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| Rogue Posts: 9814/11918 |
In other articles I've read on the incident with Angel and Ashley Dobbs, he supposedly stopped them for throwing a cigarette out the window and insisted it MUST have been pot, and in those articles, though he found nothing (while still keeping one of the Angel's prescription bottles) slapped them with a littering ticket. In the video he keeps pushing that he could smell marijuana and there must be some in there. He made it sound like he pulled them over because he smelled it, even.
The second one, the two women were stopped for speeding, but again they were searched for marijuana (and the officers supposedly found a tiny bit in a smoked blunt that was in the car. I don't know. Maybe it's because I come from California, where pretty much anyone who wants to smoke pot can legally do it one way or another. I mean, walking down the Venice Beach Boardwalk you literally get accosted by people in bright, green scrubs, holding pot leaf signs, shouting in your face, "Yo, yo, yo, son! The doctor is in, braw. We can hook you up with your prescription weed card like right this fucking second, dude!" So I'm still stuck on how thoroughly they were searching for MARIJUANA. Do people in other states typically hide that one in their private areas? I thought that was an honor left only to the harder shit like coke and heroin, quadruple sealed in balloons and plastic bags. It's just... yeah, I'm stumped as to why marijuana was the big deal these cops made it out to be. Enough to violate women over, even. |
| Astrophel Posts: 2636/2724 |
Originally posted by Rogue Either that was some damn strong marijuana if they were pulled over for the smell, or that's some damn strong bullshit in Texas. You can guess which I'm betting on. |
| Benja Posts: 540/551 |
Now now wait. There are those of us who do care about women, but like all states, there are Johnny laws who think they can get away with anything just because they have a badge.... |
| Elara Posts: 8508/9736 |
Because Texans seriously don't give a fuck about women at all.
I can't even watch the videos, just the thought of it disgusts me. |
| Rogue Posts: 9797/11918 |
In the video below, a pair of women were pulled over, near Dallas, on the suspicion that the car smelled of marijuana.
They were cavity searched in front of the dash cam by a female officer, who pretty much straight-up rapes them. She checks their anuses first, then their vaginas. She uses the SAME HAND in all four crevices and NEVER switches gloves. The Daily News reports that the female officer was fired and has been charged with sexual assault. The male trooper is being charged with theft of a Vicodin bottle that Ashley Dobbs (one of the women searched in the video) said was in her aunt's purse. Same situation with this incident. Suspicion of pot, violating and UNCONSTITUTIONAL cavity search without a change of gloves ever: The male officer flat out said, "We’re gonna get familiar with your womanly parts." One of the woman about to be searched asked, "You’re going to go up my private parts?" "Yes, ma'am," he says. And afterward, she says, "Do you know how violated I feel?" He responds, "Don’t smoke weed in your car and you won’t have to go through this." The women were still in their swimsuits after a get-together with family and friends at the beach. A smoked blunt was found in the car, which leads lawyers to question why they conducted the invasive search in the first place when they already had their evidence. |
