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So drug dogs become a kind of police "search anything" power totem. (This as opposed to the "kill anything" power totem that is the cops brain and tongue via I
by javajosh 11y ago
So drug dogs become a kind of police "search anything" power totem.
(This as opposed to the "kill anything" power totem that is the cops brain and tongue via I thought he had a gun or I thought my life was in danger; or the "break into people's home and terrorize them" power totem of the knock-less warrant; or the "track anyone, listen to anyone" power totem of the Patriot Act, etc. at the federal level.)
- joeax 11y agoYou forgot "he reached for my gun" or in the case of Zachary Hammond, "he tried to kill me by ramming me with his car" (by pulling into a parking spot).
- merpnderp 11y agoBefore the US revolutionary war they were called "General Warrants" and allowed British soldiers to search and seize as they pleased.