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These rules are usually used as probable cause to target someone the police officer was already targeting. "Profiling" is the better word for it maybe.
by RajT88 3y ago
These rules are usually used as probable cause to target someone the police officer was already targeting. "Profiling" is the better word for it maybe.
- wutwutwat 3y agoIf I chop the muffler off my car and run around revving the hell out of my engine I’m not going to say I was targeted or profiled after I’m pulled over in the vehicle that’s calling out to nearby police to take notice of me, regardless of what I’m ticketed for in the end. The squeaky wheel gets the grease as they say. You don’t want to be “targeted” or “profiled” (which isn’t what that would be anyway), then you need to blend.