In Southern California, a driver REFUSED to consent to a warrantless vehicle search..

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A motorist visiting a Southern California border area from Orange County was detained by Border Patrol agents who unlawfully demanded he stop recording, violating his First Amendment rights.

The agents threatened to search his vehicle without a warrant or articulable probable cause, leading the driver to explicitly invoke his Fourth Amendment protections against illegal search and seizure.

The video concludes with an agent appearing to physically signal a K9 unit to manufacture a false alert, which is an illegal law enforcement tactic used to bypass constitutional rights and justify an unlawful search.

Categories: Bad Day Police Bad Cop

Tags: southern california driver arrested border patrol

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0 +1 SchlongusHumongus 50 seconds ago

This happened several years ago iirc

0 +1 KateHikes 58 minutes ago

Looks like they're all okay with giving up qualified immunity and betraying their oath to uphold the Constitution. So what protects them from the penalty for treason now? Nothing.

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0 +1 Jobby11227vvcf 1 hour ago

Drug-sniffing dogs have a real-world field accuracy rate of only about 44% during vehicle searches, though controlled laboratory tests show much higher accuracy between 80% and 90%.

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1 +1 Mic7411 2 hours ago

What sense would it make for border guards to need a search warrant for every car they want to check in the border area?