i think this is an improvement. or it would be very expensive and difficult to replace 91 pounds of flour with coc aine to cover their mistake.

there was a time when the cops would have planted real coc aine to cover their screw ups.

if it was a few ounces, then it wouldn't have been a problem.

Originally posted by wrkn4livn
The bigger problem is white people keep buy coc aine so the criminals buy the stuff from the cartel's who ship the coke north (through the south). So the cop's are on the look out for smuggler's.

The CIA, flying under military colors, just fly it into military bases. Documentation tends to confirm the widespread knowledge (in government circles) that the CIA used just about every government agency's equipment as cover for their narcotics trafficking.

I know a man that spent over a year in jail for not paying child support. The problem is that he had 2 DNA tests that proved that he was not the father and the judge knew that. The law needs to get their act together and stop putting people in jail unnecessarily.

Originally posted by MBF
I know a man that spent over a year in jail for not paying child support. The problem is that he had 2 DNA tests that proved that he was not the father and the judge knew that. The law needs to get their act together and stop putting people in jail unnecessarily.

Yes, the Mexican man who spent 4 days in jail is a perfect example of what can happen when when officers become too focused - looking for that big bust that will make all the papers. Instead they need to focus their attention on patroling their neighborhoods...and being SEEN!

Now the gentleman who spent a year in jail for not paying child support on a child that was not his--Now that is messed up !

Originally posted by incrediblelousminds


There is SO much wrong with this story, but what I want to know is how they confused "cheese, shrimp and tortilla and tamale dough" with coc aine, and why it took them FOUR DAYS to notice it wasn't coc aine.

Probably because they spent four days sticking the stuff up their nose and realised nothing had happened so far apart from the ishts.

Whether or not one was done this makes me question those roadside instant drug tests.

Some cops are so eager to perform them on anything. Swabs, dollars, cigarette packs, always turning that blue "go to jail" color.

If it's that easy to haul somebody off should t they have tested the dough? Would the dough have turned blue?

I hole he gets his truck and dog back. Knowing some of the departments Ive had the pleasure of knowing my money is on his truck already being scrapped to the frame and his dog put down.

Once the cops get your property the only way to get it back is to buy it from a crooked cop who stole it from the impound.

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Originally posted by Chesster
either the cops are idiots or racist. Either way they do not serve the community. SOmeone should put them in jail for having 400 pounds of ignorance.

Cops are not chemists, they don't arrest people for possession of coc aine...

In Ca, for example, if you're found with a fat bag of "a white powdery substance resembling coc aine/illegal narcotics".. you can go to jail for 836.3/11550H&S.. 836.3 = reasonable cause / 11350 H&S = possession.

If when said "white powdery substance" is tested and found to be tortilla dough, the charges should be dropped by DDA/City Atty .. unless it was deliberately "packaged for sales", but that's a whole other issue

There is whats called a "Wells test" where cops in the field drop a small sample into liquid, it'll turn various colors to indicate what drug, if any.. they could also have had a dog alert.... but they didn't. It was probably an attitude arrest.

Originally posted by GovtFlu

Originally posted by Chesster
either the cops are idiots or racist. Either way they do not serve the community. SOmeone should put them in jail for having 400 pounds of ignorance.

Cops are not chemists, they don't arrest people for possession of coc aine...

In Ca, for example, if you're found with a fat bag of "a white powdery substance resembling coc aine/illegal narcotics".. you can go to jail for 836.3/11550H&S.. 836.3 = reasonable cause / 11350 H&S = possession.

If when said "white powdery substance" is tested and found to be tortilla dough, the charges should be dropped by DDA/City Atty .. unless it was deliberately "packaged for sales", but that's a whole other issue

There is whats called a "Wells test" where cops in the field drop a small sample into liquid, it'll turn various colors to indicate what drug, if any.. they could also have had a dog alert.... but they didn't. It was probably an attitude arrest.

The article states that he was pulled over in Texas and the cops did a field test of the dough and let him go.

if it was an 'attitude arrest' why the drug charge?

They thought that they could make a quick bust and got irate when it came back as food. These cops do not deserve to don the badge or uniform.

There seems to be some thing from this story that we may never know for 100% sure. At face value it sounds almost like a "contempt of cop" case that the officers got caught on.