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[Deleted member 2835]

So let's say someone gets pulled over and they wreak of weed. Cops can't find anything on him search him three times. Then let them go..should that person be worried about a search warrant on their property?

 

[treefarmercharlie]

Depends on the state. In MA and some other states the police can no longer use the smell of weed as probable cause for a search. I’d be surprised if that would be probable cause to search a persons home in any state, though. For all they know you were hanging with a friend who’s a heavy smoker.

 

[1oldfart]

So let's say someone gets pulled over and they wreak of weed. Cops can't find anything on him search him three times. Then let them go..should that person be worried about a search warrant on their property?

according to the red state or not!

 

[Deleted member 2835]

Red state

 

[Hotwired]

So let's say someone gets pulled over and they wreak of weed. Cops can't find anything on him search him three times. Then let them go..should that person be worried about a search warrant on their property?

It means I'll be over @ 3 am. Cya soon

 

[Fiddler's Green]

I would take into consideration what they got pulled over for and how deep in prohibition-land they live. If it's for going five over the limit or a headlight being out it would be less likely vs that person being seen leave a suspicious dwelling/known hotspot.

Do they have a medical card? That may help them cause they can't say shit if its authorized by the state.
The stoner anxiety meter would be pegged though.

 

[Deleted member 2835]

They were pulled over because of driving under ovi suspension. There was no traffic infraction at all the cop just ran his plates. He was also driving under privileges as he was returning his son to his mother in a custody exchange but stopped at a gas station 1 block away from his house.

I would take into consideration what they got pulled over for and how deep in prohibition-land they live. If it's for going five over the limit or a headlight being out it would be less likely vs that person being seen leave a suspicious dwelling/known hotspot.

Do they have a medical card? That may help them cause they can't say shit if its authorized by the state.
The stoner anxiety meter would be pegged though.

 

[Joebud]

 

[Slowdrawl]

A little off the beat story!
When I lived in OR 5 or 6 yrs ago, had a couple pounds hanging in the garage.
The wife had her car parked in there at the time. She leaves for work and gets a couple blocks from
the house and gets pulled over for a rolling stop.
The first thing the cops says to her is have you been smoking pot. She says I don't smoke pot, which she doesn't.
He replied "your car reeks of weed". At this point she is boiling mad.......at me.
After explaining I had a legal grow and had pot hanging in the garage with her car.
He was content with that and give her a verbal about rolling stops.
She never parked her car in the garage during harvest again!