Impd Officer's Crotch Search For Weed Is Ruled Unconstitutional

fatima.hussein@indystar.com, Indianapolis Star: Local
Fri, 08/25/2017 - 6:58am

A cop cannot stick their finger in a suspect's genitals to find drugs, an appellate court has ruled.

Sections: u.s.

Salem-Keizer Public Schools crosswalk, bus route testing begins
Salem is testing school zone flashing beacons within the Salem-Keizer Public Schools district and school buses will be doing test runs. More
Explore Oregon Podcast: Three Creek Lake's glory and a new trails plan for Sisters
Host Zach Urness talks to Sisters district ranger Ian Reid about Three Creek Lake and plans for new trails near this Central Oregon town. More
Oregon Ducks inside linebacker Jeffrey Bassa on preparing for Portland State, 2023 season
Oregon Ducks inside linebacker Jeffrey Bassa discusses preparing for the season and game one against Portland State on Saturday at Autzen Stadium. More
Freshman Dillon Thieneman carves starting role for Purdue football
The brother of two former Boilermakers will start against Fresno State as a true freshman. More
'That's why we play tough opponents.' Lafayette Jeff football vows improvement of 0-2 start
The Bronchos host Tech on Friday. More

BING NEWS:

'Shocked and disturbed': IMPD internal affairs officer arrested on child exploitation charges
On Aug. 16, a search warrant revealed more evidence against Richards, police said. "I am profoundly shocked and disturbed by the allegations involving an IMPD officer. His alleged actions ...
08/19/2024 - 8:48 am | View Link
More

MoviesWithButter : Our Sister Site