The infamous Tennessee Pot Cave is for sale. It seems the creative mind behind the cave has been in a bit of trouble. Maybe he should have bought Barry Cooper’s Never Get Busted Again video and he’d still be happy in his cave.
In fact, perhaps public defender offices everywhere should join together and purchase bulk quantities of Cooper’s video to distribute throughout our communities as a public service. Such an effort would be a great compliment to the “Stopped for DUI? Don’t blow!” ad campaign to ensure citizens understand their rights when it comes to that substance, as well.
See also: More on Barry Cooper from NPR. [tags]drugs, 4th amendment[/tags]
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2 Comments so far. Leave a comment below.I fantasize about buying a billboard on the western edge of South Dakota that says something to the effect of “Dear Driver, if you have Washington or Oregon license plates, you WILL be stopped and your car WILL be searched, so if you have drugs, you’d be smart to go a different way.”
Either that, or it will say “DO NOT EVER CONSENT TO A SEARCH OF YOUR VEHICLE. ESPECIALLY IF YOU HAVE 5 POUNDS OF METH IN THE CAR.”
Before “Never Get Busted”, I recommend the “Busted” video, linked on my blog to the picture of the cop in his car and the suspect. Here are my concerns about buying Barry Cooper’s video: http://tinyurl.com/2ubqkk .
Have a great weekend. Jon