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47of74

(18,470 posts)
Mon Feb 1, 2016, 01:32 AM Feb 2016

Dumb criminals: (Yes, that state) man claims shoes drugs found in belonged to his brother.

Yeah, nice job trying to throw one's sibling under the bus;

Thomas, the patrolman discovered, was driving on a suspended license. Worse, “an odor of marijuana was also coming from the vehicle as I spoke with him,” reported Deputy Guy Habercom.

After directing Thomas to exit the auto, Habercom conducted a search of the suspect that yielded “two baggies of cocaine.” The drugs, which weighed a combined 8.7 grams, were found in Thomas’s right shoe.

Upon being read his rights, Thomas disavowed ownership of the cocaine and claimed that he had “put his brother’s shoes on.”

Despite that valiant attempt to throw his sibling under the bus, Thomas was collared on a felony narcotics possession charge. He was released from jail today after posting $2000 bond, according to court records.


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Dumb criminals: (Yes, that state) man claims shoes drugs found in belonged to his brother. (Original Post) 47of74 Feb 2016 OP
"an odor of marijuana" left-of-center2012 Feb 2016 #1

left-of-center2012

(34,195 posts)
1. "an odor of marijuana"
Mon Feb 1, 2016, 04:28 AM
Feb 2016

Yet what was found was cocaine?
I think cops use "I smell marijuana" as an excuse to do an illegal search.

Just like "I feared for my life" allows cops to kill unarmed citizens.

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