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In this archive episode, Dennis explains how a certain case did not disallow officers from making prolonged motor vehicle stops when there is PC or awaiting K-9 Units. Recorded on 05/23/2018. Rodriguez v US 2015 does not disallow Police Officers prolonging motor vehicle stops while awaiting the arrival of backup or a K9 Unit. It only required officers to have a Reasonable Suspicion of Criminal Activity before doing so. Remember the timelines change when a traffic stop turns into a criminal investigation. Citing Rodriguez - Criminal detentions generally require probable cause that the suspect is engaged in criminal activity, but an officer may conduct a traffic stop if the officer has a reasonable, articulable suspicion that the driver is engaging in criminal activity.[5] The Supreme Court of the United States has held that investigative detentions, including traffic stops, "must be temporary and last no longer than is necessary to effectuate the purpose of the stop."[6] Consequently, traffic stops may become unreasonable if they are unnecessarily prolonged.[7] When an officer conducts a traffic stop based on reasonable suspicion that the driver has committed a traffic violation, the Fourth Amendment permits the officer to conduct a number of investigative inquiries before resolving the traffic stop.[8] For example, officers may question the vehicle's occupants about matters unrelated to the traffic violation, and officers may walk a drug detection dog around the outside of the vehicle during the stop.[9] Officers may briefly prolong traffic stops to conduct these inquiries so long as the officer performs his tasks in an amount of time "reasonably needed to effectuate" the law enforcement purpose of the stop.[10]

The Blue Line Gala was a huge success benefitting the Officers and Deputies in our city and Obie's daughter wanted that puppy. Plus, a brand new 2ND DATE Update where being friends with your ex was a big NO NO

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U.S. State Department celebrates International Pronouns day while trans activists take to the street to protest Netflix. Watchdog group reviews Pfizer contracts with governments from around the world and reveals the power the pharmaceutical company holds. Major activity in the Gabby Petito / Brian Laundrie investigation and we review the latest from Port North, Florida.​And more! Including:​

Ayman and Peter in this week's midweekl roll call break down LAPD SWAT action. LAPD SWAT is back at it again with some AMAZING work.  Most of us have seen the video of the breach and entry.  Whats awesome is we know some of these guys personally and we KNOW they are badass operators. Good job guys and gals. Click the LINK to Police1 article and video HERE   Check out our website: ProjectSapient.org Email us: ProjectSapient2020@gmail.com #StaySafe #StaySapient #ENOUGH Thanks to our thousands of listeners worldwide and check out our awesome supporters links below!  www.VectorShields.com www.GymJunkies.com www.HavokJournal.com and  Our partners at Weekly Havoc Podcast Second mission  www.LiveBoston617.org  www.WellnessForWarriors.Live www.ODkit.com www.EagleEyeFirearmsMA.com GunTrack.app www.Houle-Law.com fitcops.com  22Mohawks.com Don't forget to follow everyone on FB / IG and TikTok !    

Also in the news: the Northern Illinois Food Bank is projecting that 350-thousand people will be facing food insecurity this year; the sister of Stacy Peterson says she's disappointed it took crews so long to search the area of the Des Plaines River where FBI and local authorities searched this afternoon and found nothing; the University of North Dakota's aerospace school has cancelled all flight activities after a student pilot from Chicago was killed in a plane crash; and much more.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

SEPTA Police Chief Thomas Nestel rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the situation that played out last Wednesday on a SEPTA train in Upper Darby, in which a woman was raped as onlookers watched and filmed with their phones. First, Nestel and Giordano discuss the importance of notifying police on SEPTA if one thinks a criminal act is occurring, telling that the force does everything to protect anybody who files a tip with the department. Then, Nestel gives the details of the incident, explaining that the act continued even when Officers made their way on board to make an arrest of the assailant. Also, Nestel answers why cameras did not catch such a violent incident, and tells what he hopes to do to prevent similar situations in the future. (Photo by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This week we take a respectful, serious tone as we offer advice to various online posters, with the help of relationship advice podcast Radio Free Tote Bag. Questions featured on this show: "Can a police officer ejaculate so prematurely that he dies?" "Do seat belts prevent the momentum necessary to escape your vehicle in an emergency?" "What kind of bicycles do all these new genders ride?" And many more Support the show for $3.11/mo and get a bonus episode every week at http://patreon.com/miniondeathcult  

In other news: FOP President continues to encourage officers not to comply to vaccine mandate, the officer accusing former Superintendent Eddie Johnson of forcing her to have sex in his office is seeking an on-duty disability benefit, there are new COVID safety guidelines for the fall season and more!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jimmie Leach and Steve Bowers review the week .. Gabrielle Petito case takes next step with autopsy release ... Other cases including those where officers were killed ... and more ...

San Francisco's vaccine mandate goes into effect today and over 100 police officers are being pulled from the force for refusing to get the shot. So, why's the city being so tough  and pushing this so hard with law enforcement? For more, KCBS News Anchor Dan Mitchinson spoke with KCBS Insider Phil Matier. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Compliance into the Weeds is the only weekly podcast which takes a deep dive into a compliance related topic, literally going into the weeds to more fully explore a subject. This week Matt and Tom take a deep dive into a recent speech by SEC Director of Enforcement Gurbir Grewal and the likely increase in a more expansive use of SEC enforcement. Some of the issues we consider are: What is the purpose of SEC penalties; to penalize or to deter others? How did SEC Commissioner Crenshaw presage this talk? What about a potential change in DOJ penalties? Its approach and focus? Are monitorships back on the table? What about the CFPB? Will Directors and Officers be held accountable or just the low level minions?  Resources Matt in Radical Compliance More on SEC Penalties Policy Shift Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join me as I sit down for what has become an annual tradition - a discussion about assignments with the BM Assignment Officers! BOSN Tessier and BOSN Laufenberg get right down to business by giving us all of the information we need to make informed career decisions and set ourselves up for a successful PCS transfer. Whether you're transferring this year or not, there is something for you in this episode. This is especially true for anyone assigned to a leadership role (uh, like all BMs!). Those under our charge deserve the best advice we can give and that means we must keep up to date ourselves. I hope you enjoy the discussion and learn something new! Disclaimer: The views, information, or opinions expressed during the Course Made Good podcast series are solely those of the individuals involved and do not represent those of the United States Coast Guard or any other government agency.  The primary purpose of this podcast series is to educate and inform. This podcast series does not constitute official policy guidance from the speakers nor the United States Coast Guard.

Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan says she's hopeful those unvaccinated Seattle police officers will come around. And if they don't: "That's their individual choice."

 The Monologue: Restaurants are 100% on board with checking for vaccinations but also are worried about it, // The Interview: Erin Elmore // The Monologue: Digital 'health pass' with vaccination card photo required to attend all Kraken games // The Interview: Sen. Shelly Short (R-Addy) pushes Gov. Inslee to pause the long-term care trust act from taking effect. // LongForm: Tacoma PD Henry Betts, Local 6 president, just met with community voices raising concerns over crime in the city. He explains what he heard and describes what can be done. // The Quick Hit:  King County Council inches closer to take over park but two far-left councilmembers think sweeps shouldn't happen // The Last Rantz: No small talk doesn't mean be rude. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Monologue: SPD down 149 cops this year. The Interview: Former advisor to President Trump, Peter Navarro, takes us behind the scenes of the final year of the Trump administration as it dealt with COVID. LongForm: SPOG President Mike Solan discusses the status of the Seattle Police Department.  The Quick Hit: The city council puts a stop to using the label ‘single-family zoning.' See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Officers have recovered the .45 they believe was used in the school shooting in Arlington, Texas // City of LA now has the strictest vaccine mandates // A team of specialists say they have identified the Zodiac Killer // Jeremy Michael Brown, a former U.S. army special forces solider, is staying in jail as he awaits charges from the January 6 riots // The search for Brian Laundire continues as law enforcement agencies were rolling in and out of the Carlton Reserve in Florida // Carolina Panthers trade for star cornerback, Stephon Gilmore.

In this week's State of Criminal Justice we'll cover police who were caught dealing drugs, a state using COVID-19 relief funding to build prisons, and an officer exposed for abusing an underage victim. And in our New Ground segment, we'll talk about how one state is throwing out tens of thousands of convictions. PushBlack exists because we saw we had to take matters into our own hands, especially when it comes to protecting our communities. As a nonprofit, we rely on small donations from subscribers like you. You make PushBlack happen with your contributions. Most people do 5 or 10 bucks a month, but everything makes a difference. Thanks for supporting the work.  Donate Here: https://stateofcriminaljustice.com Officers Busted Distributing Deadly DrugsThe police officers who were caught expose a larger problem in our communities.  Alabama Uses Pandemic Relief Funding For Prison Building Alabama's efforts to use pandemic relief for prisons show the state's horrific priorities.  Police Officer Caught Harming A MinorPolice are not exempt from harming children and abusing those they're supposed to protect. New Ground: 58,000 Cannabis Convictions DismissedLos Angeles County will dismiss nearly 58,000 cannabis convictions.

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We dive into a deep conversation of some of the dark things Officers everywhere are faced with. We go over response to Suicide, stories of the horrific things we see, and even some weird or funny circumstances we have been faced with. I promise it isn't as graphic, dark, or sad as you are thinking and we promise to lift your spirits. As always follow us for more on Instagram and Twitter @2CopsTTV, @Roxus89, and @FlyinFuzz! **Disclaimer - the views and discussion that take place in this podcast do not directly relate to or reflect the views of any particular department.**

In 1939, You wouldn't expect a vacation to turn to murder. But when a man shows up at the hospital in Clinton, Oklahoma with his dead wife who he says had just been hit by a hit-and-run driver, it came to just that. Officers jump into action and do what they can to solve the case. This is the story of Warren and Julia Abby. Make sure you check out our webpage at TrueCrime.Blog and facebook.com/okieinvestigations References Oklahoma Historical Society. Chronicles of Oklahoma, Volume 92, Number 4, Winter 2014-15, periodical, Winter 2014; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1725809/m1/89/?q=%22Warren%20Abby%22~1: accessed October 1st, 2021), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/okieinvestigations/message

This week, VOSD's Adriana Heldiz saw a large-scale operation by the city of San Diego to clean a homeless camp that had been growing for months in the Midway District; it recently grew so large it was spilling into the street, according to the city. Staff loaded tents and tons of belongings into a trash truck to try and sort out the area. Officers offered shelter to the people living there and cited those who rejected the offers. It put a spotlight on a lot of the issues at play for one of the region's biggest problems: homelessness. This week, we talk with Heldiz and VOSD's Lisa Halverstadt about what's going on with homelessness right now. Plus: The video that got Mayor Todd Gloria in trouble this week. Subscribe to our new San Diego 101 podcast! The trailer is out now. Subscribe to "San Diego 101" wherever you listen. And tell your friends. vosd.org/101podcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, VOSD's Adriana Heldiz saw a large-scale operation by the city of San Diego to clean a homeless camp that had been growing for months in the Midway District; it recently grew so large it was spilling into the street, according to the city. Staff loaded tents and tons of belongings into a trash truck to try and sort out the area. Officers offered shelter to the people living there and cited those who rejected the offers. It put a spotlight on a lot of the issues at play for one of the region's biggest problems: homelessness. This week, we talk with Heldiz and VOSD's Lisa Halverstadt about what's going on with homelessness right now. Plus: The video that got Mayor Todd Gloria in trouble this week. Subscribe to our new San Diego 101 podcast! The trailer is out now. Subscribe to "San Diego 101" wherever you listen. And tell your friends. vosd.org/101podcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Commissioned Officers that are resigning from their posts due to their lack of confidence and trust in their senior leaders is a national security crisis. Grant and I break down why this is such a big deal, while we tackle the systemic problem of our military becoming more and more political instead of Apolitical. The two recent resignations are important to note because of how close they were to retirement eligibility, and how much they gave up by doing so. Each gave up millions of dollars in life long benefits and financial security to finally stand up and tell their superiors that they are wrong. The Generals, Joint Chiefs of Staff, Secretary of Defense, Secretary of State, and the CIA Director are and were all wrong when it came to the capabilities of the Afghan National Army, The Taliban,  and the fact that we withdrew all security forces before our civilians. Not only were they wrong, but anyone that has experience in Afghanistan or near it over the last 20 years knew the Taliban would take over in a matter of weeks. Join Grant and I as we discuss what has led to bad information being given to superior officers, congress and even the President. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/millersmilitarymoments)

Police say a man pointed a gun at officers and the public multiple times during a police pursuit across several Auckland suburbs this morning. Officers followed the car and its two occupants from Otāhuhu to a quiet cul-de-sac in Hillsborough where a dozen police cars poured in to the street. One man was shot by police and two men are now in hospital. Chen Liu reports.

With Eric Ting As currently written in every Bay Area county except Solano, the mandate requires all individuals — regardless of vaccination status — to mask indoors unless actively eating or drinking. In San Francisco See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A carjacking suspect was shot after pointing a bow and arrow at officers #CobbCounty #Georgia #LocalNews      -            -            -            -            -            The Marietta Daily Journal Podcast is local news for Marietta, Kennesaw, Smyrna, and all of Cobb County.              Subscribe today, so you don't miss an episode! MDJOnline             Register Here for your essential digital news.             Find additional episodes of the MDJ Podcast here.              This Podcast was produced and published for the Marietta Daily Journal and MDJ Online by BG Ad Group on 9-29-2021.           For advertising inquiries, please email j.southerland@bgadgroup.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Grand Rapids Police Department in Michigan is a full-service law enforcement agency serving a largely urban community. Officers with the department began experiencing in-car computers slowing down and losing the ability to access systems and databases due to reduced bandwidth. Since switching to FirstNet, officers can access the software they need throughout the city, giving them greater mobility while providing cost savings to the department.

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On this week's Humpday Hangout, Frank Ricci and company continue their discussion with District Chief Brian Sky-Eagle about the Houston (TX) Fire Department Chief Officers Association. They also speak with Orange County (CA) Fire Captain Greg Barta about the role of the public information officer (PIO) and some innovative techniques Orange County is using to inform the public. Sponsored by the TenCate Made for Life podcast: https://us.tencatefabrics.com/podcast/

What do you get if you cross a Greek Orthodox guy from Athens and a Jewish girl from Long Island; and then mix in two Ivy League degrees and a 26-year career in the Central Intelligence Agency? If you haven't worked out that this refers to Marc, given that he is mentioned in the episode title, you can probably forget ever having a career in intelligence. Mark is brimming with vitality, chock full of stories, and can talk baseball and wings as well as the finer points of Algerian politics or US grand strategy in the Middle East. If you ever pull up a bar stool next to Mark: you've hit a home run! Mark's new book, Clarity in Crisis: Leadership Lessons From the CIA, distills the insights he derived from his career and is available in the International Spy Museum's bookshop.

2020 was a record year for suicides of police officers in America. There were 236 suicides and approximately 170 inline duty deaths. Officers know the risks of the job but suicide should NOT be one of them. Scott Medlin has worked as a Police Officer since 2007. Prior to that, he was in the United States Marine Corps. He was deployed for Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003 and 2005. After an honorable discharge from the Marine Corps, he earned his Bachelor's degree and entered law enforcement. Both as a police officer and a Marine, Scott had to face huge struggles including PTSD, depression, anxiety, and addiction. In order to save his marriage, Scott had to resign from his job as a K9 officer which caused him deep resentment and despair - feeling like he lost his identity. Since the lockdown, there has been an upsurge of mental health challenges in general, but also among police officers. Scott faced these challenges and now teaches others how to become aware of them and overcome them.  He has helped fellow officers keep marriages together, pull through during hard financial times, overcome depression, and provide encouragement when needed. In Scott's interview, he shares the struggles and the triumphs of our law enforcement officers but also how we can use the same principles for better mental health no matter what our occupation.  

Ep. 22 Today's episode is with Katie Nelson, Public Information Officer (PIO) for the Mountain View Police Department. We talk about how police agencies are connecting with community at the local and national level. Katie has a prominent role as the Chair of the PIO Section for the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) – the world's largest and most influential professional association for police leaders with more than 31,000 members in more than 165 countries. I tap her insight into what's going on around the country in terms of new legislation in certain states, the elimination of qualified immunity for some, and new laws that are affecting not only law enforcement, but also community members and victims who have not necessarily been fully updated on how these new laws affect them. We also discuss #PathForward, the IACP's digital initiative to help enhance law enforcement's efforts to better tell the story of all that policing is and the good work officers do every day. I highly recommend checking out the posts on Twitter. If you are in law enforcement, use the hashtag to highlight the stories in your own community, the stories that don't make the news. I also want to provide the press release issued by Auburn WA Police Department about a recent incident and a link to their Facebook post that explains why officers were unable to take action. I reference this in the episode. You can always reach me at Abby@Ellsworthproductions.com https://www.facebook.com/AuburnWAPolice/videos/377749317316960 *****Press Release/Stolen Vehicle***** 08-31 Around 2:30pm Officers with Auburn PD were dispatched to a stolen vehicle report near the Auburn Police Substation on Lea Hill. The victim at the scene told the officers she had been robbed at gunpoint and her vehicle, a white 2016 Lexus RX, had been stolen. Using a photographic montage, the victim was able to identify the suspect. Officers learned, the vehicle was equipped with Lojack and it had been activated. Just after 3pm, while searching for a suspect on an unrelated call, King County Guardian One reported that they had been receiving pings from the stolen Lexus. Guardian One followed the Lojack signal and at about 3:15pm located the vehicle backing into an apartment complex in the 900 Block of 12 ST SE. Not long after, Guardian One saw a male had left from the backseat and another male had left from the front passenger seat. Neither of these males were able to be identified. The male from the back seat walked across the parking lot, while the male from the front passenger seat got into another vehicle. As patrol units began to converge on the area, Guardian One said a patrol unit had just driven by the Lexus as it pulled out of the apartment complex parking lot. The Lexus had come close to one of our patrol vehicles and drove around our officers. Officers and Guardian One continued to try and track the stolen vehicle, but they eventually fell too far behind and could not keep up. Without anyone observing the driver, identifying the driver or any other possible occupants in the vehicle, there was no probable cause for anyone in the vehicle regarding this robbery case. Due to the recent legislative changes regarding vehicle pursuits and use of force in Washington State, we were not legally allowed to pursue the vehicle.

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3PM - Sully: Fare ambassadors replace officers on Sound Transit trains + A quarter of a million long commutes disappeared during the pandemic in the Seattle area // Covid-sniffing dogs at Miami airport are ‘over 99 per cent accurate' // California's Recall: What to Watch // A deeper explanation of John's squirrel experience yesterday See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hope and healing. If you've ever experienced a trauma, you need both. But how do you know when healing has actually begun? For Capt Amanda Yashack, United States Air Force Reserve, the genesis of the hope and healing that she so desperately needed could have easily gone unnoticed. It began in the back of a church after Sunday services, as a stranger offered Amanda a tissue and sat silently with her as she cried. In the previous episode, Amanda shared the first part of her story, which centered on the trauma she experienced as a result of a sexual assault. If you missed that part of her story, be sure to go back and take a listen. As I mentioned last episode, if you or someone you know has been sexually assaulted, please get help. Consider starting with the National Sexual Assault Hotline. They offer confidential 24/7 support, and their number is 800-656-4673. In this episode, Amanda concludes her story by sharing how God began to radically heal her heart and change her life through a series of events. As you listen to Amanda's story of military life at the intersection of faith, family, and profession, here are a few questions to ponder: The kindness and dignity given her from an unknown lady at church, or the pilot school classmates' “by a different playbook” life of faith that she wanted for herself—those are some of the ways other Christians impacted Amanda during her faith journey to Christ. Have you ever thought about how the way you live your life impacts others, both positively and negatively? Amanda came to believe that “God gives us the free choice to choose Him because real love does not force anybody to do anything.” By first recognizing God's “free and loving choice to forgive me,” Amanda was moved “to understand that I can freely and lovingly forgive the people who assaulted me.” Is it possible to forgive others outside of loving them? What would need to change for forgiveness in love to happen? Amanda participated in RMH, an outdoor leadership program largely for young officers. What do you think this mentor's statement from their Bible study sessions, “We shouldn't live our lives to be better Christians but that we should seek Christ with everything, and the rest will follow”? In this episode, Amanda also mentioned: Episode 47, “Building Community in the Military Sisterhood” (47. Kristin Goodrich: Building community in the military sisterhood - Officers' Christian Fellowship (ocfusa.org)) Rocky Mountain High, OCF's premier leadership development program for cadets, midshipmen, junior officers and Christian leaders (Rocky Mountain High – Spring Canyon Conference Center)

In this archive episode, Dennis answers some group questions regarding K9 units and motor vehicle delays. Recorded on 10/13/2017. Illinois v Caballes (2005) US Supreme Court As found by the trial judge prior to the appeal, the dog sniff was sufficiently reliable to establish probable cause to conduct a full-blown search of the trunk. Caballes is the same as (2017) State v. Mark Dunbar (A-94-15; 077839) The Court adopts the federal standard barring unnecessary delays for the purpose of canine sniffs. Officers do not need reasonable suspicion of a drug offense provided that the canine sniff does not prolong the stop beyond the time required to complete the stop's mission. United States v Pierce (2010)- The United States Supreme Court has consistently held “That an exterior canine sniff of a car during a lawful traffic stop does not amount to a search under the 4th Amendment. It is also well established that, looking at the totality of the circumstances, a dog's positive alert while sniffing the exterior of the car provides an officer with probable cause.” Illinois v. Caballes - Amicus (Merits) | OSG | Department of Justice State v Sloan 2008 - Leaving a vehicle to be driven by a passenger or a third party allows you the right to check their driving credentials. (Criminal Wants / Warrants) This also allowed police officers to run warrant checks of passengers without Reasonable Suspicion. The police do not need a reasonable suspicion before they access the NCIC database. An NCIC check by the police is not a search under the federal or state constitutions. HELD: During a motor vehicle stop, the passenger, like the driver, is seized under the federal and state constitutions. Police do not need reasonable suspicion before they may access the NCIC database and, because accessing the NCIC database was within the scope of the traffic stop and did not unreasonably prolong the stop, there was no basis to suppress the evidence found. State of NJ v. Patino (1980) – “The discovery of a small amount of marijuana in the passenger compartment gave rise only to an inference that the occupants were casual users, and this furnished no cause to search the trunk where large “Dealer Sized” quantities of drugs would presumably be stored. “In the absence of other circumstances that suggest participation in drug trafficking or possession of more contraband” such a search could not expand beyond the persons of the occupants or the passenger compartment of the car.” State v. Patino :: 1980 :: Supreme Court of New Jersey Decisions :: New Jersey Case Law :: New Jersey Law :: U.S. Law :: Justia Trooper pulls over vehicle and spots plastic bag protruding from under the floor mat containing a 4.6 ounce chunk of a white powdery substance later testing positive for cocaine (Plain View) Both are arrested, read miranda, and agreed to speak, co-defendants lips were quivering when asked about the bag in the trunk and responded that he did not know what the contents were. (364 Plastic Vials used for packaging found) Court said – “These are the very types of circumstances that the Patino court referred to, as providing probable cause to search the entire vehicle including the trunk and the interior of the paper bags in the trunk. Allows an officer, after discovery of contraband, to question a defendant after having read them their Miranda rights. State v. Letman :: 1989 :: New Jersey Superior Court, Appellate Division - Published Opinions Decisions :: New Jersey Case Law :: New Jersey Law :: U.S. Law :: Justia State v Guerra 1983 The troopers lawfully stopped the vehicle. They then detected a strong odor of marijuana emanating from the interior of the vehicle. Thus they had probable cause to search the trunk for evidence of contraband. The packages found in the trunk were validly searched. Regardless of the visibility of their contents, the size of the packages and the odor of marijuana that they emitted clearly suggested that they contained...

Something called the Havana syndrome has kept the international spy talking about it for five years. Russians call it a mere tabloid fantasy, it looks like one, but now Blinken & Biden have spoken on it, a top intel committee in Washington is probing it and Kamala Harris delayed her visit to Hanoi on this fear. Shekhar Gupta takes us through the growing mystery. Episode 832 of #CutTheClutter

In this episode, Dennis explores the topic of investigative detention, hindering, and the timeframe allowed while waiting for an available K9 Unit. Recorded on 10/12/2017. The courts have upheld investigative detentions of: 45 Minutes – United States v Davies 1985 https://www.leagle.com/decision/19851661768f2d89311515?fbclid=IwAR1yrWu5W7atkaHg_KTcrT7Ek05PXB4fj4YmepPA2UiiMJ4uU0eoaBzN4H4 (https://www.leagle.com/decision/19851661768f2d89311515) 50 Minutes – US v. Alpert 1987 https://www.leagle.com/decision/19871774816f2d95811624?fbclid=IwAR2CpcPPIWcfvc7L0fKTCU4vhJuuNuyo920DtSizrYuNTl103EUbeNg8Kf0 (https://www.leagle.com/decision/19871774816f2d95811624) 60 Minutes – US v. Large 1984 https://www.leagle.com/decision/19841365729f2d63611269?fbclid=IwAR3yiAMskxn5y89lKy6ndpsOYfYKXFS6ybxPHXtCR-zFDPuGSgUulw---bU (https://www.leagle.com/decision/19841365729f2d63611269) 75 Minutes – US v. Borys 1985 https://casetext.com/case/united-states-v-borys-2?fbclid=IwAR1OmEIeTyBnYaikm0jJZUnycAtfCwWhprYIamoPK1_AqbBhyi8g7vxyykY (https://casetext.com/case/united-states-v-borys-2) Each of these cases cited involved delays necessitated by efforts to obtain a narcotics dog for sniffing luggage or packages. The court will look at whether or not the police diligently pursued their investigation, and whether the detention lasts no longer than is necessary to effectuate the purpose of the stop. The circumstances surrounding the case will matter too, namely the use of handcuffs and confinement. U.S. v. Sharpe (1985) 20 Minute or Longer detentions do not constitute a violation of the 4th Amendment! In Sharpe the Court refused to adopt a time limit. State v Davis (1986) – NJ Courts adopt Sharpe and state – “Officers should use the least instrusive investigative techniques reasonably available to verify or dispel his suspicion in the shortest period of time reasonably possible” https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Flaw.justia.com%2Fcases%2Fnew-jersey%2Fsupreme-court%2F1986%2F104-n-j-490-0.html%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR1Aazl3ZObZOZm5-e8v7-9nJiJq9T3jCn0JKzu0mM4kyvFh9G64s7aq0Vo&h=AT2SHE_DVb0uYXJqzoOSHxaXeLIgi-d4RcDVxJKmKKlWYEo5oUCDKAHNZAtfQnZwPWY5VRpZQcv5Uf9mWadOgkdx176569Jlz1S61_QYRpUpgr1UXDS72x9r9Y0Lm26qgDtfXmRaaaBJHePlSA&__tn__=-UK-R (http://law.justia.com/.../supreme.../1986/104-n-j-490-0.html) Also discussed in State v Dickey (1998) https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fcaselaw.findlaw.com%2Fnj-supreme-court%2F1456380.html%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR3gxkLJEHIOMZW2hS9KwyXwdEKK9wg2DOH5A2qQu8rQR0s2WCab0oVIqig&h=AT1fWLeapRnbwSRg2OBcU1bKJze71_iyVjTv7J5ovl76EgjthkyhIa9ppt7Z90XZkDbZoOJX1qgSAR93vu2IjbwQ3ndaOxT2aG2aiNsJbn0nmOuU-lPBIqDi-JLvT63j2QGJivNWB-enZhyHUQ&__tn__=-UK-R (http://caselaw.findlaw.com/nj-supreme-court/1456380.html) Also see State v. Colapinto 1998 regarding the detention of 25 minutes while waiting for a DWI officer. UNITED STATES v. SHARPE | FindLaw STATE v. COLAPINTO | FindLaw

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In a shocking turn of event, the New York Police Department has decided to reverse decades of stupidity and start issuing new recruits handguns with factory stock triggers, not the moronic and poorly-devised “New York Triggers”. Where does this leave current NYPD veteran officers? During our Brownells Bullet Point, we will take a close look at medical gear. However, we are not just going to consider trauma gear, but less-traumatic medical care as well. Does your medical kit have material to deal with splinters or rashes or headaches? Also, for our SOTG Homeroom from CrossBreed Holsters, we had one more example of why it is important for you to be dangerous on demand, always. Could you stop a maniac with a knife or would you have to standby helplessly and innocent people are maimed?     Thanks for being a part of SOTG! We hope you find value in the message we share. If you've got any questions, here are some options to contact us: • Send an Email • Send a Text • Call Us Enjoy the show! And remember…You're a Beginner Once, a Student For Life! TOPICS COVERED THIS EPISODE • [0:02:15] Brownells Bullet Points - Brownells.com     • TOPIC: Medical Gear and What Else? www.PocketLifeSaver.com    - Sliver Gripper Tweezers     - Benadryl     - Zanfel     - Felsnaptha • Huge thanks to our Partners: Brownells | CrossBreed | Duracoat | SWAT Fuel • [0:19:43] SDS Imports Gun of the Month Giveaway: PX-9 Gen 2 Handgun• [0:22:12] SOTG Homeroom - CrossBreedHolsters.com     • TOPIC: Stabbing Attack in DFW restaurant dfwscanner.net • [0:32:34] NYPD will issue easier-to-fire guns to new recruits, aiming for improved accuracy www.nydailynews.com Q&A Session     • Q: Can you not choose to carry your personal firearm as a police officer? Or do you have to carry what is issued? - Kyle Jones    - A: No, there's an approved list, that entirely depends on the department / city / state / etc. FEATURING: DFW Scanner, Madison Rising, Jarrad Markel, Paul Markel, SOTG University PARTNERS: SDS Imports, Brownells Inc, CrossBreed Holsters, DuraCoat Firearm Finishes, Hi-Point Firearms FIND US ON: Full30, Parler, MeWe.com, iTunes, Stitcher, AppleTV, Roku, Amazon, GooglePlay, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, tumblr SOURCES From dfwscanner.net: The Colony Police Department is investigating a stabbing that occurred at a popular restaurant and entrainment venue this evening. At around 6:30pm, The Colony police officers were called to the Seven Doors Kitchen and Cocktails at Grandscape for a stabbing incident. Reports indicate a mentally disturbed man stabbed two men numerous times with a knife and ran off. Officers tracked down the suspect and arrested him. They transported him to a hospital for mental evaluation, and later to The Colony jail. (Click Here for Full Article)