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Posted: 5/5/2024 11:22:55 PM EDT
My son purchased a vehicle and for ‘reasons’ we’re thinking it might be a good idea to have it searched for drugs. Is there a good way to go about having this done?
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Drive around at 2am with your headlights off.
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Don't invite the man into your life whatever you do. Just take the interior panels all out. If you don't find anything there's probably nothing. If it was taken from a drug runner they would have already found the drugs. I'm assuming this was a police auction car?
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¯\_(?)_/¯
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Fpni
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I got called to a house one day where the owner was doing some sort of aftermarket install and pulled about 10 kilo of compressed weed from the frame of a Cherokee. It was bought from a Marshal's auction.
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The devil's got my number.
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do a search on your own?
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Know nothing, say nothing
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Every cop show I see on TV, when they find drugs in the car the owner of the car never knew it was there.
Just assume there are drugs in the car. |
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Originally Posted By victorgonzales: Don't invite the man into your life whatever you do. Just take the interior panels all out. If you don't find anything there's probably nothing. If it was taken from a drug runner they would have already found the drugs. I'm assuming this was a police auction car? View Quote They tend to generally trash the vehicle when they do their search. |
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Originally Posted By mancow: I got called to a house one day where the owner was doing some sort of aftermarket install and pulled about 10 kilo of compressed weed from the frame of a Cherokee. It was bought from a Marshal's auction. View Quote Some people just have all the luck. Could of bought built Dana 60s or just bought a brand new spec’d out Wrangler Rubicon for that. |
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Originally Posted By mancow: I got called to a house one day where the owner was doing some sort of aftermarket install and pulled about 10 kilo of compressed weed from the frame of a Cherokee. It was bought from a Marshal's auction. View Quote I bought a 34 Chevy mild rod from a .gov auction, seizure vehicle. Had problems moving the shifter and when I pulled the cover on the B&M shifter it was FULL of smoked to the nub roaches. |
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Call the local pd?
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A casual stroll through the lunatic asylum shows that faith does not prove anything.
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Originally Posted By NickGunar:
There is no shit show here. Everything is all in fun. |
I worked for a guy in New Mexico that always bought cars at the police auction. They came pre searched and sometimes not very well.
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I know someone that bought one like that. Had a strong smell, lots of miles in just a couple years and some scratches on the trunk from cargo. Looks like the backseat had never been used. Had three business cards of roadside mechanic/tire service places. Did laps from AZ,CA, NY AND FL with maintenance done on time. Also saw a guy get a free crack pipe with his police auction SC300.
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Gang rape is democracy in action.
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Visit Mexico. The return inspection will be informative.
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Get yourself a buddy who's a K9 handler for a fed agency.
He'd be happy to help and use it as training for his dog. At least that's what I'm doing on my vehicle before I go to Canada at the end of the month. |
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Dragnet Jack Webb "Alcohol VS. Marijuana & LSD" Great Speech |
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I bought a vehicle when I was 16 and 6 months later was taking the top rails off the bed to fix something and found bags of meth.
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What state you're in might help, WA I could possibly figure someone out for you.
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I had a car stolen from my condo. A few days after I reported it stolen the cops called and told me they had the vehicle impounded.
I talked to the detective in charge of the case and he said that the tags got ran and there was a short chase and the perp had ditched the vehicle and ran. Next day I go to get the car from impound and it was full of obvious stolen property, the perps cell phone, crack, crack pipe, some weed and a large bag of coke. I called the detective and asked if he was interested in all these items and he blew me off and just told me to throw it all away if I dint want it 🤷🏽♂️ |
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“Budster, there’s a half-naked woman in your bedroom feeding pizza to some fish and she’s all yours.”
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Originally Posted By mancow: I got called to a house one day where the owner was doing some sort of aftermarket install and pulled about 10 kilo of compressed weed from the frame of a Cherokee. It was bought from a Marshal's auction. View Quote That was nice of him to turn in those 3 kilos of weed. |
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Are the “reasons” because your son is the new owner of a used Dodge Challenger/Charger?
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About 10 years ago I was looking for a 2002-3-4 Crown Vic Police Interceptor. MO.Trooper car. Seen a beautiful MO. blue that looked like it was an unmarked or State Official car, had the look. Stopped into the dealer and asked about it. Oh what a story this guy weaves. First he was a Deputy for the local SD, OK. Then the electronic speedo doesn't work, OK, on and on.
So I begin to ask about the car to see if his bullshit is that bullshit. I ask about the rear seat area and see it is the nice cloth bench seat. But all the signs of having had police restraining equipment, front rear divider, maybe had the perp seat but looks original. I ask if they have removed the seat to check for contraband. What do you mean he says. I said I would never by a police car without it being checked for dope, bombs, grenade launchers. I said if you were a Deputy and never seen detainees hiding shit you weren't a Deputy long. I told him that I will come back tomorrow with cash but you have the seat out and a mileage statement for your inspected car without working dashboard or the price comes down. Next day I get ready to stop in to look over car again before I buy it. And there was a cop convention going on, and the focus looks to be the Crown Vic with doors open, on other cars also. So I pass by and they are closed and the car is gone the next day. I find out the following days that the "Deputy" had a few stolen cars on the lot and the CV was one of them. Yikes That sure was a nice car and one of the best years. |
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Originally Posted By victorgonzales: Don't invite the man into your life whatever you do. Just take the interior panels all out. If you don't find anything there's probably nothing. If it was taken from a drug runner they would have already found the drugs. I'm assuming this was a police auction car? View Quote So many people don't get this. |
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Extorris, because he's a heartless cunt. The purity of his apathy is laboratory grade, and I sleep well knowing that he's out there somewhere,
not giving a shit about anyone or anything. |
oiuja thread and drug interdiction force thread.
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Originally Posted By seaskidoo: Get yourself a buddy who's a K9 handler for a fed agency. He'd be happy to help and use it as training for his dog. At least that's what I'm doing on my vehicle before I go to Canada at the end of the month. View Quote Similar but different. See if any K-9 breeder /trainers are nearby. Ask them your question. |
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View Quote Dave’s not here man |
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"Sometimes I wonder whether the world is being run by smart people who are putting us on, or by imbeciles who really mean it."
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OH, USA
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I had a Ford Explorer as a rental car recently. The door panels as well as the air dam, panel under the vehicle all rattled and squeaked. I would almost be willing to bet the thing was used to transport something illicit.
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During the Middle Ages, probably one of the biggest mistakes was not putting on your armor because you were "just going down to the corner."
~Deep Thoughts by Jack Handey |
See if there is a Schutzhund Training club near you. They would be able to help you out or connect if needed.
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Merciless Indian Savage.
Lios Achai O'ola |
Check the rocker panels
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Originally Posted By HangfiresGhost: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Twre6ItGEI View Quote Sgt Friday saying "Marijuana is the flame ... & LSD is the Bomb!" I thought he was supposed to scare kids away from drugs, not make them sound cool? LOL! It starts off with those Jazz musicians smoking Devils Lettuce & before you know it America is full of College Drop out Hippie Love Festivals of Acid Rock. Bigger_Hammer |
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BUT RATHER TO SKID IN SIDEWAYS, TOTALLY WORN OUT SHOUTING "HOLY $H!T...WHAT A RIDE"!! |
He get a DeLorean?
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Originally Posted By safe1: I had a Ford Explorer as a rental car recently. The door panels as well as the air dam, panel under the vehicle all rattled and squeaked. I would almost be willing to bet the thing was used to transport something illicit. View Quote Nah that's just Ford quality. |
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Know a group of cops who went to rent a car to drive to a shooting competition and when they opened the trunk it was covered in shake.
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"You want perfection, or nothing. The revolution was never perfect....We fight because we believe, we leave because we are disilliusioned, we come back because we are lost, we die because we are committed.
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I was gonna say, there's a local church and it seems like a few times a month, they have a bunch of K-9 cops from different agencies roll up. I never knew if it was some play date for the doggos or training or what. But it seems like a safe bet would be to approach a group like that, let them know the situation, and see if they want to run their dogs through the car. If a flock of dogs doesn't find anything, then it doesnt matter if there's drugs in the car. A dog at a traffic stop wouldn't find it.
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N.E.Ohio Grub-n-Gun Host / 4-H Shooting Sports Adv
OH, USA
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During the Middle Ages, probably one of the biggest mistakes was not putting on your armor because you were "just going down to the corner."
~Deep Thoughts by Jack Handey |
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Originally Posted By mancow: I got called to a house one day where the owner was doing some sort of aftermarket install and pulled about 10 kilo of compressed weed from the frame of a Cherokee. It was bought from a Marshal's auction. View Quote On another forum I used to be on, some guys were gutting a seized vehicle they bought at auction, to build it into a race car. The found some bricks of cocaine. Called the agency that seized the car, they came out and collected the stuff. Years ago a colleague told me a story where they working on an airliner (US owned and registered, by a so-called flag carrier), they removed a interior panel to do an inspection, and found it crammed with bundles of US currency, likely a 7 figure amount. He said him and his buddy freaked out for a minute or two, did the inspection, and packed it all back in there. Guess they didn't want a creepy guy with a weird haircut showing up... |
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What "reasons" would make you think there are drugs hidden in the car, OP?
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United we stand, divided we fall!
I’m just here for the post count. I do my best proofreading after I hit send. |
When we bought a used car for our daughter it had that recently cleaned smell. As it wore off we began to smell the weed. If the car sat for more than a day with the windows closed then the smell would hit you as soon as you opened the door, didn't even have to get in to smell it.
In the end we found less than a joint scattered throughout the car. |
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