General Reports

**Big Jay** · 11-06-23 01:37

Does anyone know of an OTC that works like viagra. Or does anyone have an extra pill they could spare? I've got an overnight date tomorrow and would like a little boost.

DM if you can help. Thanks.

**MrBrt** · 09-23-23 13:15

That's crazy. Before I go anywhere "interesting" I turn off biometrics unlock on my phone so they can't use it without asking. Maybe I'm paranoid?

Originally Posted by Parkway91 [View Original Post]

That's insane a cop asked to see a cell phone. Talk about illegal search and seizure. Yes, they have a parking ordinance but basically trying to arrest you for pulling into parking lot. They must have a lot of drug activity there as well. Cobb Co LEO hangs out at a lot of the hotels up by Town Center mall too. Funny thing I was on jury duty and they ended up snagging ATL PD officer with a prostitute wanted for murder charges.

**Parkway91** · 09-21-23 23:13

That's insane a cop asked to see a cell phone. Talk about illegal search and seizure. Yes, they have a parking ordinance but basically trying to arrest you for pulling into parking lot. They must have a lot of drug activity there as well. Cobb Co LEO hangs out at a lot of the hotels up by Town Center mall too. Funny thing I was on jury duty and they ended up snagging ATL PD officer with a prostitute wanted for murder charges.

**RowTied85** · 08-23-23 14:49

My number one rule I've told everyone that will listen. If you are going to break the law, only break one at a time. If you have drugs on you, don't break any rules of the road. If you are a felon with a gun, don't break any other laws. You are more likely to get caught when you break more than 1 law. Its less likely that you will get caught if you only break 1 at time.

Originally Posted by Edawg5 [View Original Post]

Why'all! There is a simple script for LEO interaction. Be courteous, but STICK TO IT:

1) "Why did you stop me"?

(No matter what they ask, you say.

2) "I'm not discussing my day".

3) "Am I being detained, or am I free to go".

(Then, either "Thank you" or.

4) I do NOT consent to any search, and I'm invoking the 5th".

5) SHUT THE FUCK UP! (Don't SAY this, LOL. But do it, COMPLETELY. No words after this. Period. Unless arrested, then ONE word: "Lawyer".

**Sgt Lurker** · 08-17-23 09:01

I've told this before. I had to go to work super early one morning and pulled into what was a Waffle House right off FIB & I-20. My spidey senses started tingling so I turned around and left. I was not a mile down I-20 when I get pulled over and he is shining his flashlight in my 4-runner. I asked why he pulled me over and he said they had a report of a stolen 4-runner. I replied, "BS, you pulled me over because got off to get some coffee and did not like the looks of the place. " He chuckled and said, yes, I made a suspicious turn-around in front of an undercover. He told me where I could get some coffee a couple of exits up. That through him off guard and let me go without a million questions.

Originally Posted by JackMehauf [View Original Post]

Exactly! No matter what they ask you, your only response should always be, "Officer, I respectfully decline to answer any question without my lawyer present". Repeat as often as required. Keep in mind they probably know what you are doing / did when they pulled you over. Their problem is that they don't have any proof thus they are relying on YOU to give them the proof they need for an arrest. Don't give it to them. STFU! Without anything to go on, they will have to let you be on you way.

Just go on YouTube and search for "don't talk to police". There are thousands of videos form lawyers telling you what to do when confronted by LEO whether in traffic or otherwise.

P.S. This same advise also applies to any DUI encounters.

**JackMehauf** · 08-16-23 17:03

Originally Posted by Edawg5 [View Original Post]

Why'all! There is a simple script for LEO interaction. Be courteous, but STICK TO IT:

1) "Why did you stop me"?

(No matter what they ask, you say.

2) "I'm not discussing my day".

3) "Am I being detained, or am I free to go".

(Then, either "Thank you" or.

4) I do NOT consent to any search, and I'm invoking the 5th".

5) SHUT THE FUCK UP! (Don't SAY this, LOL. But do it, COMPLETELY. No words after this. Period. Unless arrested, then ONE word: "Lawyer".

Exactly! No matter what they ask you, your only response should always be, "Officer, I respectfully decline to answer any question without my lawyer present". Repeat as often as required. Keep in mind they probably know what you are doing / did when they pulled you over. Their problem is that they don't have any proof thus they are relying on YOU to give them the proof they need for an arrest. Don't give it to them. STFU! Without anything to go on, they will have to let you be on you way.

Just go on YouTube and search for "don't talk to police". There are thousands of videos form lawyers telling you what to do when confronted by LEO whether in traffic or otherwise.

P.S. This same advise also applies to any DUI encounters.

**Edawg5** · 08-15-23 19:08

Why'all! There is a simple script for LEO interaction. Be courteous, but STICK TO IT:

1) "Why did you stop me"?

(No matter what they ask, you say.

2) "I'm not discussing my day".

3) "Am I being detained, or am I free to go".

(Then, either "Thank you" or.

4) I do NOT consent to any search, and I'm invoking the 5th".

5) SHUT THE FUCK UP! (Don't SAY this, LOL. But do it, COMPLETELY. No words after this. Period. Unless arrested, then ONE word: "Lawyer".

Originally Posted by JackMehauf [View Original Post]

According to the 2010 Georgia Code, local governments can enforce traffic laws on private property:

https://law.justia.com/codes/georgia...icle-1/40-6-3/

TITLE 40 - MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC, CHAPTER 6 - UNIFORM RULES OF THE ROAD ARTICLE 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS 40-6-3.

(C) All persons operating vehicles on the roads, streets, and common areas of said privately owned residential property shall be subject to all state and local traffic laws and regulations the same as if such private roads, streets, and common areas were public roads and streets.

(D) Any state or local law enforcement agency empowered to enforce the uniform rules of the road in such area shall have concurrent jurisdiction with the primary local law enforcement agency to enforce the rules of the road on said private property.

**TooHotForYou** · 08-15-23 18:00

Originally Posted by GreaterGator [View Original Post]

If you need an Asian eye candy fix, check out Teso Life in the Great Wall shopping center in Duluth. Similar to a Target, but almost entirely Asian products (including a sexual wellness section).

And OMG, young K girls and other Asian women shopping there will titillate your senses. If you got game, there are probably riches to be had.

This isn't a rehash of the Sweet Hun garb guys were doing on here years ago is it? See it's in the same strip. LOL.

**LocoLover6969** · 08-15-23 09:58

Originally Posted by GreaterGator [View Original Post]

If you need an Asian eye candy fix, check out Teso Life in the Great Wall shopping center in Duluth. Similar to a Target, but almost entirely Asian products (including a sexual wellness section).

And OMG, young K girls and other Asian women shopping there will titillate your senses. If you got game, there are probably riches to be had.

Yes yes yes! Been 5 times.

**GreaterGator** · 08-15-23 09:12

If you need an Asian eye candy fix, check out Teso Life in the Great Wall shopping center in Duluth. Similar to a Target, but almost entirely Asian products (including a sexual wellness section).

And OMG, young K girls and other Asian women shopping there will titillate your senses. If you got game, there are probably riches to be had.

**TooHotForYou** · 08-11-23 21:11

Originally Posted by SgtLurker [View Original Post]

Never to go to a hotel in Norcross! Backing into a parking space is far safer for exiting the space when leaving! I cannot break 35 years of driving practices for some shmuck politicians in Norcross!

That is Freaking ridiculous.

It doesn't fucking matter if you back in or back out. I was at a hotel in Norcross recently after seeing somebody and as I was trying to back out a Gwinnett county cop car was behind me blocking me! I got asked why I was there for a half hour. You are right, fuck going to a hotel in Norcross!

**Sgt Lurker** · 08-11-23 21:01

Never to go to a hotel in Norcross! Backing into a parking space is far safer for exiting the space when leaving! I cannot break 35 years of driving practices for some shmuck politicians in Norcross!

That is Freaking ridiculous.

Originally Posted by JackMehauf [View Original Post]

According to the 2010 Georgia Code, local governments can enforce traffic laws on private property:

https://law.justia.com/codes/georgia...icle-1/40-6-3/

TITLE 40 - MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC, CHAPTER 6 - UNIFORM RULES OF THE ROAD ARTICLE 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS 40-6-3.

(C) All persons operating vehicles on the roads, streets, and common areas of said privately owned residential property shall be subject to all state and local traffic laws and regulations the same as if such private roads, streets, and common areas were public roads and streets.

(D) Any state or local law enforcement agency empowered to enforce the uniform rules of the road in such area shall have concurrent jurisdiction with the primary local law enforcement agency to enforce the rules of the road on said private property.

**JackMehauf** · 08-11-23 17:48

Originally Posted by Loop285 [View Original Post]

I see your point about it potentially being a sting operation. You and Sgt are missing my point about the city ordinance they quoted actually being a legitimate law the city passed. Please check Sec. 8-503 (c) of the city of Norcross code of ordinances.

According to the 2010 Georgia Code, local governments can enforce traffic laws on private property:

https://law.justia.com/codes/georgia...icle-1/40-6-3/

TITLE 40 - MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC, CHAPTER 6 - UNIFORM RULES OF THE ROAD ARTICLE 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS § 40-6-3.

(C) All persons operating vehicles on the roads, streets, and common areas of said privately owned residential property shall be subject to all state and local traffic laws and regulations the same as if such private roads, streets, and common areas were public roads and streets.

(D) Any state or local law enforcement agency empowered to enforce the uniform rules of the road in such area shall have concurrent jurisdiction with the primary local law enforcement agency to enforce the rules of the road on said private property.

**Loop285** · 08-11-23 11:27

I see your point about it potentially being a sting operation. You and Sgt are missing my point about the city ordinance they quoted actually being a legitimate law the city passed. Please check Sec. 8-503 (c) of the city of Norcross code of ordinances.

Originally Posted by BetterThanTV [View Original Post]

I'm not sure you are correct about private property traffic laws. In the state of Michigan where I'm from you would be correct but I'm not sure about GA. I think what Sgt Lurker said is much more probable. Norcross / Tucker is infested with cheap notels that have been a headache for local police for years. A sting is very probable and Gwinnet is known for pushing the limits of what they can and can't legally get away with. This is much different a few miles away in DeKalb. I think your reaction saved your ass big time. Cool, calm and quick thinking slowed them down and you came out the winner. A few years ago I had something similar happen to me in Cobb. After picking up a girl at a hotel I turned out of the parking lot onto the road and immediately had blue lights on all four corners of my vehicle. I am very aware of my surroundings at all times and they literally came out of nowhere. When they approached my window they stated the reason for pulling me over was the fact that my left turn was "too wide". I had never in my life heard of a left turn being "to wide" but I kept my mouth shut. After a few minutes of questioning me and my passenger they informed me they were doing a sting on the hotel. They were looking for "drugs and money". They went on to insist that I had just picked up a prostitute and that she was providing me with drugs. When her and I both correctly answered what the others full names were they backed off this claim. My point here is that it is common when conducting these stings for them to reach really far out there for a reason to pull you over..

**Loop285** · 08-11-23 08:58

Not sting a operation. I posted a screenshot of the actual ordinance and a link to the website, and somehow you still missed it LOL. When you're in the Army, things like tactically parking, and keeping your head on swivel are paramount to your survival. As a civilian, things like reading an entire document, reading the fine print, and using the keyword search button (ctrl + f) can be paramount to your freedom and survival. Please check Sec. 8-503 (c) of the City of Norcross Code of Ordinances. I promise you can't miss it, if you actually read!

Originally Posted by SgtLurker [View Original Post]

I did not see anything in that ordinance about reverse parking. I almost always tactical park, it is part of my Army training. They were running a sting and you got lucky.