO who insists on it that he's wrong?Originally Posted by spqrzilla
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Yeah, but how do you convince a LEO who insists on it that he's wrong?
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"When law and morality contradict each other, the citizen has the cruel alternative of either losing his moral sense or losing his respect for the law." -Frederic Bastiat
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Man up. Inform said officer, you are sorry but you do not consent to a vehicle search. Suggest he contact his superior for clarification.Yeah, but how do you convince a LEO who insists on it that he's wrong?
Get the dogs, get the truck, GET A WARRANT.
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+1 Then step back a respectable distance and carefully utilize the ubiquitous phone camera to video said search. Do not answer any questions while the officer is conducting the search and make certain you get a good photograph of the officer and his/her vehicle. Don't argue, don't consent. Just document and write a good narrative statement as soon as possible afterwards. Contact officer's department and file a complaint. Then contact an attorney if you do not feel the issue is dealt with to your satisfaction.
Everyone has supervisors...everyone. Hold ALL public officials accountable. Treat everyone with the respect they deserve.
Be safe.
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