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March 2, 2007 at 12:26 am #1040639
Right i got stopped in my mates car as they police saw us and when they came over they could smell “Cannabis being smoked” in the car :hopeless: (we had none on us and weren’t actually not smoking it).
When they searched us, i was found with a couple of capsules and a small amount of “brick dust” (as the copper said) :weee: , well it was put back in my pocket. But on the search note, mine i dont care about as it says nothing but that they searched me for suspected drug use.
However my mate is now concerned as it says that they searched him and his car as they suspect he was carrying and using drugs, he now has a belief that himself and his car are now tagged as possible drug user/carrier.:crazy_diz
i have told him not to be daft and hes all confussed.:you_crazy Am i right or do they tag you or your vehicle for this sort of thing? :crazy_diz
March 2, 2007 at 12:55 am #1100621a few things could be going on
1) cops are bored, pull you over cos you are young = nothing
2) cops have already recorded your mates plates at a party / parked outside a dealers ouse etc = nothing he can do about it, except get a different carMarch 2, 2007 at 1:01 am #1100619globalloon wrote:a few things could be going on1) cops are bored, pull you over cos you are young = nothing
2) cops have already recorded your mates plates at a party / parked outside a dealers ouse etc = nothing he can do about it, except get a different carFrom my own and friends’ personal experience (I lived in the Thames Valley for much of my raving life) its usually a combination of both, with [1] being most common (its only very recently the cops have been able to have automatic numberplate scanning kit and not every cop car has it as its expensive)
And if its a nice car the cops often pull it just out of envy or curiosity
if you’re young and drive around late at night its always prudent to expect to be stopped by the cops and stash anything particularly incriminating….
March 2, 2007 at 4:50 am #1100626Unfortunately I fear it’s quixotic mix, the Them have the power to locate you down to an eight foot square just by the signal your mobile emits even when turned off. But they can’t do that to everyone, they don’t have the resorses. Or the willingness to fill in the mind numbing quantities of paperwork required of them. Give em cause and they’ll murder your mother just cos you stood next to a hoody smoking a joint once, but if they think you’re small time or essentially no real threat and you may find you get away with far more than you’d expect. reckon the best policy is to try and remain below the radar but if trouble looms keep your cool and try and reason with em. they can’t all be baton wielding nazis. Can they?
March 2, 2007 at 7:12 am #1100622Its not worth worrying about, I always work on the assumtion I’m gonna get pulled and ensure anything is very well “stored” if you do that that and the car is fully legal and not hangin to bits its unlikely things are gonna get nasty.
Havin attended lots of illegals over the years and drivin through plenty of road blocks etc I find the OB very lazy, if there aint something immediatly obvious that they can have you for, no tax, tyres, driver smokin spliff etc then they just move onto the next, its when they have something that they start pullin the seats about etc.March 2, 2007 at 9:12 am #1100624Ah cool, i did tell him he had nothing to worry about, i think he still is suffering from paranoia from all the weed smoking he used to do..
Well i am happy as he just left me be with what i had on me,
raaa
March 2, 2007 at 11:19 am #1100627good cops an bad cops, after mushrooms became illegal
was on our way into the local woods with a massive bag of mushrooms , get funked build a camp fire an chill , we were just about to get off the road to enter the forest when a bobby car pulls us up an ask us what were doing at this time o night in the middle o no where , an check our crim records for bail etc etc [all clean] xcept dannys who’d been caught with a few gram an an ounce o ganj ages ago . he then said he was gonna search us and asked if we had any thing on us … he was gonna find it anyway cos it was a massive bag [mouth starts dribblin in recolection]
so i just said ” yea we got this bag o mushrooms” …the bobby took em off me looked at them … smiled at me, handed them back, said “have a very good night fellas” and went on his way… we then proceeded to our designated spot , trip our bollocks off , although i went on a bad one as i thought the predator was in the forest with us an he was gonna skin me up and use my skull as a trophy.
March 2, 2007 at 11:43 am #1100623I think you give the cops too much credit. I don’t think they’re so well organised.
I got stopped on my way to work for driving a stolen vehicle.
Clearly it hadn’t been stolen because I was still driving it but it took the copper about 45 minutes on the radio before he discovered that – No, there wasn’t actually any record of me ever having reported my car stolen. Neither had anyone else apparently.
By that time though I was truly late for work. 1 more in the Harassment book for me though :o)March 2, 2007 at 11:47 am #1100620TBH a lot of cops are our sort of age now, and many personally feel that non-problematic recreational drug use should not be criminalised…
the level of recreational drug has risen to such an extent in the last 10 years that its no longer realistic to arrest every drug user, particularly when they will usually only give them a caution (lots of paperwork and time). Many cops also do seem to realise that putting a person through Court for a minor drugs offence fucks up their career prospects, and if people can’t get jobs they do crime instead..
OTOH they have to deal with some right scum because of drugs; thuggish dealers who prey on vulnerable people or muppets who can’t handle their intake and are violent towards their partners or family, and they pick up the pieces of the aftermath of overdoses and dealers murdering one another, so they are constantly exposed to the darkside of drug culture.
what happens to people in this situation is often at the whim of the individual officer; but more and more are only concentrating on those who cause problems to society because of their drug use.
if they stop some youths who aren’t involved in stuff like thieving, twoccing or fighting and only have a small amount of substances for personal use there is a good chance they will either be let off or at the worst receive a caution…
March 3, 2007 at 2:42 am #1100625is there folk out there taking drugs?
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