[infinitekidM2C]

lol @ anger in thread

you'd have check the fed/state case law in florida for the scope of warrantless car searches based on smell (pretty sure there isn't a US supreme court case that is definitive as to OP's specific question)

oh..and

[johanness]

Templar = giving the military a bad name. C'mon man... Even a 5yr old can understand what O-cha's trying to say.
Don't give consent for a cop to search your car, even IF you're not into material things, your friends are saints, and your psychic.

[Templar]

Originally Posted by johanness

Templar = giving the military a bad name. C'mon man... Even a 5yr old can understand what O-cha's trying to say.
Don't give consent for a cop to search your car, even IF you're not into material things, your friends are saints, and your psychic.

Whatever bro... It's over now...

[gtrokin330]

One time about two years ago i had just finished smoking in my car with some friends and drove past a cop. He didn't acknowledge me but i knew he was coming for me (maybe it was paranoia). I turned into a street and boom he flew up out of nowhere behind me with lights blaring.

We stashed whatever we had left underneath the shift boot between the rubber cushioning and sprayed some ozium odor neutralizer.

Cop walked up the car, i rolled my window down, he asked for license and registration and told me my tint was too dark. He walked back to his car, wrote a ticket for tint and said have a good night. UP TO THIS DAY, i have no idea how he didnt know we JUST finished smoking. The spray couldnt be THAT good. I looked at it as an opportunity to never smoke while driving again.

[iBoost]

Originally Posted by gtrokin330

One time about two years ago i had just finished smoking in my car with some friends and drove past a cop. He didn't acknowledge me but i knew he was coming for me (maybe it was paranoia). I turned into a street and boom he flew up out of nowhere behind me with lights blaring.

We stashed whatever we had left underneath the shift boot between the rubber cushioning and sprayed some ozium odor neutralizer.

Cop walked up the car, i rolled my window down, he asked for license and registration and told me my tint was too dark. He walked back to his car, wrote a ticket for tint and said have a good night. UP TO THIS DAY, i have no idea how he didnt know we JUST finished smoking. The spray couldnt be THAT good. I looked at it as an opportunity to never smoke while driving again.

I bet bricks were shat that day!

[escobar929]

Originally Posted by E90SoFlo

I have actually had my car completely torn apart by a few cops that "thought" they had probable cause, which there wasn't, and there was nothing in the car, so obviously nothing that they found, and they treated me like complete shit even though I was calling them yes sir, no sir, yes ma'am no ma'am, telling me they would beat me with there flashlight if i answered the other officers question, getting so close to my face and yelling that they actually spit on me etc.

They didn't find anything and ended up giving me a speeding ticket (for 8mph over)

Leaving my entire car torn apart, breaking the clips that hold the door panels on, leaving $500+ sunglasses that threw into the backseat on the floor and leaving everything a complete wreck.

If thats acceptable then cop's really need get a reality check.

damn bro and you're not even black

but in all seriousness, I have completely given up on smoking in my car. In fact my 1er has never been smoked in, exactly for this reason.

But one rule of thumb I used to live by when I did, dont carry more than what you can eat in 10-20 sec

and absolutely dont ever let them search your car, if for whatever reason they come to your house, dont even open the door, speak to them through a window

Originally Posted by johanness

Templar = giving the military a bad name. C'mon man... Even a 5yr old can understand what O-cha's trying to say.
Don't give consent for a cop to search your car, even IF you're not into material things, your friends are saints, and your psychic.

[ChaosBroker]

http://www.boston.com/news/local/bre...or_of_mar.html

stunned by this, but in agreement. cops are not there to protect you. they are not your friends.
don't let the good 1% give the bad ones a good name.