• CatZoomies@lemmy.world
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    1 month ago

    If this dude registered as a Sovereign Citizen, he would have been fine!

    I’ll show you:

    Police: “What’s in the bag? Does that say ‘no drugs’ on it??”

    SovCit: “I never entered into a contract with you!”

    Police: Snatches bag and starts digging.

    SovCit: “Neither the individual nor the STRAW MAN contracted with —- please stop!”

    Police: Tackles SovCit

    SovCit: “I swear this bag is not from the TRUSTEE or the STRAW MAN. It ain’t my bag. Do you have a claim against me because I’m — bro, maritime laws!!”

    Hmm… I guess this doesn’t work out after all.

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    They definitely thought it was hilarious to keep drugs in that bag. However;

    Officers on Tuesday night stopped a man and a woman driving a stolen car in Southeast Portland, and they found much more than a stolen car

    They broke the most important rule. When breaking the law, only break one at a time. If you’re gonna carry around your fun joke drug bag, don’t do it while driving a stolen car.

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    1 month ago

    This is the kind of thing Chief Wiggum would proudly hold a press conference about while the thieves are carting away city hall in the background.

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      1 month ago

      He must have been. “Trust me, bro” always works with cops. He probably even told the officer, “you’ve got to tell me if you’re a cop. You know that, right?”

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      I spent a few years retailing on eBay, selling off my father’s vast collections (he was like a hoarder, except much of his stuff had actual value) and I had a postal scale for lighter objects since most of the things I was selling were not more than a couple of pounds.

      So it looked like a drug scale.

      I used to have to show people that it actually said it was a postal scale on it if they came over and asked me if I was dealing drugs.