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Speaking of drug enforcement at summer festivals

The Drug War Chronicle has a nice piece this week on stepped up enforcement tactics around summer music festivals across the country, and how to avoid them.

The basics are:

1) don't smoke pot in your vehicle on the way to or from the festival, since you have a higher chance of getting pulled over and the smell is enough for a probable cause search. Also, conceal your stash so it can't be seen casually from outside the vehicle. (bag of pills in the front seat = stupid)

2) don't turn off ahead of advertised drug checkpoints. Such checkpoints are illegal, but are still advertised to catch the paranoids who turn off ahead of time to hide/ditch their stash.

3) don't ever, under any circumstances, consent to a search. Cops will say it will make things easier on you. It won't.

4) keep quantities as small as possible, so if you do get caught you won't have much to get cited for.

5) undercover cops don't have to reveal that they're cops if you ask them, contrary to anything you might have heard.

Posted By NaFun at 2008-05-30 11:39:46 permalink | comments
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sicntired. : 2008-05-31 01:32:41
I remember back in the day we were going to a weekend festival(that's what they were called)and we ran smack into a road block.Our friends were up front and we were right behind in a van.It looked like we both got through alright because we knew better than to leave anything in sight.turns out our buddies panicked and there's 100 hits of lsd sitting in the middle of the road somewhere.They dropped it through a hole in the floor.If they'd just kept their cool there would have been no problem.Just make sure that whoever is in charge of the stash is a cool customer.

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