Just pastafariansI apparently need to go back and read a bunch of missed pages. We have rastafarians on the board?
Just pastafariansI apparently need to go back and read a bunch of missed pages. We have rastafarians on the board?
The noodly appendage knows no bounds apparently.Just pastafarians
None; I did not work in that capacity and me is not the point.Cool story - defense attorneys try to do that during any criminal defense. Can you "point" to how many times you've actually done these tests as an officer and gone to court?
It has to be my actual first hand experience? It can’t be repeated reports of it including dismissals, charges and convictions against officers? Pretty much the entire Baltimore gun trace task force?Share your ACTUAL EXPERIENCES/FIRST HAND KNOWLEDGE of these events. Not from some documentary, not from some forum, not your buddy's cousin's boo, actual first hand knowledge as in - You've witnessed it and have no doubts.
I'm not saying it's never happened, couldn't happen, doesn't happen - I'm just f#@king tired of people throwing a bunch of sh!t at the wall in lengthy posts claiming events as widespread facts. If you're going to claim it - share it.
what religious posts I ignored one memebr and they all disappeared like they don't exist....Enough on the religion arguing. It has nothing to do with the topic at hand.
That sounds like an excuse. If you fail a field sobriety test, officers have the ability to arrest you and take you in for blood work in most (all?) states. Sure, you might be under the influence but not so impaired by drugs as to fail a field sobriety test and then cops can’t really do anything at that point, where as with alcohol they could run a breathalyzer.One of the consequences of decriminalization is that people who would have had to make a hard choice of rehab or jail, and would have a chance to get out of that cycle, don't have to make that that hard choice. I've heard this from the old Sac Co Sheriff and numerous officers. They were not talking about increasing prison numbers but rather getting someone to change the poor direction of their life. I suppose this "gigging" to turn a junkie's life around is a bad thing?
So now CA has likely 100K plus feral junkies running free range, stealing, robbing, etc., without consequence making life shitty for the rest.
That said, CA voted for this stupidity and that says something about democracy vs republic.
A LEO can pull you over while driving down the road and, if you are drunk, has the tools to gather the evidence to show you F'd up. Those tools are not in place yet for weed. Accordingly, with today's everyone is racist climate, I understand why CA cops are hesitant on stops without the tools. That said I'll wager more than 50% of this board has been behind some jackass or jackasses driving like GTA with a trail of weed smoke behind. Anyone who thinks that this is good is nuts.
*edit* sorry Norton. I just saw your post. I’ll lay off on the religion.No, it's an actual question. The answer to which, when tangled up with your assertion that the bible says "no work, no food," would make for some interesting theological disentanglement. Do you have some insight beyond that lazy response? You're quick on the chapter/verse citations, so I'm assuming you've got a solid reconciliation between the free food vs the worked-for food thing.
Excuse; excuse for what? I'll let that pass.That sounds like an excuse. If you fail a field sobriety test, officers have the ability to arrest you and take you in for blood work in most (all?) states. Sure, you might be under the influence but not so impaired by drugs as to fail a field sobriety test and then cops can’t really do anything at that point, where as with alcohol they could run a breathalyzer.
I meant on an officers part.Excuse; excuse for what? I'll let that pass.
Egads, arrest is one thing.
Conviction is another and that's what I've been talking about from the beginning.
Peace, I need to cook up some ravioli!
We can argue any time!
Not only that, I think I can see at least three apostles in those meatballs. It's a sign from St. Clarence of Thomas, a goodly portent indeed.I'll call this masterpiece, with respect, Lazerus.
If this chit won't get a rise from the dead in your appetite, you must be dead fo sho!
Peace!
WTF, you don't like my ravioli?
My HQL was denied today
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I aimed for 30-06's or 308's or maybe .556 for all meatballs, but I roll my own, and, well, that's why I don't reload.Not only that, I think I can see at least three apostles in those meatballs. It's a sign from St. Clarence of Thomas, a goodly portent indeed.
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Did you tell the truth on the application?My HQL was denied today for charges from 2007 poss/distribution of marijuana I was contacted by MDSP an I got expungement a 1hr later btw the drugs was planted on me by FABIEN LARONDE …BCPD officer who has now been fired!