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pazzyanne

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5. Couldn't disagree more.

Reply to Trust Buster (Reply #4)

Mon Oct 15, 2018, 05:01 PM

Oct 2018

The driver had a right to know why he was pulled over. I've had a few traffic stops and have always been told why before handing over my license. This makes no sense to me.

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Cops in the trump Era [View all] tomhagen Oct 2018 OP

I don't understand why they pulled him over MiniMe Oct 2018 #1

cops in any era. Kurt V. Oct 2018 #2

Driving while black is reasonable suspicion obviously MrScorpio Oct 2018 #3

The police were totally justified IMO. Trust Buster Oct 2018 #4

Couldn't disagree more. pazzyanne Oct 2018 #5

All he had to do was tell him why he was pulled over. kacekwl Oct 2018 #7

If I'm pulled over, I know well enough not to argue, I give them my license and registration Rhiannon12866 Oct 2018 #9

Show me your papers. aeromanKC Oct 2018 #6

Starts with minorities, it will happen to all of us soon. rwsanders Oct 2018 #8