Doctor spit blood on trooper during DUI arrest

[sedated]

Originally Posted by whoman69

Normal people don't carry around 50k in cash and guns along with drugs. That's why it was confiscated.

He was a doctor. Maybe I’m ignorant, but I would be pissed too if they took my money.

When I was in high school, I was stopped by the cops for some BS reason, just looking to give me trouble. I had just gotten paid at my job, and generally took it to the grocery store to get the checks cashed. They saw the cash (few hundred bucks), and apparently assumed I was a drug dealer, started asking me where I got all the “jack” from. Had I done anything wrong and they arrested me, I’m pretty sure they were going to take it.

[mikey23545]

Originally Posted by sedated

He was a doctor. Maybe I’m ignorant, but I would be pissed too if they took my money.

When I was in high school, I was stopped by the cops for some BS reason, just looking to give me trouble. I had just gotten paid at my job, and generally took it to the grocery store to get the checks cashed. They saw the cash (few hundred bucks), and apparently assumed I was a drug dealer, started asking me where I got all the “jack” from. Had I done anything wrong and they arrested me, I’m pretty sure they were going to take it.

Look, dumbass, he was swerving all over the road and nearly sideswiped a cop.

He was obviously ****ed up as hell on something.

He had two guns in his car.

He had $50,000 in cash in the car. (I know the price of gas is steep nowadays, but that amount seems a little excessive)

He had two prescription bottles filled with unidentified pills in one, and some liquid in the other.

He started trying to beat his brains out against the inside of the police car.

He spit blood at one of the officers.

Can you even understand the concept of "probable cause"?


And you wonder why things that will likely be used as evidence were confiscated?