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Assuming nothing in the story is an outright lie or fabrication, I don't know what additional details could justify any of this.

• assimpleaspossi 3y ago
  For example, the one case involves the girl's boyfriend and drugs. It's passed almost as an aside but no one gets that brought up if there isn't more to the story. The first story sounds more innocent but how do both of these apply to the volume of other cases? The article makes it sound like all of them would be similarly innocent.
  • jamilton 3y ago
    To me, in Wilson's case it seems irrelevant if the boyfriend was a drug dealer or not, or even if she herself suspected of something. If that's the case, charge one or both of them, there's no just reason to take the car. A hypothetical situation that could somewhat justify the police taking someone's car would be if the car was known to be stolen, but presumably she wouldn't be able to apply to get it back in that case, so that doesn't seem to be the case.
    • assimpleaspossi 3y ago
      As I said, there must be more to this story.