A King County Sheriff's Office deputy was arrested Thursday on suspicion of helping his wife start a prostitution business, as well as stealing ammunition from the Sheriff's Office firing range and dabbling in a number of illegal drugs
The problem is then, what is a funeral precession and where is it written that they can endanger the public? If you are running red lights and KILL a mother and baby, then who is going to be at fault? That is the WHOLE reason they have police escorts, to ensure that breaking the laws doesn't endanger anyone. I guess if it's just "free for all" do what you want lawlessness, then anything goes, but I dont think that guy has the right to endanger all of us because he couldn't arrange an escort.imo there is an unwritten common courtesy to let the entire funeral procession pass unhindered.
Emergency vehicles w lights and sireens exempted of course...
This has been my experience, but then it has been in smaller towns and cities...ie 8 000-250 000. No idea if the courtesy is extended to the big city, or outside of my geo area of southwestern ontario...
is this the origin of 'mobius strip'? sure seems like itThe problem is then, what is a funeral precession and where is it written that they can endanger the public? If you are running red lights and KILL a mother and baby, then who is going to be at fault? That is the WHOLE reason they have police escorts, to ensure that breaking the laws doesn't endanger anyone. I guess if it's just "free for all" do what you want lawlessness, then anything goes, but I dont think that guy has the right to endanger all of us because he couldn't arrange an escort.
An update on this one.http://reason.com/blog/2014/05/30/sheriff-in-burned-baby-raid-wants-your-p
if it can stack blocks, it can shoot, and must be dealt with accordingly
Denver police showed up last week at Maryjane's Social Club, one of dozens of private pot-smoking clubs in Colorado operating in a legal gray area. The officers handcuffed smokers, seized drug paraphernalia and ticketed the club's owner for violating state law banning indoor cigarette smoking.
owners are morons.
But the Florida Supreme Court says:In 2010, a deputy in Florida's Escambia County saw one Kendrick Van Teamer drive by in a bright green Chevrolet. The deputy ran his plates, and found the registration matched a blue Chevrolet. There were no warrants out for Teamer, no reports of stolen vehicles and no pending crimes that involved either a blue or green Chevy. Teamer also wasn't violating any traffic laws.
The color discrepancy here is not “inherently suspicious” or “unusual” enough or so “out of the ordinary” as to provide an officer with a reasonable suspicion of criminal activity, especially given the fact that it is not against the law in Florida to change the color of your vehicle without notifying the DHSMV.
<edit> totally sniped in the toke up thread.Seattle Police Chief Kathleen O'Toole said staff reviewing data to prepare the department's first biannual report on marijuana enforcement found that 66 of 83 citations for public pot use were given out by just one officer.
"In some instances, the officer added notes to the tickets," O'Toole said in a statement, adding that some of the notes requested the attention of City Attorney Peter Holmes and were addressed to "Petey Holmes."
"This was not a choke hold," Pat Lynch, head of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, told a press conference, referring to a July 17 incident in which Eric Garner, accused of selling illegal cigarettes on a Staten Island street, died after a scuffle with police.