Re: Just Say NO
 

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I went back because I thought the cops only wanted to talk to me.

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LOL

Re: Arrested at Foxwoods and banned for life
 

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sometimes when something abnormal happens, even while under the influence, if it gets your addrenaline going enough it can reverse the affects of the substance in you. try getting pulled over while having a slight buzz. you will mentally feel more sober then you ever have in your life.

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Yes.

Re: Arrested at Foxwoods and banned for life
 

HAve dial up internet so can't browse to see if this has been covered yet,,,, but you seem to admit in your story that you drove drunk after being kicked out?

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Daymmmn, OP's the douche after all the waiting. oh well.

Re: Arrested at Foxwoods and banned for life
 

All this macho stuff with cops is retarded. Telling a cop "get a warrent or let me go is pretty dumb".

Saying "I'm sorry my friend was being such a douche. He is actually a good guy and just got out of hand, please let me go he will certainly regret this tomorrow" is a good line

Quickly deleting his number from your phone + saying you don't know it is a pretty good line.

Either one of those will make everyone happy. The first one is prefered since the casino really just wants to whip out its [censored] and cops are generally trying to do as little work as possible and you don't have to commit a crime by lying to the cops just in case.

Basicly anything that doesn't involve hanging around at the scene or making the cops angry is an excellent line.

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It's got nothing to do with respect for the police. It's got to do with actually having been arrested a few times and detained plenty other and knowing how far "I know my rights!" actually gets you in real life.

Whatever, didn't expect my post to be popular - just was kind of lame how everyone was piling on the "snitch" when his friend is clearly a jackass who got what he had coming to him (and a drunk driver).

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You are probably the same kind of person who thinks saying "no" to a vehicle search doesn't work. If you seriously think that a solid knowledge of your rights and the ability to calmly and confidently look a cop in the eye and defend yourself doesn't get you anywhere, you are sadly mistaken. I for one am [censored] glad my friends and myself don't cave as easily as you do. Believe what you wanna believe, but after being pulled over for doing 24 over the speed limit, me and 2 friends pulled out of the car and questioned separately about a certain "odor," with enough [censored] in the car to send us straight to jail (no "1st offense" [censored], straight to [censored] federal prison [censored]), and the 3 of us driving away with a verbal warning to "slow down driving home from guys' nite out," you'll have a [censored] hard time convincing me.

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sorry not everyone is as intelligent in the ways of the world as you. who chose to drive 24 over the speed limit with the possibility of federal prison if you got busted.

Re: Just Say NO
 

snitches get stitches son