We are living in a time when the due process protections of the Fourth Amendment are more important than ever.
Back in 2012, couple Adam and Jennifer Perry were speeding down an Illinois highway to reach a hearing specialist based in Salt Lake City, Utah who was supposed to treat an ear infection afflicting Adam. Their high speed drew the attention of state troopers, who pulled the couple over.
After a drug dog sniffed the Perry’s car, police searched their vehicle. They turned up empty-handed, with the only thing vaguely resembling the drugs they were looking for being a duffel bag that officers claimed smelled of marijuana.
But they found something else: $107,520 in cash, belonging to the Perrys’.
The officers let them go, but they kept the cash, even though the Perrys’ weren’t charged with a crime or even subject to a search warrant.
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That does not make you guilty of a crime. Doesn’t matter what the think.
With all the respect to the cops ! To many are bad .
a Washington Post investigation published in September that found that police have made cash seizures worth almost $2.5 billion from motorists and others without search warrants or indictments since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
It’s getting so you can’t tell the good guys from the bad gee what to do
Sharon Curler, check this out
Get a law suit against them
They took 13000 from me a few days christmas. We are about to go on a cruise and they said nope we are taking this. I asked them why and they said just be glad your with your family for christmas.
Extortion
That’s when I shoot ta kill !
James 5:1-7. They should Worry