Who refused a search, or turned down a Knock & Talk? share!

[Evades Capture]

Thanks for reminding me why not to share on the internet, troll!

 

[Pythagllio]

It doesn't sound like you kept your cool. No need to say the F word in that transaction, and no reason to shout. Calling the officer 'BUDDY' is disrespectful, and it's certainly untrue that the cop needs a WARRANT to look through the window to see what's in plain sight. Frankly, if you're relating this as it occurred you need to tone it down. There's no requirement for emotional involvement in order to preserve your constitutional rights.

 

[Evades Capture]

Pythagllio, I am Canadian. In our country, you need a warrant to search a car - the officer was in the vehicle without my permission. Also, saying "Buddy" is not disrespectful in Canada, it's a common way to refer to people. Additionally, we don't have "constitutional rights" in Canada, we have charter rights. Furthermore, in Canada, we don't have to cower and fear cops like in America - the guy deserved to be sworn at for violating my rights, just as anybody would. What, because he's a cop I'm supposed to be extra nice? Fuck that!

 

[Weezard]

Nice no cost nuttin'

Nice no cost nuttin'

"What, because he's a cop I'm supposed to be extra nice? Fuck that! "

Not s'poda be!
But it couldn' hurt.

Asserting one's rights, need not be rude, or unpleasant.

'Course.
I wasn't there.
It just might have been appropriate in this particular situation.

Hardly ever is in Hawaii.
"Piss-off!" will get you jailed.
Aloha?
A wave and a smile

Aloha,
Weeze

 

[Pythagllio]

No need to censor yourself. I'm not sure what purpose it serves you to be rude, but you ought to know it pisses people off.

Sorry that you have no use for good advice.