buddy had oll taken

[tenpercentfirearms]

This is why if your safe is not on the warrant, never open it.

[nick]

a friend of mine is going threw a nasty break up with his girlfriend and had is oll taken by the police. what happened is, he woke up this morning and headed towards starbucks when he got stopped by the gang unit. the officer told him they had a search warrant for his car and house and they hooked him up and took him back to his house. once they got there they searched his whole house( wich he lives with his mom by the way). they didn't find anything and they asked to open the safe where he had a couple of handguns and 2 rifles. the officer seen a stack of cash and took that along with some vicoden wich he had a prescription for. the officer asked what was in a bag that was in the back of the safe, my buddy said that it was a rifle that was taken apart. they took it all out and it was a romy kit along with a nodak receiver and a 30 round mag. so all together they took a grand in cash , 150 vicoden pills and his oll stuff. it turns out his ex told the police that he was selling vicoden and had lots of cash in his safe. he told me it took him about a year to save the money and he needed the vicoden for his back because he is on dissability for a work accident. well now he has to go to court to get his stuff back and is sweating bullets ( no pun intended ) for the off list receiver and parts kit. i told him he will be fine and to relax but inside im a little nervous for him.

He might want to make sure that his ex is prosecuted for making those false statements. It happens all too often.

[unusedusername]

This is why if your safe is not on the warrant, never open it.

Is that legal? I thought if the LEO has a warrant to search a house, he/she can also search all safes, fireboxes, computer hard drives, etc... that are in the house?

[DedEye]

This is why if your safe is not on the warrant, never open it.

We have a winner. Hell, even if it is on the warrant, don't open it. Make them get a safe cracker and waste their time and energy.

[Capt. Speirs]

I think Vicodin is on the same Federal list as Ritalin and is strictly controlled. Ritalin you can only get 30 days worth and no refills, requires a new prescription every time, could be wrong about the Vicodin. If his back hurts so badly, why would he lock it in a safe? I would be very worried about the cash and drugs in the safe situation, this could go very bad. Get a good attorney right away, and shut the f$%k up.

[Creampuff]

I think Vicodin is on the same Federal list as Ritalin and is strictly controlled. Ritalin you can only get 30 days worth and no refills, requires a new prescription every time, could be wrong about the Vicodin. If his back hurts so badly, why would he lock it in a safe? I would be very worried about the cash and drugs in the safe situation, this could go very bad. Get a good attorney right away, and shut the f$%k up.

Not quite: Ritalin is a Controlled II substance, which is more tightly regulated. Vicodin however is a controlled III, and while still a controlled substance, it is not as tightly regulated by the DEA and regulatory boards.

[tenpercentfirearms]

Is that legal? I thought if the LEO has a warrant to search a house, he/she can also search all safes, fireboxes, computer hard drives, etc... that are in the house?

I guess you are right, PC Section 666 states,

PC 666: It shall be a felony to not give up your safe combination when presented with a warrant. You get one year if the cop asks you once and you refuse, two years if he asks you twice, and another year for each time they ask. After 104567 requests, you will be sentenced to life in federal PMITAP.

All your base are belong to us!

Seriously, what can they do to me for refusing to open my safe? Like the local cops have the means to get in there.

The best anyone can get out of this whole thing is when the cops show up to your house for some crime you know you didn't commit, stop cooperating immediately. Say nothing else, volunteer nothing, call your lawyer, and that is that.

This is not the only guy to open his safe when asked. Stop opening your safe when asked. Refuse and let them take you to jail. They are probably going to anyway.

[69Mach1]

Wow that sucks. Hope it all works out in the end. I got about a half dozen of these safe magnets from Trutanich and Michel, LLP.

I also have them on speed dial.

[odysseus]

Do you have them on retainer for this sign?

Wow that sucks. Hope it all works out in the end. I got about a half dozen of these safe magnets from Trutanich and Michel, LLP.

I also have them on speed dial.

[saki302]

do they have more of these magnets for sale?

On Vicodin- I don't know how anyone can get addicted to the stuff. The doc prescribed me some when I had a kidney stone- I took one pill only. It made me want to puke so bad, I'd rather just have the pain! In fact, I don't remember if it stopped the pain, I was kind of busy trying not to hurl at the time

-Dave

[artherd]

IBSBTLFWTED

In Before Someone Blames The LEOs For What The Ex Did

Hah, QFT!

[artherd]

TMLLP wills straight up GIVE you a bunch of those signs if you call and ask. No need for retainer. Say 'hi' to Jason or Chuck for me. Great people.

[JDay]

Not narcotics like Vicodin you can't (legally anyway - not sure what kind of mail order programs you're referring to lol) - one month at a time... Now I haven't taken pharmacology yet, but 150 pills seems like a lot for a month.

Could be prescribed to take 5 a day, 5*30=150. Doesn't seem like so much now does it?

[JDoe]

[QUOTE=saki302;1672982]do they have more of these magnets for sale?QUOTE]

Magnets? Heck I want the t-shirt!

Possession of legally acquired Vicoden isn't a crime and there are legitimate reasons why a patient would be in possession of 150 Vicoden. Keeping potentially attractive or potentially dangerous drugs in a safe isn't a crime. Keeping money in a safe is sort of what safes are for.

If the PD has PC then it's AOK otherwise I hope they are SOL when the SHTF.

[tgriffin]

I think Vicodin is on the same Federal list as Ritalin and is strictly controlled. Ritalin you can only get 30 days worth and no refills, requires a new prescription every time, could be wrong about the Vicodin. If his back hurts so badly, why would he lock it in a safe? I would be very worried about the cash and drugs in the safe situation, this could go very bad. Get a good attorney right away, and shut the f$%k up.

BS on the Ritalin. I know people who get 90 days worth all the time.