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<blockquote data-quote="TK1299" data-source="post: 16583953" data-attributes="member: 184930"><p>There are a few reasons to ask someone from a car... sometimes furtive movements can lead one to believe there may be a weapon in the car or they are trying to hide contraband, Sometimes it’s safer to have the driver step out. Sometimes you want to separate the driver and passengers and interview them if you feel something is not right. It’s called instinct and investigation. In most all crimes an automobile can be attributed, in some way. So it makes sense to focus on traffic stops to help solve crimes. </p><p>Nobody is going to pull grandma groceries out of her car for the hell of it. Unless the cop is a complete moron or on a power trip, the reasons are to investigate or to merely follow a hunch. Instincts can be an effective tool once the skill is sharpened. </p><p>20+ years on the job and I have never heard or personally seen anyone I work with plant evidence or do any shady shit. Other than driving too fast for no reason or being a dick to people, which I do not condone.</p><p>But I digress, if police can no longer ask people out of their cars then crime will rise significantly and there will be far less arrests and prosecutions. Think about it... if a criminal makes it to his car, he’s safe??? If the police suspect or have good reason to believe ray ray has some crack and a gun in the car, we can’t ask him to step out? That’s pretty ridiculous.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TK1299, post: 16583953, member: 184930"] There are a few reasons to ask someone from a car... sometimes furtive movements can lead one to believe there may be a weapon in the car or they are trying to hide contraband, Sometimes it’s safer to have the driver step out. Sometimes you want to separate the driver and passengers and interview them if you feel something is not right. It’s called instinct and investigation. In most all crimes an automobile can be attributed, in some way. So it makes sense to focus on traffic stops to help solve crimes. Nobody is going to pull grandma groceries out of her car for the hell of it. Unless the cop is a complete moron or on a power trip, the reasons are to investigate or to merely follow a hunch. Instincts can be an effective tool once the skill is sharpened. 20+ years on the job and I have never heard or personally seen anyone I work with plant evidence or do any shady shit. Other than driving too fast for no reason or being a dick to people, which I do not condone. But I digress, if police can no longer ask people out of their cars then crime will rise significantly and there will be far less arrests and prosecutions. Think about it... if a criminal makes it to his car, he’s safe??? If the police suspect or have good reason to believe ray ray has some crack and a gun in the car, we can’t ask him to step out? That’s pretty ridiculous. [/QUOTE]
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