Streetwalker Reports

[QUOTE=Wamo25;1370443]Ok so I just watched that youtube video, or most of it. I watched the entire part of the lawyer's side and part of the Officer's side. What I want to know, when they say do not talk to an officer under ANY circumstances, do they litterally mean that in any situation possible. Lets say I'm driving in Nowatney, I forget to put my turn signal on as I'm coming up to a stop sign, which now LEO has a 'justifiable' reason to pull me over. If he asks me why did I not put up my signal would it be a good Idea to just say "I plead the 5th" and / or if he asks me what am I doing driving in this area do I also just say "I plead the 5th"? I need help on this.[/QUOTE]If he asks you a question and you answer it. No mater how insignificant you may think. You just gave up your right to remain silent. Always answer his question with a question.

Watch this one:

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqMjMPlXzdA&feature=related[/url]

JJ

[QUOTE=L Spooner;1370693]I tell people to never say anything more than yes, sir / no, sir. If a question can't be answered with that, keep silent.[/QUOTE]Just thought of another dynamic to ponder. Where does not incriminating ones self end and obstructing an investigation begin?

[QUOTE=AstroMonger;1371447]Just thought of another dynamic to ponder. Where does not incriminating ones self end and obstructing an investigation begin?[/QUOTE]I know I'm in no hurry to go to jail.

I was watching traffic court in Tampa a few years ago, I was a witness in another case. I saw a lawyer, beat a ticket for a guy who did not even show up in court! The lawyer got the cop to say why he pulled the guy over in the first place. The cop said the guy spun his wheels when the light turned green. That was basically it. Turns out a cop can't pull you over for just that. So everything after that had to be thrown out. Window tint, seat belts, whatever else he wrote tickets for was thrown out! Without a legit reason to pull you over, everything else is gone, just like it never happened. A good lawyer is worth every cent. Keep a number for one in your brain at all times. (they take your phone and wallet at the jail) An arrest is bad but a conviction is much worse.

You boys need to stop chasing poon and get into church. Buncha Heathens!

[QUOTE=Troop;1371598]You boys need to stop chasing poon and get into church. Buncha Heathens![/QUOTE]He's a glass house! He's mighty, mighty, letin' it all hang out!

Nice to see Troop is back from 'vacation' that is what we call it, right?

Welcome back Troop, I missed the snide remarks.

[QUOTE=Jimjames; 1370978]If he asks you a question and you answer it. No mater how insignificant you may think. You just gave up your right to remain silent. Always answer his question with a question.

JJ[/QUOTE]You cannot give up your right to remain silent, even implicitly. If you answer a question or fifty, and then decide that you don't want to talk any more, you can plead the 5th at that time. If later you decide you want to talk some more, you can do that, too. As a constitutional right, you can invoke the 5th Amendment any time you want. If you want to plead the 5th on the odd numbered questions, knock yourself out.

While I still recommend not talking to the police, it is absolutely untrue that you can give up your 5th Amendment right to remain silent simply by answering a question. Just not so. In fact, the 5th Amendment is so utterly inviolable that even convicted serial killers still possess to their dying breath. It is irrevocable and can be used at any time.

[QUOTE=Tampa Monger; 1371763]You cannot give up your right to remain silent, even implicitly. If you answer a question or fifty, and then decide that you don't want to talk any more, you can plead the 5th at that time. If later you decide you want to talk some more, you can do that, too. As a constitutional right, you can invoke the 5th Amendment any time you want. If you want to plead the 5th on the odd numbered questions, knock yourself out.

While I still recommend not talking to the police, it is absolutely untrue that you can give up your 5th Amendment right to remain silent simply by answering a question. Just not so. In fact, the 5th Amendment is so utterly inviolable that even convicted serial killers still possess to their dying breath. It is irrevocable and can be used at any time.[/QUOTE]Instead of "You just gave up your right to remain silent." I should have said,"You should never give up."

JJ

Ok so If I do everything right (put my turning signal, fully stop at stop sign, have car insurance, tag is up to date, etc) and a cop stops me out of suspicion, and asks me what I am doing in that certain area, I could say that I am looking for some investment property and have proof. So that is what I should do correct, I shouldn't just stay silent? Also, I think from what I read in another post, you can get pulled over just for 'waving' to a girl, or 'calling' out, can they give you a ticket or arrest you for that. And what about the case in which If already have a girl in the car and he pulls me over, do I still say that I am looking for investment property with her or what do I do? I just can't let it get to the point where I would have to call a lawyer if I had to as previously mentioned, the point is for me to be able to just talk to Seargent hard ass, and be on my way with no problem. Any ideas?

[QUOTE=Wamo25;1373119]Ok so If I do everything right (put my turning signal, fully stop at stop sign, have car insurance, tag is up to date, etc) and a cop stops me out of suspicion, and asks me what I am doing in that certain area, I could say that I am looking for some investment property and have proof. So that is what I should do correct, I shouldn't just stay silent? Also, I think from what I read in another post, you can get pulled over just for 'waving' to a girl, or 'calling' out, can they give you a ticket or arrest you for that. And what about the case in which If already have a girl in the car and he pulls me over, do I still say that I am looking for investment property with her or what do I do? I just can't let it get to the point where I would have to call a lawyer if I had to as previously mentioned, the point is for me to be able to just talk to Seargent hard ass, and be on my way with no problem. Any ideas?[/QUOTE]Any ideas?

Just play it safe and never leave the house.

Yeah, stay away from Street walkers. Bill Ho.

[QUOTE=Wamo25;1373119]Ok so If I do everything right (put my turning signal, fully stop at stop sign, have car insurance, tag is up to date, etc) and a cop stops me out of suspicion, and asks me what I am doing in that certain area, I could say that I am looking for some investment property and have proof. So that is what I should do correct, I shouldn't just stay silent? Also, I think from what I read in another post, you can get pulled over just for 'waving' to a girl, or 'calling' out, can they give you a ticket or arrest you for that. And what about the case in which If already have a girl in the car and he pulls me over, do I still say that I am looking for investment property with her or what do I do? I just can't let it get to the point where I would have to call a lawyer if I had to as previously mentioned, the point is for me to be able to just talk to Seargent hard ass, and be on my way with no problem. Any ideas?[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Wamo25;1373119]Ok so If I do everything right (put my turning signal, fully stop at stop sign, have car insurance, tag is up to date, etc) and a cop stops me out of suspicion, and asks me what I am doing in that certain area, I could say that I am looking for some investment property and have proof. So that is what I should do correct, I shouldn't just stay silent? Also, I think from what I read in another post, you can get pulled over just for 'waving' to a girl, or 'calling' out, can they give you a ticket or arrest you for that. And what about the case in which If already have a girl in the car and he pulls me over, do I still say that I am looking for investment property with her or what do I do? I just can't let it get to the point where I would have to call a lawyer if I had to as previously mentioned, the point is for me to be able to just talk to Seargent hard ass, and be on my way with no problem. Any ideas?[/QUOTE]Some folks ain't got what it takes. You need to think on your feet. Every stop is unique I can't tell you what to do. You should stay at home.

Skip out!

[QUOTE=Bill Ho;1373454]Yeah, stay away from Street walkers. Bill Ho.[/QUOTE]I think I might actually, but not because of the confusion actually. Its just because of a very recent encounter I had with a Backpage User, I wrote about on the Backpage reviews thread, just incase anyone does see her for some reason, please stay away from Victoria at all costs. I did not heed the warnings, and payed dearly.

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Situation: Cost:

Legal advice from a fellow monger = free.

Probable SW cost from HC LEO = $500.

Not using a condom = maybe life.

Streetwalker Reports about SW's = PRICELESS.

Longtime reader. First time poster. Let's get back to the hos bros.

I thought I remember seeing a recent post about North of Fowler or Fletcher and that's outside the jurisdiction or something to that affect? Meaning that legally Fletcher and North where "out of bounds" for LE. Any clarification?

[QUOTE=Tailsct;1373564]I thought I remember seeing a recent post about North of Fowler or Fletcher and that's outside the jurisdiction or something to that affect? Meaning that legally Fletcher and North where "out of bounds" for LE. Any clarification?[/QUOTE]What you probably read was where the boundary lines were for the city of Tampa. Getting busted within the city limits means you are subjected to the laws of the city as oppossed to the laws of Hillsborough County.