Checking water bottles for alcohol - What PC

[hermosabeach]

Years back we were walking in Pacific Beach and there were officers using an alcohol meter to check yettis, Gatorade bottles of people walking.

What is the PC to ask someone to take off the lid so they can test the container?

[M1NM]

none - they need your consent to search

[Featureless]

"May I violate your 4th amendment rights?"

"NO"

[TrailerparkTrash]

"May I violate your 4th amendment rights?"

"NO"

How is that “violating” someone’s 4th amendment rights, when they ask you to voluntarily consent? “May I” is a question, not an order. Try again son.

I also like the hardfast and probably perturbed “NO” response. Is it a hostile moment for you when interacting with the police?

[Featureless]

How is that ?violating? someone?s 4th amendment rights, when they ask you to voluntarily consent? ?May I? is a question, not an order. Try again son.

It's a rhetorical question. Look it up

I also like the hardfast and probably perturbed ?NO? response. Is it a hostile moment for you when interacting with the police?

You sure make a lot of ASSumptions over a two letter word.

You must be having a bad Sunday. Things aren't going your way?

[9mmContagion]

GFC!! And keep walking! Unless you give them a reason to detain you, as in illegal activity or maybe underage intoxication, no reason to be bothered

[Warbonnet]

Had a young officer at Hermosa beach once tell me he needed to check my tumbler which at the time was in a cup holder on my bicycle handle bars. It was a 4th of July weekend and I guess they were checking for alcohol down near pier ave and The Strand. I just said "Nope" and navigated around them and didn't look back.

[TrailerparkTrash]

It's a rhetorical question. Look it up



You sure make a lot of ASSumptions over a two letter word.

You must be having a bad Sunday. Things aren't going your way?

See what I mean? Hostile even on a thread. Case closed.