Nope, you should not be arrested. As I said, I understand the slippery slope argument. Look at me applying my subjective judgment to differentiate these two sit

Nope, you should not be arrested. As I said, I understand the slippery slope argument. Look at me applying my subjective judgment to differentiate these two situations as if this is real life. Thought exercise - could you construct a hypothetical situation where you/he should be arrested? Clearly there is some line, some combination of evidence and circumstance which would allow justify an arrest and search. And if they are mistaken for doing this and discover they overreacted I'm sure some lawyer will be glad to sue the French government on these technicalities and ensure heads would roll. ;)