General Reports

I am anal (no pun intended) with my screening, however sometimes they get by. I was in georgia and had a man I screened come up after running his number as a man that does the date then literally beats the shit out of the woman. I missed him by a hair. I had his numbers locked in and knew his car, he switched it all up and came back to see my girlfriend last night. I had to call one of my regulars and ask him to go help her.

I ran a man's number in baltimore, he came up legit and even had a long history of ter reviews. He came to my room and tried to rob me and this was in a upscale hotel.

Someone can check out and look normal and turn out to be a psycho.

I have had so many experience sometimes you have to rely on your gut. I have canceled legit sounding appts just on that cold feeling in my gut.

[QUOTE=Nnms46]I'm sure he passed the prerequisite " light screening " test with flying colors. Pun intended on this one.

Nnms46.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Goddess]I am anal (no pun intended) with my screening, however sometimes they get by. I was in georgia and had a man I screened come up after running his number as a man that does the date then literally beats the shit out of the woman. I missed him by a hair. I had his numbers locked in and knew his car, he switched it all up and came back to see my girlfriend last night. I had to call one of my regulars and ask him to go help her.

I ran a man's number in baltimore, he came up legit and even had a long history of ter reviews. He came to my room and tried to rob me and this was in a upscale hotel.

Someone can check out and look normal and turn out to be a psycho.

I have had so many experience sometimes you have to rely on your gut. I have canceled legit sounding appts just on that cold feeling in my gut.[/QUOTE]

With the current economic plight of so many people right now, there are I'm sure a lot of people out there doing things they would have never tried a year ago, so yes your only defense right now is your gut instinct, don't let the money get in the way of your best self defense weapon.

[QUOTE=VerySlowly]Now, Justice John Paul Stevens' majority opinion limits post-arrest vehicle searches to two circumstances: when the officer has reason to believe the car contains evidence related to the crime the person is being arrested for; and when the person being arrested is within reach of weapons or evidence inside the passenger compartment.

Until now, traffic stops have been a leading way for officers to find evidence of other crimes.

For example, someone stopped for rolling through a stop sign might end up getting arrested for driving with a suspended license. But while the person is sitting in the back of a police cruiser, the officer might also search the car and find a bag of cocaine and a stolen gun.

Under the new ruling, such a search would be prohibitive on its own merit, because driving with a suspended license involves no physical evidence that might be hidden in the car.

"My main reason for posting this is the talk of searches finding condoms in the car etc. Upon the initial stop unless there is evidence in plain sight that indicates evidence of a crime( grenades on seat ,Kilo of white powder, bag of what looks like marijuana, bloody knife.) There is no probable cause for a search and the only one that can or will give permission for said search is YOU." They will intimidate you with "If you have nothing to hide why not let us search the vehicle then you can be on your way otherwise we'll have to impound your car etc.etc.."

The new ruling prohibits them from searching your car for evidence of other crimes if your stop was for speeding etc. ,etc. if they arrest you.

Bottom line: KNOW YOUR RIGHTS AND DEMAND THEM.---VS[/QUOTE]
I agree with you but normally when someone is arrested. The officer(s) will search the vehicle without permission. Officers have been crossing the line.

[QUOTE=Orlando J]I agree with you but normally when someone is arrested. The officer(s) will search the vehicle without permission. Officers have been crossing the line.[/QUOTE]

You are so true....cops always cross the line.

I got pulled over for a blown license plate light. Cops asked me what I was doing in the area and I wasnt even mongering....I was driving from a friend's house to my house. I told him what I was doing and he said ok....he was pretty cool....it was cop number 2 who showed up(Ive noticed with routine pull overs never just 1 cop car but a few show up) anyway 2nd cop was a real jerk. Asked me if he could search my car and I flat told him NO!

He said if I have nothing there why cant he search it, I answered how do I know you wont plant anything there just to make a bust? He told me well I can order the K9 unit and if the K9 smells anything we can search the car without your consent.....I told him how do I know you dont have a certain signal so the K9 barks making it look like he found something.

I told him see where I come from there are alot of corrupt cops so I dont trust any cops.....and if you want to search my carr then get a warrant.

He was real upset because I didnt let him search but by this time cop#1 had written the ticket for the blown light and let me go.

So I always stick to my guns and never let a cop search because you never know who is a corrupt cop.

[/Quote] He told me well I can order the K9 unit and if the K9 smells anything we can search the car without your consent.....I told him how do I know you dont have a certain signal so the K9 barks making it look like he found something. [/QUOTE

It happened to me and another male friend,we were returning on I-95 in 1999 from a trade show in the Carolinas. The cop was sitting in a patch of woods with his headlights on in the median between the split highways. We passed, my buddy was driving I saw the cop pull out ,I looked at our speed, 76MPH, cop followed us for several miles, then turned on the lights. We pulled over and after the usual crap (We were driving a rental car with Fl.Tags) a second car pulls up with a dog in it. After a mini conversation they ask if the dog can walk around the car, in order to do this he asked me to crack all the doors and hood and trunk, I replied is this a request to search, he says no basically this is a routine procedure in S.C. on I-95. So I do it. The dogs handler has a knotted piece of rope in his hand that he is playing with the dog with. They walk the dog around the car three times and nothing, on the third time the cop taps the knotted rope on the Rt. rear fender and the dog jumps up on the fender and he exclaims "He's indicating" I ask what does that mean He says he smells something and "we need to search the car" I say "I'm not giving you permission to search the car" He says "well then we'll have to impound the car and search the car in the morning" MORE Intimidation. We were about 75mi. north of Savanna in Bum Fk. South Carolina. If they do this we are going to be really going to be inconvenienced to say the least, it is pitch black and we have no idea where we are other than S.C. We are driving a rental car I have no idea what was or may be in that car but my mind is telling me that if there was anything He wouldn't have had to make the dog jump on the fender.

They were on a fishing expedition and we had a considerable amount of cash between us because this trade show features a lot of cash and take with you transactions (Private, dealers only,Coin show) and if they find the cash they will seize it.
I have to let LE save face so I say " I bet I know what the dog smells, I have a country smoked ham in the back seat in a cooler. Cop says "show me" ,I do and he says I bet your right and he proceeds to write my buddy a warning ticket for speeding and after shaking our hands we were on our way. They were actually polite and mostly respectful during the process.

I don't know how many of you have seen the cars along I-95 that have been searched but they tear the car apart if they think they have something and they leave you to put it back together. This Ordeal all happened in pitch black darkness and it was winter and cold as hell. If it wasn't for some quick thinking and some not so bright thinking cops it would have turned into a nightmare.

I wonder what they would have done if they had found the approx.. $250,000 in cash and gold coins under the spare tire!---VS

Call me paranoid or whatever but I don't trust ANY cop.....as far as Im concerned they are ALL corrupt.....lol

But that was some quick thinking VS....and who knows I bet that tapping of the knotted rope was a signal for the dog to bark....



[QUOTE=VerySlowly]

It happened to me and another male friend,we were returning on I-95 in 1999 from a trade show in the Carolinas. The cop was sitting in a patch of woods with his headlights on in the median between the split highways. We passed, my buddy was driving I saw the cop pull out ,I looked at our speed, 76MPH, cop followed us for several miles, then turned on the lights. We pulled over and after the usual crap (We were driving a rental car with Fl.Tags) a second car pulls up with a dog in it. After a mini conversation they ask if the dog can walk around the car, in order to do this he asked me to crack all the doors and hood and trunk, I replied is this a request to search, he says no basically this is a routine procedure in S.C. on I-95. So I do it. The dogs handler has a knotted piece of rope in his hand that he is playing with the dog with. They walk the dog around the car three times and nothing, on the third time the cop taps the knotted rope on the Rt. rear fender and the dog jumps up on the fender and he exclaims "He's indicating" I ask what does that mean He says he smells something and "we need to search the car" I say "I'm not giving you permission to search the car" He says "well then we'll have to impound the car and search the car in the morning" MORE Intimidation. We were about 75mi. north of Savanna in Bum Fk. South Carolina. If they do this we are going to be really going to be inconvenienced to say the least, it is pitch black and we have no idea where we are other than S.C. We are driving a rental car I have no idea what was or may be in that car but my mind is telling me that if there was anything He wouldn't have had to make the dog jump on the fender.

They were on a fishing expedition and we had a considerable amount of cash between us because this trade show features a lot of cash and take with you transactions (Private, dealers only,Coin show) and if they find the cash they will seize it.
I have to let LE save face so I say " I bet I know what the dog smells, I have a country smoked ham in the back seat in a cooler. Cop says "show me" ,I do and he says I bet your right and he proceeds to write my buddy a warning ticket for speeding and after shaking our hands we were on our way. They were actually polite and mostly respectful during the process.

I don't know how many of you have seen the cars along I-95 that have been searched but they tear the car apart if they think they have something and they leave you to put it back together. This Ordeal all happened in pitch black darkness and it was winter and cold as hell. If it wasn't for some quick thinking and some not so bright thinking cops it would have turned into a nightmare.

I wonder what they would have done if they had found the approx.. $250,000 in cash and gold coins under the spare tire!---VS[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=True Critic69]Call me paranoid or whatever but I don't trust ANY cop. As far as I'm concerned they are ALL corrupt. LOL[/QUOTE]I don't believe that all cops are corrupt, but I would assume the worst of any unknown cop who approached me until he/she has given evidence to the contrary. When they pull you over, it's a pretty safe bet they didn't do it because they were lonely and wanted to chat. They've identified you as a target of some violation. It could be minor, but it's better to let them reveal information than to start sputtering.

[QUOTE=Sponge Worthy]I don't believe that all cops are corrupt, but I would assume the worst of any unknown cop who approached me until he/she has given evidence to the contrary. When they pull you over, it's a pretty safe bet they didn't do it because they were lonely and wanted to chat. They've identified you as a target of some violation. It could be minor, but it's better to let them reveal information than to start sputtering.[/QUOTE]I really don't post much. And I hate the way cops act expecially in the Jacksonville area, however these guys deal with the most negative aspects of life on an everyday basis. I can empathize but not sympathize.

Good thinking VS

Do not trust the police! Not your friend! Be always on the safe side. Assume the worse.
Here's one experience that speaks loud:
A while ago, one of the girls called her big black pimp and I got into a fight with both of them. I called 911 and I told them where I am and that I am in danger. They both ran once I called 911. Few minutes later, the police shows up. I direct them to where I have last seen the guy. Another police car shows up and the idiot officer starts to interrogate me and accuse me. I said "I am the victim and I am the one who called you. You should serve and protect the people. Your attitude intimidates people to call for help and could aggravate the situations." The first officer apologized to me and said his colleagues did not know. Man! It's in their blood you are guilty evenif you are the victim.
On the other hand, things won't get better if officer(s) keep on crossing the lines without consequences.
I called a couple of human rights' lawyers to see if I can press charges for the damages without even telling them any details other than that I believe the officer crossed the line. That's for a case with two charges 1 was dropped and the other was nolo persec. Wonder what they say!
We have to be able to stop this behavior of Law Enforcement.

A good example is an article in the Orlando Sentinel about Val Demings. She's threatening a lawsuit against some guy who put up a web site with articles about her stolen gun and other examples of police incompetence.

She's in the big league now. Criticism comes with the territory. It's expected. However, she reacts like an egotistical politician who is more worried about protecting her reputation (from truthful statements) than fighting crime.

What message does this send to every cop in her command? It says that the worst crime in the world is damaging the cop's ego or reputation. Never mind the violent crime. You're either one of us or you're against us.

[QUOTE=Orlando J]Do not trust the police! Not your friend! Be always on the safe side. Assume the worse.
Here's one experience that speaks loud:
A while ago, one of the girls called her big black pimp and I got into a fight with both of them. I called 911 and I told them where I am and that I am in danger. They both ran once I called 911. Few minutes later, the police shows up. I direct them to where I have last seen the guy. Another police car shows up and the idiot officer starts to interrogate me and accuse me. I said "I am the victim and I am the one who called you. You should serve and protect the people. Your attitude intimidates people to call for help and could aggravate the situations." The first officer apologized to me and said his colleagues did not know. Man! It's in their blood you are guilty evenif you are the victim.
On the other hand, things won't get better if officer(s) keep on crossing the lines without consequences.
I called a couple of human rights' lawyers to see if I can press charges for the damages without even telling them any details other than that I believe the officer crossed the line. That's for a case with two charges 1 was dropped and the other was nolo persec. Wonder what they say!
We have to be able to stop this behavior of Law Enforcement.[/QUOTE]

I probably would have split once the immediate danger had passed. Sticking around to talk to the cops about a HO and her pimp shows some balls.

-I did not commit any crime and actually the hoe is the one who solicited me for sex, asked for money for nothing and I refused.
-That's when she called her pimp.
-I am vengeful and wanted the cops to arrest them or the pimp.
-It's not a good idea to leave after making a 911 call.

[QUOTE=Clinton Bush]I probably would have split once the immediate danger had passed. Sticking around to talk to the cops about a HO and her pimp shows some balls.[/QUOTE]

Police are agents or agencies, usually of the executive, empowered to enforce the law and to ensure public and social order through the legitimized use of force.
It's just unfortunate how they are not afraid to cross the line. We have to be able to stop them.

[url]http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/local/orange/orl-locdemings25042609apr26,0,6980281.story[/url]
[url]http://valdemings.com/[/url]

[QUOTE=Orlando J]-I did not commit any crime and actually the hoe is the one who solicited me for sex, asked for money for nothing and I refused.
-That's when she called her pimp.
-I am vengeful and wanted the cops to arrest them or the pimp.
-It's not a good idea to leave after making a 911 call.[/QUOTE]


Hey bud, I feel sorry for you with all them HO's soliciting you for sex -lol :)

Reading about the Orlando police chief having her gun stolen was pretty funny - almost like Andy making Barney Fife keep his bullet in his pocket. Sure is all in the family with Orange County po-po land. I wonder how they met ? Dunkin Donuts Date?

Update: I know some of you are seeing her and not reporting and I really,really know why. There are some things you need to know and it has taken me a long time to find these things out and verify them, and I did. It is with much angst that I place this post.

YES!!--This is the chick located around the corner from the Wallgreens on 436 about a mile after crossing 434 heading toward Apopka.

#1-She is a habitual criminal (Booking photos below, not all of them but here's two) The third picture is one of her stoned.

#2-She is a confirmed, diagnosed Sociopath. If you don't really know what a Psychopath, Sociopath, Anti-social personality disorder is, key it into Google. There are no treatments for this syndrome, no drugs or talk therapy has worked too date. The prevailing thinking is that your born with this syndrome and you die with it, I have only experienced 3 people like this in my life and on a sliding scale of symptoms they were both 4-5, she is a 10, a very dangerous person. Most Psychiatrists or Psychologists will tell you NOT to avoid people with problems but rather to confront and work on the problems, with one exception, they will tell you to RUN don't WALK from these people, and don't toy with them.

These people are Pathological liars you literally cannot believe anything that comes out of their mouth.

#3-She is an IV (needle) user of (Oxycontin) this drug is pharmaceutical Heroine a highly addicting opiate, the untrained person cannot recognize this use easily. She also uses XanaX.

#4-She was infected with and is a carrier of Hepatitus-C virus, it stays with you in your liver and bloodstream until you die.

#5- She has backed off the sex business a bit, I discovered she was just using it to build up cash for the business she really likes ,DEALING DRUGS, it's easy for her if she has cash because she has a string of doctors who will prescribe for her. This is #1 one reason in my opinion to stay away.

She is currently on probation and as such is subject to a search of her and her home with no warrant necessary, probation officers have extraordinary powers. I cannot even imagine being there during such an event if something was found I have no doubt they would arrest everyone until they could "sort it all out"

#6- The boyfriend referred to by myself and whom "True Critic" had the confrontation with is currently in jail, he has been arrested 19 times in the last 3 years out of a total of 36 times on charges from cocaine possession to assault with a deadly weapon. She has replaced him with a new lowlife, she easily controls men.

#7-Normally I would not go into such detail about someone, I would just say go or not go but I think it is important in this case for all of you to know the total ramifications of being involved in any way with this woman.

I thought long and hard about this post and concluded that a warning must be posted and that it needed some detail to confirm it's credibility, by no means did I come close to telling all that I know about her.

I got hooked on somehow saving her even though my training told me I could not, in some things we are all a little crazy.

I am requesting that you hold back your comments for 24-48 hrs., I would like for many people to read it, if it does get lost I will re-post it a couple of times because I think it is important for anyone who has something to lose to know this information for their own HEALTH and SAFETY.

I will answer any Questions you have through P.M.
Thanks----VS