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innerSpaceman · 09-11-2007, 07:08 PM

Yeah, I don't think a parole-violator who runs a red light with a suitcase full of obviously stolen goods has the brightness of a red light bulb to have declined permission to search the suitcase.

Of course, he may have figured that once his record came up as a parolee on the red light citation, the officer would already have probable cause to search the contents of the vehicle. Or he may have thought his story about someone else throwing the suitcase back there (I didn't know it was a pick-up truck when I posted this thread) would only hold water if he didn't object to it being searched.

Um, guess he forgot where he put his wallet.

I don't think we need worry about world domination from this particular criminal mastermind.

DreadPirateRoberts · 09-11-2007, 08:43 PM

If you go to http://www.occourts.org/, click on the case info, and put in his last name. There are at least 12 cases in OC concerning him, with charges like:

Possession of a controlled substance, Evading a peace officer/reckless driving, Driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs, Corporal injury - on spouse/cohabitant, Dissuade witness by force, Driving On Suspended License, Corporal injury - repeat offender, to Fraudulently acquires, or retains personal identifying information of another

Don't forget to look into restitution.

09-11-2007, 07:08 PM	#1
innerSpaceman Kink of Swank Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Inner Space Posts: 13,075	Yeah, I don't think a parole-violator who runs a red light with a suitcase full of obviously stolen goods has the brightness of a red light bulb to have declined permission to search the suitcase. Of course, he may have figured that once his record came up as a parolee on the red light citation, the officer would already have probable cause to search the contents of the vehicle. Or he may have thought his story about someone else throwing the suitcase back there (I didn't know it was a pick-up truck when I posted this thread) would only hold water if he didn't object to it being searched. Um, guess he forgot where he put his wallet. I don't think we need worry about world domination from this particular criminal mastermind.
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09-11-2007, 08:43 PM	#2
DreadPirateRoberts Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 2,483	If you go to http://www.occourts.org/, click on the case info, and put in his last name. There are at least 12 cases in OC concerning him, with charges like: Possession of a controlled substance, Evading a peace officer/reckless driving, Driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs, Corporal injury - on spouse/cohabitant, Dissuade witness by force, Driving On Suspended License, Corporal injury - repeat offender, to Fraudulently acquires, or retains personal identifying information of another Don't forget to look into restitution.
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