10 Rules for Dealing with the Police

[TheVirtualMind]

Oh for the love of god, want to know how not to get "hassled" by the police? Don't break the law.

Now, for those of you who are b*tching about "traffic enforcement," (synergy1), let me try to shed some light...

http://www.gazette.net/stories/072007/frednew171016_32358.shtml

http://goliath.ecnext.com/coms2/gi_0199-2036871/3-million-of-cocaine-seized.html

http://www.corneliuspd.org/index.ph...d=163:traffic-stops&catid=63:general&Itemid=1

http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1P2-10207834.html

Yeah, that really makes those cops sitting on the side of the road, pulling people over for equipment violations, speeding, or drunk driving look like lazy SOB's, right?

 

[Semtex]

This film is 48 minutes long, done by a professional defense lawyer, and it's free.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wXkI4t7nuc




Presently not talking to police is an indicator of terrorism. There were cases of cops slamming cuffs on people because people exercised their rights. Completely bogus charges, and nobody was ever convicted in a court.

Presently there are half a million military troops on our streets, acting as police. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOz6kWBQvqw

I know why they are here and I have an idea on how it's going to go down.

Watch Copenhagen closely. Treaty for global tax on air we exhale and 1-child policy (50% population reduction per generation). Corporations have invested BILLIONS into carbon credit, corporations which have lobbyists. Congress is going to ratify this treaty unless we go completely ape about it. Most likely this treaty will pass congress under a cover of something else very big, such as an immigration bill going through, or a celebrity death.

(Remember Michael Jackson, that was health care bill time, people like myself stalled it)

There is a good chance that tax on air we exhale and 1-child policy will pass. Those troops on our streets are there to make us love it. In case we don't love it? Interment Camps.

It's end of America, end of freedom, troops are here to counteract the actions of patriots who will attempt to overthrow current government structure in order to restore our constitution.


FEMA plays a major role in this scheme. FEMA allows president to suspend constitution by declaring a state of emergency. Picture several nukes going off here and there, tax on air will be back page news bobba.




Now there are two possibilities for you, the reader: either you've made the leap over the fence and escaped the herd, or you are still with the herd, happy and safe, beeaing at anyone that tells you you're going to the slaughter.

I have an excellent analogy for you herding animals.

For those that made the leap and are free, you need to have guns, ammunition, and food. You also need to hide your guns, http://www.hideyourguns.com/ . No one knows how it will go down after they declare martial law. The general consensus is that roads and sea and airports will be closed, there will be house to house searching, and that they will hit first those that are known to them to be "domestic terrorists." For the rest of population, food, power, and water is going to be rationed, for control and for eventual slaughter. I don't know what you have decided you will do, stay and fight, or flea the country. I'm latter presently, I'm thinking of Russia. It is a good idea to see and watch what Russia will do about Copenhagen treaty. If they adopt it, that means Russia is with NWO, if not, that means they are one of the last beacons of freedom left out there. Presently we believe Russia is on our side.

I could go on and reveal higher level knowledge, DUMBS, nukes in orbit to take out DUMBS, and all that goes with that. But I assume even the escaped sheep has a limited perspective, and only time can widen the view. If your'e awake eventually you will discover that information for yourself.

 

[The Piano Master]

Blow me, troll.

Troll??? Wow, to think you are calling me out on that after what, 115 posts or so. Your radar must be great. As for "blowing you," - I figure you're not getting much of that outside of sosuave, right? Otherwise you wouldn't be here, trying to figure out how to bang chicks - so start spending more time engaging all of our DJ brothers instead of defending no good pigs. :trouble:

 

[PRMoon]

There's a lot of good insight in those links. Some of that stuff I didn't even know and I've had tons of run ins with the law.

I still don't understand why so many people here are afraid or angry at cops I've meet good and bad cops time and time again and the one constant that keeps me in it is the same as what makes me a good DJ. I remain calm when I encounter cops just as I would a super model. It's really that easy. If my rights are going to be violated and there's nothing I can do then that's just the way the ball bounces. I have a full time lawyer for that I can collect a badge number and relay the events to him and get my justice that way. But really, and again I've partaken in crime before, cops generally aren't that interested in wasting my or their time on BS. Almost all cops want to fight crime and make a name for themselves. I got harassed tons but I was known to associate with dubious characters.

Maybe I'm unique from you guys in that I've got more experience with them or something. If you speak to cops in a respectful tone and follow basic instructions, 99 times out of 100 you'll be fine. When I say respectful I don't mean "yes masta" respectful I mean respect the fact that this guy has had training to deal with the public and he'll go easy on you if you make his job easier to do. If you're a criminal then you kind of have to go the extra mile. When a cop takes you for a ride it's kind of like poker and you're behind. Typically you just want to say enough to point them in the right direction for what ever it is they'er looking for but don't give up enough where they're going to want to take you to the station house for further questioning. That's a lot trickier then it sounds because you don't want to get into a shouting match with a detective or worse DEA for too little but again going down town is always the worst. Beat cops won't give you too much trouble so long as you don't have anything on you and there hasn't been a crime committed where you were in the area.

I can get deeper in to how to deal with law enforcement but I'm not all that comfortable doing it in a public venue. If you want to know more about how it all works feel free to IM me and I'll answer to the best of my ability.

 

[Xx1]

I Didn't talk to police - and it got me in trouble!

One time I was with my brother and 2 friends when those 2 friends got in a fight. then everybody just ran away in their own direction (except me and my brother ran together).

We got arrested 15 blocks away (the cops didn't see us run because we slowed down after a few blocks), asking where we were going, and we said "home" (truth) - it was even on the way, they said there was a fight and that we're getting booked because we were "involved" (which we weren't)

We were put in separate rooms where we were interrogated. My brother talked to police, and they released him hours later. Me, I refused, and asked for a lawyer. They didn't grant my wish, and booked me that night for assault 2.

Later, when I asked why they didn't give me a lawyer, they said I was getting booked anyway, and a state lawyer wasn't available at 3am (I also told them to call a number of a friend (I told them he was my lawyer) they refused. I stayed in jail for a week, and then when the court came up, they had absolutely no evidence and the charges were dropped (felony)

Makes me think that they thought I was guilty because I "insisted" on a lawyer. Had I talk to them in the interrogation room, I would have been released the same night.

Yes, this was in America.