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What "significant problems" was he threatening you with?

• lukeqsee 12y ago
  He did not explicitly threaten me. However, because the administration pretty much just listens to what public safety says, things like enrollment were potentially at stake.[0,1] I was not willing to trade those potentials for a search that I knew would result in nothing. [0] This is evidenced by the fact that my initial refusal was brought up later in a meeting with the administration. [1] Imagine with me: officer assumes that my refusal implies possession of banned substance, uses refusal to file a report in that vein, two days later I'm force to prove to the administration that I didn't have the banned substance at the time. That's obviously impossible. Edit: grammar.
  • hellbanner 12y ago
    I think you were bullied with empty threats.