TENNY MUCHO MUCHO DENIRO IN SU TRUCKY TRAILER?

Yeah holy ****. That cop knew he was being filmed too.

Stossel did a whole asset forfeiture show a while back and I think I saw that same clip and I was surprised he didn't address that part specifically. The cops in Tenn say they specifically target the people they think have already brought drugs into the state and are leaving with cash by only patrolling on the side of the road that leads toward Mexico.
They have no interest in actually curbing the supply of the drugs they claim are so detrimental to society because it's more profitable to rob the dealer (or any person they decide to accuse of being a dealer because they happen to have money the police want to use for margarita machines) than it is to interdict the contraband before it is sold.

you're a complete ****ing moron

the drugs didnt matter at all. just having a large sum of money is enough for them to "suspect" the money is tied to something illicit. even as little as 2400 in nevada was confiscated when the person had done nothing wrong and had no drugs.

i saw some article saying a sheriff in florida said anyone obeying the speed limit was suspicious enough to confiscate money because they are obviously trying to not get pulled over.

He also started an anti-semitic thread in Politics claiming Hitler did good things if you discount the Final Solution.


http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/41...ended-1480106/

What is crazy is how when people talk about Hitler's legitimate accomplishments unrelated to the Final Solution, they are run out of town and accused of being anti-semite,

funny Michelle Beadle from ESPN just tweeted this lol. https://twitter.com/MichelleDBeadle/...11806549585920

Washington Post Article detailing massive nationwide coordination of these efforts at both federal and state levels:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/sf/inv...l_icymi&wpmm=1

It seems highly likely to me that the "tip" came to stop these guys came across this "Black Asphalt Network"

Don't **** with Bart and John, they **** back:

http://s3.documentcloud.org/document...re-lawsuit.txt

Cliffs: Bart and John are suing Iowa troopers and the company that trained them on forfeiture in federal court.

of course it stealing, and you are part of the problem with a thought process like that

I can't believe that a traffic stop in Iowa could justify a search of a home in California. Especially if these guys had proof they were in Iowa for the tournament.

I hope they get some measure of justice.

I find it interesting that this forum is so quick to stand up for drug dealers. It is pretty clear from the facts revealed that the two are using the cover of 'professional poker player' to launder their drug money. The only reason the felony drug charges against them were dropped, was because the tip came from an illegal stop.

wat

Dude…

If you have a rebuttal that is more than one word I would love to hear it.

cops are trash. wat is needed is all cops be fired and we would live in a most peaceful nation.

Why would someone that owns a cash based small business need to claim he won at poker in order to launder money? Your **** came straight out of left field, and it doesn't make any sense.

http://s3.documentcloud.org/document...re-lawsuit.txt
They claim to have permits for the drugs that they produced.

Because of numerous recent stories about the lawsuit against the Iowa cops, its hard now to google to find the "facts" of the California criminal charges, but if you know what they are I'd love to hear them.

Whoa. Humboldt might be onto something at least where the drug dealing is concerned. Just found this and it looks kinda bad:

http://lostcoastoutpost.com/2014/nov...il-forfeiture/

Prop 215 permits you to grow up to X number of plants in X amount of space (the X varies from county to county, but it is generally a 99 plant limit). These two would not have been arrested if it wasn't for the fact they were outside the limits of what was allowable under prop 215 guidelines.

Interesting. So now I'm just curious, did they win money in the tournament?

On my 5 minute research of California medical marijuana laws, it appears they could have been running a collective. If they had more than 20 members they could be legally holding the amounts that were found and have the necessary permits. (Unless I'm missing something which is quite possible)

If that's the money that was seized in the Iowa car stop then I'm going to go out on a limb and say that's not money from poker.

Well it's hard to argue that they weren't in fact delivering weed to Iowa. A 100k in vacuum sealed bags with a massive weed operation back in California?

Regardless, fact that a cop can just lie to randomly pull over an out of state car, and then justify a possible illegal search based on the driver's "nervousness" is the real crime.

sounds like knockaround guys