| Originally Posted by Wolfman These techniques are top-secret. To post them online, in a public forum, would result in a blanket party for all involved, the likes of which the modern world has never borne witness. But really. What cop would ever come to a place like this and ask such a question. My advice is to just keep hiding the weed in the center console, the cops never look there. |
| Originally Posted by krypto98 I was just curious if anyone had an insight on what they look for on a vehicle if they suspect there is contraband on board. Being new to this. I use just traffic violations for the stop and then talk to the operator and passengers while using my senses. Any info on what others use as clues or red flags would be most helpful. thank you |
| Originally Posted by krypto98 I was just curious if anyone had an insight on what they look for on a vehicle if they suspect there is contraband on board. Being new to this. I use just traffic violations for the stop and then talk to the operator and passengers while using my senses. Any info on what others use as clues or red flags would be most helpful. thank you |
| Originally Posted by krypto98 I was just curious if anyone had an insight on what they look for on a vehicle if they suspect there is contraband on board. Being new to this. I use just traffic violations for the stop and then talk to the operator and passengers while using my senses. Any info on what others use as clues or red flags would be most helpful. thank you |
| Originally Posted by USMCMP5811 Under the front seat is always a good place too.... |
| Originally Posted by Sgt K kryoto98, Since you are new around here and people know that some of the folks on this site don't always play nice with the new guy, I'd like to welcome you and share a morsel of drug interdiction brilliance: In my spare time when I am not attending law school, teaching at an academy, or working 40 hours a week at scenic Melrose PD; I get to travel around the U.S., Canada, and the Caribbean teaching street level narcotics to inspiring minds exactly like you. Normally, you'd pay a company a couple of hundred dollars for a one day class in drugs to get "bonus" tips like exactly this: 1) A lot of folks doing interdiction are type "A", really, really driven goal oriented individuals. Often they get so focused on the prize...your license and registration......that they never ever look in obvious hiding places. It's for that reason that I suggest you: a) Get some of your best "B.C. bud", roll-up a "fatty", and put it behind your left ear. b) In addition, put the baggy with the rest of the weed and your papers in the ashtray. The LEO's doing interdiction will never ever see either location........remember their prize......they just want your license and registration card. And people think interdiction is difficult! Check back and let me know how you make out! </IMG> |
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