rmolin73;375070 wrote:This happened to me and my fiance last year in a nice little town called Rudolph.
This pissed this douchebag off but there was nothing he could do but get back in his car and drive off.
queencitybuckeye;375689 wrote:Actually, he could have dicked around with you for a couple of hours completely within the law before driving off. You got lucky for being that stupid.
queencitybuckeye;375689 wrote:Actually, he could have dicked around with you for a couple of hours completely within the law before driving off. You got lucky for being that stupid.
sej;375765 wrote:Hell, getting a dog here takes an hour on a good day. We've waited 3-4 hours for one before.
krazie45;375779 wrote:True, but an officer cannot detain you simply on waiting for the dog to get there. He would need to provide a reason to detain you.
krazie45;375779 wrote:True, but an officer cannot detain you simply on waiting for the dog to get there. He would need to provide a reason to detain you.
Yep. He could simply have asked to search the car (and no, he doesn't need a reason to ask). You refuse, he calls for the dog, you're there an hour or two for contempt of cop.LJ;375782 wrote:Yes they can. It's Ohio Case Law
queencitybuckeye;375790 wrote:Yep. He could simply have asked to search the car (and no, he doesn't need a reason to ask). You refuse, he calls for the dog, you're there an hour or two for contempt of cop.
LJ;375782 wrote:Yes they can. It's Ohio Case Law
LJ;375792 wrote:But denying the cop to search the car is not reasonable suspicion. So if the cop is just trying to hassle you, he can't detain you once you refuse, in the state of Ohio.
I Wear Pants;375805 wrote:I barely have any respect for the police.
Glory Days;375817 wrote:what profession(s) do you respect?
tk421;375810 wrote:Otherwise any cop could pull over and search any vehicle without reasonable suspicion just by asking to search your car. You say no so the cop calls in the dogs and searches anyway. Thankfully, it doesn't work that way.
ZWICK 4 PREZ;375822 wrote:I'm pretty sure if a K9 smells something, it's probable cause to search your car.
tk421;375829 wrote:What I mean is a cop can't pull you over without reasonable suspicion and ask to search your car and use your refusal as reasonable suspicion to go ahead and search anyway. Saying no isn't grounds for the cop to get his way.
sej;375765 wrote:Hell, getting a dog here takes an hour on a good day. We've waited 3-4 hours for one before.
ZWICK 4 PREZ;375831 wrote:maybe not but it happens daily haha
krazie45;375835 wrote:As a result of people that are ill-informed about their rights.
krazie45;375794 wrote:Well then I suppose it would just be an unnecessary hassle for both parties involved.
ZWICK 4 PREZ;375822 wrote:I'm pretty sure if a K9 smells something, it's probable cause to search your car.
