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Man Accused of Stealing Buzzy's Clothing from Disney World Arrested

GhostlyGoofy

GhostlyGoofy

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flynnibus said:
The point is how the phone is 'found'. It's not about the search OF the phone.. it's about the search FOR the phone. The idea that the officer required him to separate the phone from his private self is significant.
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He was a person of interest who willfully walked into a police Interogation and consented to bring his phone out when asked. He's paying an expensive law firm, if that were the case they probably would have gotten it dropped already.
 
Smiley/OCD

Smiley/OCD

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flynnibus said:
That's what I said... I never questioned their right to seize the phone they can plainly see.. as they already have information that suggests the phone has evidence relevant to the crime.

The point is how the phone is 'found'. It's not about the search OF the phone.. it's about the search FOR the phone. The idea that the officer required him to separate the phone from his private self is significant.

BUT... I think it's moot because Spikes had it out in plain sight first in front of the officers. But it's of interest in the progression of the case.. and POSSIBLE defenses from Spike's lawyer since the data found on the phone was such a keystone to everything else. If the way the phone was acquired was invalidated.. then all the evidence they found on it would also be thrown out. So it's a 'valuable' point in it all.
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Couldn't the police simply dial his number and when it rings in his pocket or backpack, they would have it?
 
Smiley/OCD

Smiley/OCD

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MotherOfBirds said:
That's a vintage meme, friend 10/10

Also, if someone would post the notices for his various depositions/hearings/etc, that would be great. I'm pretty sure that depos become public record unless the dependent is underage or they appeal to have it sealed, so feel free to post links.
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Yeah, so it's vintage...point? So is this thread, the poodle lady and Katiebug, but yet we still talk about them...
 
My95cobras

My95cobras

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vicariouscorpse said:
Why is that interesting. The moment the police want to talk to you about anything you should get an attorney. Specially if you are well off and can afford it. Innocent people can get convicted too.
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Yeah, if you did it. But the cops can come speak to me about anything I have and search anything I have... I don’t commit crimes, so I don’t have anything to hide. I’ll talk to them all day long.
 
ImperfectPixie

ImperfectPixie

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My95cobras said:
Yeah, if you did it. But the cops can come speak to me about anything I have and search anything I have... I don’t commit crimes, so I don’t have anything to hide. I’ll talk to them all day long.
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Same here. When I was young and stupid, I got pulled over at around 2am in my '79 Camaro by the state police. Cops were looking for a buddy of mine, not actually me, but pulled me over for "swerving" (aka, avoiding pot-holes). I spent, on average, 3-4 hours a day in my car because my boyfriend lived over an hour away, so there was junk EVERYWHERE. I was also woodcarving for a living at the time, and partied pretty hard at night. They asked if they could search my car, I said fine. They asked if I had any weapons, I said "No, but I'm a woodcarver and there are some chisels in the center console, so be careful because they're razor sharp." They asked about drugs/alcohol and if I'd been drinking. I said "I've not been drinking, but there's an open bottle of tequila in the glove compartment". They searched, while I stood freezing on the side of the road, and when they were finished, they wished me a good night and didn't even give me a warning.
 
MisterPenguin

MisterPenguin

President of Animal Kingdom
Premium Member
ImperfectPixie said:
Same here. When I was young and stupid, I got pulled over at around 2am in my '79 Camaro by the state police. Cops were looking for a buddy of mine, not actually me, but pulled me over for "swerving" (aka, avoiding pot-holes). I spent, on average, 3-4 hours a day in my car because my boyfriend lived over an hour away, so there was junk EVERYWHERE. I was also woodcarving for a living at the time, and partied pretty hard at night. They asked if they could search my car, I said fine. They asked if I had any weapons, I said "No, but I'm a woodcarver and there are some chisels in the center console, so be careful because they're razor sharp." They asked about drugs/alcohol and if I'd been drinking. I said "I've not been drinking, but there's an open bottle of tequila in the glove compartment". They searched, while I stood freezing on the side of the road, and when they were finished, they wished me a good night and didn't even give me a warning.
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Not even a little spiel about the virtues of tidiness?
 
GhostlyGoofy

GhostlyGoofy

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HiJe said:
Oh no. There better not be a scene with Buzzy and a wood chipper.
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No his sad fate will be more like Terminator 2
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