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<blockquote data-quote="DDD" data-source="post: 17994" data-attributes="member: 35"><p>The circumstances have to make you smile. The reality of it is</p><p>U G L Y!! Where we live felony charges are pressed and they do</p><p>not disappear easily..if at all. The local cops stopped a white</p><p>teacher after following her from a minority neighborhood where</p><p>she had agreed to drop off a couple after a party. She had her</p><p>pills in her purse. They did not believe they were her pills</p><p>and booked her in jail for felony possession. She asked the cops</p><p>to stop at her house two blocks from the jail and on the way. She</p><p>said she would give them her housekeys and tell them where the</p><p>Rx bottles were in her kitchen. NOT!!</p><p></p><p>She had to spend two nights in jail and was suspended from her</p><p>teaching position. The local law enforcement insisted in the newspaper that they were "doing their jobs" and emphasized that</p><p>by stating that they often took senior citizens to jail for the</p><p>same thing because "the law is the law".</p><p></p><p>My teen is a felon because an Rx bottle was found in the back</p><p>seat of his car after he lent the car to E.F. the night before.</p><p>It's scarey! Although it could easily have been his bottle..it</p><p>was not and he volunteered the car to be searched because he knew</p><p>it was clean. Sad times. DDD</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DDD, post: 17994, member: 35"] The circumstances have to make you smile. The reality of it is U G L Y!! Where we live felony charges are pressed and they do not disappear easily..if at all. The local cops stopped a white teacher after following her from a minority neighborhood where she had agreed to drop off a couple after a party. She had her pills in her purse. They did not believe they were her pills and booked her in jail for felony possession. She asked the cops to stop at her house two blocks from the jail and on the way. She said she would give them her housekeys and tell them where the Rx bottles were in her kitchen. NOT!! She had to spend two nights in jail and was suspended from her teaching position. The local law enforcement insisted in the newspaper that they were "doing their jobs" and emphasized that by stating that they often took senior citizens to jail for the same thing because "the law is the law". My teen is a felon because an Rx bottle was found in the back seat of his car after he lent the car to E.F. the night before. It's scarey! Although it could easily have been his bottle..it was not and he volunteered the car to be searched because he knew it was clean. Sad times. DDD [/QUOTE]
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