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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People aren’t allowed to have Money?
Thank you Obama
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They should have refused search under the 4th amendment since they were not charged with any crime. Cops need a warrant, even in your car.
Theft,no matter who does it.This is lawlessness.A crime.
Whose orderd?
Take them to US District Court and sue them in their private capacity. Nationallibertyalliance.org will show you how.
Maybe they will put it in the lottery fund that they robbed blind to the point that they can’t pay.
Well ….. It is Illinois