SCOTUS: Cops can't force you to wait for K9

[cstone]

Barry Cooper is an interesting character.

He has a unique perspective, but I don't believe I would take legal advice from him. YMMV

[Ronin13]

In 2006, former narcotics officer and current criminal defense expert witness, Barry Cooper, was the first to blow the whistle on drug dog false alerts. Enjoy this comprehensive study of drug dogs which includes videos of false and true alerts.

http://nevergetbusted.com/nevergetbu...ert-200-times/

There are also "studies" done to make it look like "climate change" is predominantly caused by mankind... So what? Do I take some YouTubers and potentially very biased "research" or do I go straight to the source and see if actual cops, who actually do the work and go through the training and hear it from them that they don't train false alerts. I'm well aware of Mr. Cooper, and like many in our own state, I think his love affair with pot has, ahem, clouded his judgment.

This just can't be true! Video evidence? Nah. Seems like whatever I say on this forum must be a load of crap.

Seriously, thanks for posting that.

Not everything, just this. I don't know squat about basketball, so you won't see me posting things about which teams are the best in the NBA.

No, I did not have any kind of contraband in the vehicle.

GSDs have over 2,000,000 scent receptors in their nose... sometimes, like everything else, they make mistakes or have false positives. Nothing in this world is perfect. Sorry your paint got scratched, I truly am, but don't hate me for saying this, sometimes shit happens.

[68Charger]

Barry Cooper is an interesting character.

He has a unique perspective, but I don't believe I would take legal advice from him. YMMV

He's selling a service- "Click To Hire Barry As Your K-9 Expert Witness "\
So this entire article is an ADVERTISEMENT.

Mr. Shaker- I believe you went over the top when you said "Most" K9s are trained to hit on queue...

I could counter that "Most forum reports of damage you see posted are made up"... and I'd probably be more accurate than saying Most K9 units are dirty...
are there dirty cops, and dirty K9 units? I'm sure there are- but you used "Most" in your post, which doesn't help your credibility... it seems inflammatory rather than having a civil discussion.

You decided not to do anything about the damage to your vehicle... you could have complained to the Officer's supervisor yourself without a lawyer and sought compensation from the department, even if a lawyer was involved you could recoup your legal fees...