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Topic	Charges dropped against Georgia QB after lab determines bird poop not cocaine
_AdjI_ 08/11/19 2:15:04 PM #5:	Bulbasaur posted... Authorities in Clinton County, South Carolina, pulled Werts over for speeding on July 31. When they approached the car, police saw a substance on the hood of Werts' Dodge Charger that tested positive for cocaine in tests conducted in the field. you know something is fucked with the cop if he sees some white splooge on the hood of a car and goes "black man driving? this MUST be drugs it can be NOTHING BUT DRUGS." Yep. That's not to say it's impossible to store drugs in a white paste that gets dried onto the hood of a car for transportation purposes (provided it doesn't rain), but jumping straight to testing that theory without other cause for suspecting drug possession is pretty ridiculous. <cite>_AdjI_ posted [p:925927548] in Charges dr... [t:77931641]...</cite> <quote>Bulbasaur posted...</cite> <quote><quote>Authorities in Clinton County, South Carolina, pulled Werts over for speeding on July 31. When they approached the car, police saw a substance on the hood of Werts' Dodge Charger that tested positive for cocaine in tests conducted in the field.</quote> you know something is fucked with the cop if he sees some white splooge on the hood of a car and goes "black man driving? this MUST be drugs it can be NOTHING BUT DRUGS."</quote> Yep. That's not to say it's impossible to store drugs in a white paste that gets dried onto the hood of a car for transportation purposes (provided it doesn't rain), but jumping straight to testing that theory without other cause for suspecting drug possession is pretty ridiculous.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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