Streetwalker Reports

**Concupiscent69** · 09-22-20 21:24

Originally Posted by GoodToGo313 [View Original Post]

Have you passed the bar?

Irrelevant.

You want to believe they have the right, it's your choice. I choose facts.

**TheBaggZinn** · 09-22-20 20:52

Originally Posted by Bpmfarhat [View Original Post]

1) The police Lie good.

2) Case law means nothing in the hood!

3) You might get you ass beat by DPD if you quote it as if it means something.

4) just shut up and say, Yes Sir I am leaving the area now.

5) Keep in mine you have to be a little crazy to be a cop in Detroit for the low pay. Why gamble.

I want to see somebody come with the "my rights" and "I know the law" act with the cops. Them mfers more crooked than some of these girls teeth. And they are all in cahoots with each other, you think they going to believe you over them if it gets to that point. Just give your excuse why your there, deny what they're accusing, take the verbal abuse, go home safe and sound. That I know my rights act been taking brothers down for years.

**Bpmfarhat** · 09-22-20 20:08

Originally Posted by GoodToGo313 [View Original Post]

Have you passed the bar?

1) The police Lie good.

2) Case law means nothing in the hood!

3) You might get you ass beat by DPD if you quote it as if it means something.

4) just shut up and say, Yes Sir I am leaving the area now.

5) Keep in mine you have to be a little crazy to be a cop in Detroit for the low pay. Why gamble.

**Bpmfarhat** · 09-22-20 19:50

Originally Posted by DetroitBaller [View Original Post]

This guy is correct If your in a area you have no proof to be in and your in a high drug or prostitution area you can be pulled over and charged with being in a Place of illegal occupation. Now you can probably beat the charge but its a hassle. I know a few people charged with that for turning down the wrong street not doing anything wrong.

I always laugh at the you tube lawyers here who quote what the law says about the rights you have during a stop in Detroit. Basically they can make up anything on you especially if you have a bad attitude. Remember cops are better lairs than you. They do it for a living you don't. Also no ones believes your BS story why you were on John are and 7 mile at 1 am when you live 2 suburbs away. That alone makes you guilty in their minds. A cop buddy told me it comes down to who is the better liar in court. Also its strange how those body cams don't work and are always down. They report cam problems to dispatch constantly. Why is it they can't seem to keep those things working hmmm. LOL.

**Concupiscent69** · 09-22-20 17:14

Originally Posted by DetroitBaller [View Original Post]

This guy is correct If your in a area you have no proof to be in and your in a high drug or prostitution area you can be pulled over and charged with being in a Place of illegal occupation. Now you can probably beat the charge but its a hassle. I know a few people charged with that for turning down the wrong street not doing anything wrong.

And all illegal yet, they bet on the fact most will not fight, so they continue to get away with it.

I have exited 7 mile, driven to State Fair, turned left to travel to Woodward because my father is buried at Evergreen cemetery on WW and I stop there. That means I'm illegal because I'm taking a shortcut? Nope. We are free to travel the throughways of the roads without being hassled unless we disobey the law.

**DetroitBaller** · 09-22-20 16:58

Originally Posted by Power69 [View Original Post]

Believe me, they can stop you for just driving down a street that has a crack house or driving suspiciously or driving in a neighborhood with crime.

They stopped me once for absolutely nothing (lots of other justifiable stops). I was with the former significant other and of course this was one of the few times she was wearing something slinky. They insinuated she was a working girl and she became livid.

I can't imagine what its like for the brothers among us.

So seriously its up to their interpretation and discretion and honesty.

This guy is correct If your in a area you have no proof to be in and your in a high drug or prostitution area you can be pulled over and charged with being in a Place of illegal occupation. Now you can probably beat the charge but its a hassle. I know a few people charged with that for turning down the wrong street not doing anything wrong.

**Good To Go 313** · 09-22-20 16:57

Originally Posted by Concupiscent69 [View Original Post]

Reasonable articulable suspicion.

A police officer may properly make an investigative stop of an automobile if the stop is based upon specific, articulable facts which, when taken with rational inferences from these facts, would lead a reasonable police officer to believe that a crime had been committed or criminal activity is taking place. People v Estabrooks, 175 Mich App 532 (1989); People v Spencer, 154 Mich App 6, 10 (1986).

Have you passed the bar?

**Good To Go 313** · 09-22-20 16:55

Originally Posted by Power69 [View Original Post]

Believe me, they can stop you for just driving down a street that has a crack house or driving suspiciously or driving in a neighborhood with crime.

They stopped me once for absolutely nothing (lots of other justifiable stops). I was with the former significant other and of course this was one of the few times she was wearing something slinky. They insinuated she was a working girl and she became livid.

I can't imagine what its like for the brothers among us.

So seriously its up to their interpretation and discretion and honesty.

If you're in that area and you look like you don't live / belong in that area LE will fuck with you. And yes I agree with you, LE will make up any BS reason to pull you over. Cops lie all the time.

**Concupiscent69** · 09-22-20 16:52

Originally Posted by Power69 [View Original Post]

Believe me, they can stop you for just driving down a street that has a crack house or driving suspiciously or driving in a neighborhood with crime.

They stopped me once for absolutely nothing (lots of other justifiable stops). I was with the former significant other and of course this was one of the few times she was wearing something slinky. They insinuated she was a working girl and she became livid.

I can't imagine what its like for the brothers among us.

So seriously its up to their interpretation and discretion and honesty.

No, they cannot. They want you to believe that to justify the stop. You choosing not to question their motive or fight them in court is what they rely on.

They need to witness a criminal act whether it'd be a felony or traffic violation. Not simply because you were driving down a street containing a crack house or they saw a girl wearing something slinky.

When people begin recording them and the conversation if pulled over and question their motive, they don't keep you long, of course, assuming you did nothing wrong.

**Good To Go 313** · 09-22-20 16:46

Originally Posted by Concupiscent69 [View Original Post]

Dashcams are your friend.

They can also be your enemy.

**Power69** · 09-22-20 16:33

Originally Posted by Concupiscent69 [View Original Post]

Reasonable articulable suspicion.

A police officer may properly make an investigative stop of an automobile if the stop is based upon specific, articulable facts which, when taken with rational inferences from these facts, would lead a reasonable police officer to believe that a crime had been committed or criminal activity is taking place. People v Estabrooks, 175 Mich App 532 (1989); People v Spencer, 154 Mich App 6, 10 (1986).

Believe me, they can stop you for just driving down a street that has a crack house or driving suspiciously or driving in a neighborhood with crime.

They stopped me once for absolutely nothing (lots of other justifiable stops). I was with the former significant other and of course this was one of the few times she was wearing something slinky. They insinuated she was a working girl and she became livid.

I can't imagine what its like for the brothers among us.

So seriously its up to their interpretation and discretion and honesty.

**BusHunter69** · 09-22-20 09:33

I was driving around on Saturday about 1 pm and Warrendale was loaded with girls. This doesn't happen to often. I picked up a redhead on warren named Krista. Went to the notel. Did a few rounds with her. She said she was 35 but she looked 50. Anyways she gave me a great BBBJCIM. She swallowed it to. Then we started again about 20 mins later BBBJ then I had her bend over for doggie then she rode me pretty good nice and slow going deeper with every pass. I think she liked it. She was really getting into it. I flipped her over mish and pounded it till I was done. She's not bad, pussy smells good, she was clean. Laid there for awhile and she asked if I wanted to go for a 3rd. Kinda hard to say no when she's stroking your cock hard again. I agreed but asked for Anal this time. She said yes. I got her primed up and went slowly at first til I was pounding her. It felt great. I busted fast. Everything 130, not including the room. I would absolutely repeat.

**Concupiscent69** · 09-22-20 08:58

Originally Posted by MIJohn [View Original Post]

Just a quick note: I was driving West on McNichols tonight, a bit before 11 PM. When I was in the area where there is construction equipment (along w / a green porta john), which is East of John are a bit, a homeless looking skinny black dude w / hair kind of piled high, standing off to the side saw me coming (we made eye contact), waited until I was almost up to his position, then ran in FRONT of my car. I swerved of course and he wound up running behind / alongside my car across the street. Could have just been an asshole, but ALSO could have been an insurance scammer or someone trying to derail passing cars for some reason. Just a warning if needed.

Dashcams are your friend.

**MIJohn** · 09-21-20 23:27

Just a quick note: I was driving West on McNichols tonight, a bit before 11 PM. When I was in the area where there is construction equipment (along w / a green porta john), which is East of John are a bit, a homeless looking skinny black dude w / hair kind of piled high, standing off to the side saw me coming (we made eye contact), waited until I was almost up to his position, then ran in FRONT of my car. I swerved of course and he wound up running behind / alongside my car across the street. Could have just been an asshole, but ALSO could have been an insurance scammer or someone trying to derail passing cars for some reason. Just a warning if needed.