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In reply to the discussion: A whole new meaning to "highway robbery" [View all]rbrnmw
(7,160 posts)127. what are you talking about?
Did you read the OP or the article linked? It seems like you either didn't or you didn't quite comprehend it. These are people who have the money for legitimate reasons and it was seized but they weren't charged with a crime.
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Between this and Bloomberg's Stop and Frisk program in NYC, we clearly are a police state.
NYC_SKP
Sep 2014
#3
I have little sympathy for people who shrink wrap 100k cash and hide in their gas tanks
Hemmingway
Sep 2014
#9
The LAW says that people need not prove their innocence; the courts must prove guilt. DUHHHHHHHHHHH.
WinkyDink
Sep 2014
#59
Sure I have. Not my fault that burying your head in the sand is more appealing than a debate.
Hemmingway
Sep 2014
#77
I hope nobody alerts on your posts. (Way too common on this site, in my opinion.)
20score
Sep 2014
#53
Newsflash: YOUR PERSONAL OPINIONS do not comprise nor do they supersede the U.S. Constitution.
WinkyDink
Sep 2014
#58
If someone can afford to smuggle a huge amount of cash, they can afford an attorney.
Hemmingway
Sep 2014
#99
An article about a small handful of seizures cherry picked to make a point.
Hemmingway
Sep 2014
#109
Google "cops seizing property at traffic stops" and be enlightened. It could happen to you.
Booster
Sep 2014
#126
So was sending an alert saying a long time Duer was stupid. Nice that 7-0 leave lost you alert privi
uppityperson
Sep 2014
#86
The bigger concern is that he uses this point of view in the course of his duties
CreekDog
Sep 2014
#26
Exactly! Some people are involved in illegal activities! Since that is true, nothing should be
20score
Sep 2014
#24
third world police state, we need to start taking power away from our idiot cops
whereisjustice
Sep 2014
#14
Police unions and advocacy groups aggressively fight to keep this program.
Dawson Leery
Sep 2014
#46