Got pulled over for tint and cop checked the engine
either way i don't see any reason to pay more money to this state then necessary
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Probable_cause
http://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/Fourth_amendment
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Probable_cause
http://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/Fourth_amendment
they can pretty much say anything. you can get pulled over if the cop says it looked like one of your plate lights was out (had this happen and both plate lights were perfect/bright).
as for popping the hood, they could say your car sounded modified. i had a cop tell me he saw a "blue flame" coming out of one of my old cars (which was completely stock except for suspension).
pretty much whatever it is they say gave them a reason to suspect there was some sort of illegal modification is good enough to make you the bad guy if you don't pop the hood.
our emission laws are pretty tight. if i was the type of cop who liked to pull people over and pop the hood, i'm sure i could fabricate a reason to pull over a law abiding 75 year old lady in a new prius and make her pop the hood. i suppose i'd probably impound her car and arrest her for dui since she'd probably be on medications that say she shouldn't be driving too... gotta serve and protect the public.
they can pretty much say anything. you can get pulled over if the cop says it looked like one of your plate lights was out (had this happen and both plate lights were perfect/bright).
as for popping the hood, they could say your car sounded modified. i had a cop tell me he saw a "blue flame" coming out of one of my old cars (which was completely stock except for suspension).
pretty much whatever it is they say gave them a reason to suspect there was some sort of illegal modification is good enough to make you the bad guy if you don't pop the hood.
our emission laws are pretty tight. if i was the type of cop who liked to pull people over and pop the hood, i'm sure i could fabricate a reason to pull over a law abiding 75 year old lady in a new prius and make her pop the hood. i suppose i'd probably impound her car and arrest her for dui since she'd probably be on medications that say she shouldn't be driving too... gotta serve and protect the public.
I won't consent to a search for anything. My constitutional rights will not be infringed because some ***** cop pulls some stupid **** and searches my car without my permission. I will document it, go to court, sue, go to the news, basically do anything in my power to protect my and fellow Americans rights.
This goes for any cop out there. Just because you have a badge, and a gun, doesn't mean you can tweek, change, or break the law.
FYI, I want to be a US Marshall and I am in college taking the proper steps to pursue this career.
Last edited by SM105K; Sep 13, 2011 at 02:19 AM.
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they can pretty much say anything. you can get pulled over if the cop says it looked like one of your plate lights was out (had this happen and both plate lights were perfect/bright).
as for popping the hood, they could say your car sounded modified. i had a cop tell me he saw a "blue flame" coming out of one of my old cars (which was completely stock except for suspension).
pretty much whatever it is they say gave them a reason to suspect there was some sort of illegal modification is good enough to make you the bad guy if you don't pop the hood.
our emission laws are pretty tight. if i was the type of cop who liked to pull people over and pop the hood, i'm sure i could fabricate a reason to pull over a law abiding 75 year old lady in a new prius and make her pop the hood. i suppose i'd probably impound her car and arrest her for dui since she'd probably be on medications that say she shouldn't be driving too... gotta serve and protect the public.
Of course, they may still choose to do it (which doesn't make it right/legal), but at least you don't vacate your rights. In the event they do find something and it does goes to court, you still have a leg to stand on because you did not consent to a search.
In the original example, he was pulled over for tint. The cop didn't say the car sounded modified, he just said to pop the hood. The OP did, and now has to pay the price.
There is a good vid on the internet put out by a lawyer on how to handle a traffic stop and how to impede the search of your vehicle. It included getting out of your vehicle, locking the doors, and not consenting to any search. Great advice.
Yeah cops can be ******** some times.
The worst part on that is that we pay them to be like that. All the ******* money the state steal from us paying tax and all that bs. They should threat us a little better!
Some cops are cool, I been pulled over few times for mo reason they don't even ask for License.
Some others I'm just parked and they come to me asking for Ls. **** that I'm not even driving.
It's funny you have your car, pay tax, registration, and all that crap and you can't do **** to it cuz it's ILLEGAL. It's my car I do what ever the hell I want.
They have idiots making the laws or they probably drive prius lol.
I won't consent to a search for anything. My constitutional rights will not be infringed because some ***** cop pulls some stupid **** and searches my car without my permission. I will document it, go to court, sue, go to the news, basically do anything in my power to protect my and fellow Americans rights.
This goes for any cop out there. Just because you have a badge, and a gun, doesn't mean you can tweek, change, or break the law.
FYI, I want to be a US Marshall and I am in college taking the proper steps to pursue this career.








