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Can a policeman really take control of a civilians car if he needs it. The sort of thing that you see all the time in the movies (US Marshals and a thousand others). Or can only the FBI do this? What's the deal?
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well that aint no fun.Originally posted by toby101
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Short answer... Yes, it is possible. However, most will agree that it is inadvisable.
As far as the FBI is concerned, that have to play by the same rules as everyone else. They are not the super cops TV depicts.Comment
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i thought in the previous thread it was decided that the officer would be guilty of theft.Originally posted by Tennsix
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Your going to make me go find this thread, and post it in here aren't you.Comment
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It isn't theft in Indiana but I would not try it. Let me see if can find that thread. Lord knows, we don't want to go there again.Last edited by Tennsix; 08-22-2005, 08:52 PM.Comment
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Dave306, as you will read not everyone agreed on this one.
Toby101, are you a cop?Last edited by Tennsix; 08-22-2005, 09:02 PM.Comment
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After about 10 mins I finally found it. All the way to page 16 I believe. WOW. There is a lot of questions on here.
Here it is.
http://forums.officer.com/forums/showthread.php?t=32051Comment
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Originally posted by Tennsix
No, Hopefully next year.
Sorry if I am posted in here is making you mad.Comment
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Your post it not upsetting me but you are not qualified to answer that question. The was part of the problem when this topic was originally discussed.Comment
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Originally posted by Tennsix
I was only trying to help and let the orginal poster do some searching through the threads. Thats only reason why I posted.Comment
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