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They sure are. Once the "tip" is forwarded to them they spend a couple of hours sitting near the spot and report that the activity that they witnessed supports the allegations and call it in to the judge and they get the signature on the warrant. More often than not this action is on a place or...

If the bone is still there go with the implants. They give you a biteguard that you wear at night to protect your natural teeth i wear out a guard in around 18 months being a bit of a grinder myself. IMO implants are well worth the out of pocket.

The eruption of Tonga is likely a large part of the unstable weather of late.

The usual dirty cop workaround when they get their hunches or obtain information through illegal means is to call in a couple of "tips" through crime stoppers that way they get the warrant and a bit of party money. If the raid turns out to be a bust and they hit the wrong place there is zero...

Well kudos to you sir for clarifying the basic speed law. I'm sure that some members were confused.

Here's a story a guy awaiting sentencing for murder on house arrest goes for a ride and gets killed by a drunk driver making a left turn. https://windsorstar.com/news/local-news/ahead-of-conviction-in-london-killing-windsor-man-killed-in-crash-at-home

That maneuver is called "showing the door" in police training.

That is the official soundtrack for that sort of behavior regardless of race or religion.

Apples to oranges Talladega is a super speedway.

He likely got membership the same way that one gets a drivers license number if they get a HTA offense notice before ever obtaining a DL in the first place.

You can get a similar experience at MIS with a whole lot less traveling.

No a Windsor guy If the OMVIC infractions list backdates enough you can check it listed his infraction as curbsiding with a custodial sentence as punishment. If a fine was levied they simply would have garnished his wages if he was delinquent as he has a decent 9 to 5

Profiling Gotta say that the super speedway races are better enjoyed on the tube than in person the cars are just moving too fast to take in from the stands.

That guy George that i spoke of was not and never was a dealer and he got at least one custodial and maybe two for curbsiding. He got plenty of warnings and a few fines first tho.

You could flip two a year every year and not get any heat but don't be a George and sell hot messes with frame numbers stamped crooked and in the wrong font.

I'm guessing that the cop who lost his rifle is suffering from some PTSD these days.He must have been pretty rattled to scoot off leaving behind his weapons magazine like that. https://www.sfgate.com/cannabis/article/lapd-cannabis-mri-raid-19789448.php

"he can't drive"

Junior achiever. WATCH: Stolen vehicle drives next to crowded playground, police say 10-year-old in custody

Seen plenty of cases where they dragged out the process long enough to launch a successful charter challenge.

If only they could put a provision in that the police union would be on the hook for the accused cops wages while they are on suspension if the cop is convicted that might accelerate the process some. Pipe dream tho. Edit. That would be more likely to insure that no cop is ever convicted.