Trip Report: Jail

[ianisakson]

that awesome gourmet breakfast makes me want to spend some time in the slammer.

[reup]

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Gave in and skimmed the story. No miranda rights read stuck out the most. If you got charged with anything it woulda been dropped based on that fact alone.

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Thx for the effort hu for rollz?

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Live? Any day of the week. Online? Don't have time to take 75% of your Blinds while you occasionally pop back with a primo and take them all back. Rinse and repeat until someone gets cold decked.

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You'd be scared of me live I've been to jail.

[RERAISE5823]

A+, would read again. FYI if you're ever in Vail/Aspen, PM me, I live in Glenwood Springs.

[slowhand5]

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btw you should NOT have let that cop search you. Just say SEND ME MY LAWYER FOOL and they have to comply by the constitution. Its hilarious how you kids dont know your rights and just roll over and let the pigs put their fingers in yr fifth pocket without a writ of habeas corpus and a order from the governor.

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Haha I think your joking but if not your a little off. They can search you after they arrest you. Btw habeas corpus has nothing to do with getting searched.

Anyways I worked at the public defenders office and you should of definitly gotten out without spending the night. City jail really really sucks, not that prison is any better but at least you get to go outside there. I worked on a guys case who had to spend a whole year in city jail waiting for his trial and he was on the verge of killing himself before we got him out.

Moral of the story is pay your tickets and dont go to jail.

[PrimogenitoX]

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do you think the respectful way you spoke to the police officers had anything to do with them dropping the drugs charge?

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My interaction with all law enforcement always includes my using the most respectful tones and wording possible despite what I think of my own guilt or innocence in the particular situation. Trust me; this approach is very +EV.

[PrimogenitoX]

And to launch a preemptive strike against the libertarian douches who would have a hissyfit at using the word sir or ma'am when dealing with a police officer; you can be extremely respectful and deferrent WTHOUT forfeiting your rights.

[scott1]

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do you think the respectful way you spoke to the police officers had anything to do with them dropping the drugs charge?

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My interaction with all law enforcement always includes my using the most respectful tones and wording possible despite what I think of my own guilt or innocence in the particular situation. Trust me; this approach is very +EV.

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The fact that there were no drugs and he passed the drug test is why he didn't get charged. A decent lawyer is going to get him off an empty bag charge, so the paperwork is a waste of effort.

[Paulie Walnuts]

From my experience speaking to cops with respect is wwwaaaaayyyyy more likely to lessen the pain. Seen too many people get all cocky and [censored] with the fuzz and have a minor disturbing the peace get turned into that plus resistance to arrest, assault on an officer, etc. when a simple yes Sir I understand would have gotten them off.

[EgoSlasher]

Just curious, if u just ignored the cops lights and pulled into a closed garage in your apt, is there [censored] the cop could do?

[a breath of air]

B+, please clarify what the mysterious fifth pocket is.