45 years ago a summer cop in our tourist town attempted a “stop and frisk” on my person based on my previous track record. the problem was, we do not allow S&F in Ontario and he had no probably cause. So i said, ‘Lawyer’ ( a very rare statement in Ontario in those days) and he had to stop. He also had to take me to the cop shop and show cause to search me. His supervisor refused his request and another officer drove me back to the location of the stop. Saw the cop walking the beach a few days later and he looked at me really nasty. I said, “You’re new, and probably up from the city. OPP don’t attempt to just stop people thinking they will fold up here. Have a great summer”. Never saw him again.
seanfear 9 months ago
ummm … could his sense of humor be considered criminal? HEH-HEH
Yakety Sax 9 months ago
Preemptive run in?
snsurone76 9 months ago
It should be!!
suv2000 9 months ago
Worth a try
enigmamz 9 months ago
I expect that could be worth a lawsuit.
thevideostoreguy 9 months ago
I think the Magna Carta had something to say about that.
BenGMan 9 months ago
What a jerky officer.
Mediatech 9 months ago
In Andy’s case, presumption of innocence is often a mistake.
Jayalexander 9 months ago
Ever get slapped for what you were thinking?
Zykoic 9 months ago
Preemptive detention for the common good.
A recent amendment to British law.
scote1379 Premium Member 9 months ago
Pro-active Community Policing
Huckleberry Hiroshima 9 months ago
Russia? Mississippi?
NoDice 9 months ago
The cop sounds like a “precog” from “The Minority Report” by Philip K. Dick. Good read if you can still find it.
kathleenhicks62 9 months ago
How about for the copper’s peace of mind?
Moore 1 9 months ago
ounce of prevention is worth a pound of the cure.
Kalkkuna 9 months ago
That’s metaphysically absurd: he can’t see what you say.
rshive 9 months ago
Preventive policing sometimes meets its match.
ladykat 9 months ago
Well, Andy, you wiggled out of that one. Want to sue them for wrongful arrest?
jconnors3954 9 months ago
Crime prevention!
formathe 9 months ago
45 years ago a summer cop in our tourist town attempted a “stop and frisk” on my person based on my previous track record. the problem was, we do not allow S&F in Ontario and he had no probably cause. So i said, ‘Lawyer’ ( a very rare statement in Ontario in those days) and he had to stop. He also had to take me to the cop shop and show cause to search me. His supervisor refused his request and another officer drove me back to the location of the stop. Saw the cop walking the beach a few days later and he looked at me really nasty. I said, “You’re new, and probably up from the city. OPP don’t attempt to just stop people thinking they will fold up here. Have a great summer”. Never saw him again.
Brent Rosenthal Premium Member 9 months ago
Perkins was just being efficient. He knew he might have to go looking for him later and might as well run him in while Andy was close by.
MuddyUSA Premium Member 9 months ago
Note smile on Andy’s face…..Nuff said!
cuzinron47 9 months ago
You’d think his record would be sufficient for probably cause.
cuzinron47 9 months ago
While you’re there Andy, check to see if your cell is ready for your return.
stamps 9 months ago
Haven’t you ever heard of preventive maintenance?
michael3114 9 months ago
Preemptive policing is coming soon to a metropolis near you.
tad1 9 months ago
He’s got him there. Even so, Andy won’t be innocent for long.
Angry Indeed Premium Member 9 months ago
If Andy were locked up, there’d be no night life to talk about.
T... 9 months ago
Perkins ain’t gonna make SC that way…
Dragoncat 9 months ago
Not yet, at least. But King Charles is in charge now, so… Who knows?
zapboy Premium Member 9 months ago
The only thing the police man did wrong was be over eager. In two hours, it won’t have made a difference.
DKHenderson 9 months ago
O.K, stick him back out in public and wait for five minutes.