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one thing that ticks me off is when someone says"just follow the laws be it won't effect you. bull! the cops, the government and the courts work for the people. it seems like that is being ignored or forgotten more and more lately.
Being a retired LEO, I guess I am a little partial to this. I find no reason (man is this going to open a can of worms) to not stop cars, bikes, trucks, anything that could transport illegal drugs, DWI or anything in between. If you have nothing to hide, be decent to the LEO, he/she is just doing what they are paid to do and go on your way. I found as a rule 99.9% of the people were really good about the check point. It may have saved their lives or the lives of their loved ones. FWIW this is MY point of view. Do not expect any one to agree and have no issues with any not agreeing.
Being a retired LEO, I guess I am a little partial to this. I find no reason (man is this going to open a can of worms) to not stop cars, bikes, trucks, anything that could transport illegal drugs, DWI or anything in between. If you have nothing to hide, be decent to the LEO, he/she is just doing what they are paid to do and go on your way. I found as a rule 99.9% of the people were really good about the check point. It may have saved their lives or the lives of their loved ones. FWIW this is MY point of view. Do not expect any one to agree and have no issues with any not agreeing.
Nothing but the 4th Amendment.
By that logic we should allow the government to enter our homes at will because somebody might have drugs or guns.
There was a time in this country that we were citizens before we were suspects. Innocent until proven guilty and all that stuff.
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