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not really, they had no probable cause. an eerie text message is not probable cause - it didn't specify the whom or the what. his gun was legal, hence the cha
by johnmarcus 7y ago
not really, they had no probable cause. an eerie text message is not probable cause - it didn't specify the whom or the what. his gun was legal, hence the charges dropped. so basically, he was arrested for having a tiny bit of weed. That's not fair, that's obnoxious and a waste of tax payers money in every obvious regard, and a further waste of taxpayers money for the consequence of police officers pushing too hard.