Discussion for all the internet lawyers regarding possible mag limits and state lines.

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Originally Posted by hghclsswhitetrsh

Theres dogs that can specifically sniff out bed bugs. Shouldn't be an issue.

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Hopps no 9 ruin a dogs sniffer for a week

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Originally Posted by jim

And there is also not enough funding (for now) to be worried about gun magazine "smugglers" a comin across da wyo border Whooping and A Hollerin, Hollerin and a Whooping.

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What in the wide, wide world... never mind.

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Originally Posted by Dingo

I'm picturing Burt Reynolds jumping his car off a conveniently-placed ramp across the state line, yelling something witty like, "yeehaw", a few PMAGs spilling out of a trunk packed full of them. With thirty or so cop cars in hot pursuit, citizens and sparkly-eyed girls and boys cheering his triumphant return to Colorado.

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The General Lee chased by Roscoe P Coaltrain

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Originally Posted by brutal

What in the wide, wide world... never mind.

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I get no kicks from champagne.......................

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Originally Posted by clublights

I've "heard" of folks getting busted doing fireworks runs .. but that only seems to happen very close to the 4th of july..... go buy them in march .. no issue..

I doubt CSP can afford the man power to keep up 365 days a year.

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I'm one of the people that brings over fireworks from Wyoming. The first year I made a run over I was driving a 95 Mitsubishi Eclipse. As I'm sure you're aware there's not a lot of room to store things in those cars. I had fireworks piled so high you couldn't see out the back window and anyone looking in could obviously see the fireworks. I didn't have any problems that year and I never got pulled over.

The year before last I made a run to Cheyenne on the 4th. A few friends chipped in some last minute cash so I hopped in the car and headed up. Half way to Cheyenne one of my friends called and said to be careful because they heard the state patrol was watching people leave the firework stores and pulling them over the minute they got on the Colorado side so they could confiscate the fireworks. I didn't see a single trooper within 50 miles of the border coming or going.

After more than a decade of making Wyoming fireworks runs I honestly believe the stories you hear are nothing more than BS stories.

The last few years I've gone up I've kept my cell phone at the ready so that in the event I was pulled over I could record my interaction with the LEO that stopped me. If you are not breaking the law the LEO has no right to stop you. If you do not give probable cause the LEO has no right to search your vehicle. Randomly pulling over someone who is breaking no laws in order to search their vehicle without probable cause because they just drove over the boarder is 100% illegal.

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Originally Posted by BigDee

I'm one of the people that brings over fireworks from Wyoming. The first year I made a run over I was driving a 95 Mitsubishi Eclipse. As I'm sure you're aware there's not a lot of room to store things in those cars. I had fireworks piled so high you couldn't see out the back window and anyone looking in could obviously see the fireworks. I didn't have any problems that year and I never got pulled over.

The year before last I made a run to Cheyenne on the 4th. A few friends chipped in some last minute cash so I hopped in the car and headed up. Half way to Cheyenne one of my friends called and said to be careful because they heard the state patrol was watching people leave the firework stores and pulling them over the minute they got on the Colorado side so they could confiscate the fireworks. I didn't see a single trooper within 50 miles of the border coming or going.

After more than a decade of making Wyoming fireworks runs I honestly believe the stories you hear are nothing more than BS stories.

The last few years I've gone up I've kept my cell phone at the ready so that in the event I was pulled over I could record my interaction with the LEO that stopped me. If you are not breaking the law the LEO has no right to stop you. If you do not give probable cause the LEO has no right to search your vehicle. Randomly pulling over someone who is breaking no laws in order to search their vehicle without probable cause because they just drove over the boarder is 100% illegal.

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[LOL] Green / CO tags between June-Aug is reasonable suspicion when crossing back from wyo for potential transportation of Illegal fireworks.
Profile is usually younger males [under 40] and or vehicles that a CSP LCSO or WCSO had pass them with in a 1-2 hr period.

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Originally Posted by BigDee

If you are not breaking the law the LEO has no right to stop you. If you do not give probable cause the LEO has no right to search your vehicle. Randomly pulling over someone who is breaking no laws in order to search their vehicle without probable cause because they just drove over the boarder is 100% illegal.

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But it happens. I hear about people with Colorado plates heading East getting pulled over on suspicion of transporting marijuana because they are driving a beater vehicle with certain bumperstickers and are in their 20s.

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Originally Posted by Dingo

I'm picturing Burt Reynolds jumping his car off a conveniently-placed ramp across the state line, yelling something witty like, "yeehaw", a few PMAGs spilling out of a trunk packed full of them. With thirty or so cop cars in hot pursuit, citizens and sparkly-eyed girls and boys cheering his triumphant return to Colorado.

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Originally Posted by brutal

The General Lee chased by Roscoe P Coaltrain

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I was thinking just some good ol boys, never meaning no harm... Smuggling boxes of PMAGs in the trunk of the General Lee. [LOL]