Do not park in Auburn and smoke

[rockcopper]

Police blotter | April 3 - Auburn Reporter

Bagged:


11:26 p.m., 12200 block of Southeast 307th Place. An anonymous neighbor called 911 to report a suspicious occupied vehicle parked on the street. Police contacted the male driver of the vehicle and after discovering 0.5 grams inside his vehicle arrested him for possession of marijuana. The male admitted to smoking the weed shortly before police got there.

What a dip shit.....and what a PO PO!

Be smart peeps! Peace!:beatdeadhorse:

rockcopper Reviewed by rockcopper on 04-08-2009. Do not park in Auburn and smoke Police blotter | April 3 - Auburn Reporter Bagged: 11:26 p.m., 12200 block of Southeast 307th Place. An anonymous neighbor called 911 to report a suspicious occupied vehicle parked on the street. Police contacted the male driver of the vehicle and after discovering 0.5 grams inside his vehicle arrested him for possession of marijuana. The male admitted to smoking the weed shortly before police got there. What a dip shit.....and what a PO PO! Be smart peeps! Peace!:beatdeadhorse: Rating: 5

[seattlesmoke247]

Yep, nobody is safe in any visible place. Be smart everybody.

[the image reaper]

don't smoke illegal drugs in your auto ... also, don't drink alcohol in your car, this isn't that difficult to understand ... you're just doing the cops' jobs for them, "here I am, come arrest me !" :wtf:

[sandybarr]

If you have to medicate in your car hide from public view.Remember unless you are caught in the act they can't do squat.The supreme Court has ruled that cops can no longer use the probable smell excuse to arest you,or search your car.If you keep your mouth shut they can't do anything.They have to actualy see you smoking .

[sandybarr]

Here are some links to back that up


Probable Cause: Washington Supreme Court Rules Marijuana Smell in Vehicle Not Enough to Arrest All Occupants | Stop the Drug War (DRCNet)

Local News | State Supreme Court narrows probable-cause grounds in pot case | Seattle Times Newspaper


http://www.courts.wa.gov/opinions/pdf/810681.opn.pdf