Suspected pot dealers nabbed after tailgating cops

[Nagishkaw 510]

FRAMINGHAM, Mass. – Two suspected pot dealers were arrested after police said the pair tailgated an unmarked police car. Police said 23-year-old Jonathan Gonzalez and 19-year old Felicia Deneen tailgated the police vehicle Wednesday and were later stopped.

Police said when officers asked the driver, Deneen, for her license and registration, several individually wrapped baggies of marijuana were "in plain view" in the glove box.

When Gonzalez got out, police said, he dropped cocaine from his pocket.

Both were charged with possession of marijuana with intent to distribute and possession of cocaine.

The pair pleaded not guilty Thursday in Framingham District Court. It is unclear if either has hired an attorney.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090501/ap_on_...2H5GDEtt2vtiBIF

[웃 910]

One time I was at a red light and an all black car pulled up on my right-hand side. This was a one lane stoplight but there was an area about 100 yards to pass on the right, and this is where the all black car pulled up.

I only seen the car out of the corner of my eye but when the light went green I gave my car a nice jolt forward, trying to make sure this car didn't pass me. Then I seen out of the corner of my eye that the black car had a little speed burst, trying to get ahead of me. I then gunned it and the black car gunned it back. I then turned my head to the right to see who was behind the wheel of the black car and I noticed I was practically drag racing an unmarked police car!

The police officer slowed down and turned his lights on and pulled me over. I had 3 friends with me. He basically just lectured me for a minute and took off without giving me a ticket.

Edited May 1, 2009 by Confucian

[Nagishkaw 510]

Cool.

[웃 910]

I could probably start a thread on cool police stories. Before I met my wife (pre-2006) I was a wild child. One time I "borrowed" my dad's car without his knowing and went out and drank my brains out. I wasn't to the point where I couldn't walk or function but I definitely had a buzz going. I might have even had a suspended license at the time, I can't remember.

Anyways, I was driving through Detroit to get back to my house. It was about 2:30am. My dad's car was all black with pitch black limo tinted windows (2-door Acura). I was approaching a red light at the intersection of 7 mile and Dequindre at about 40mph (maybe 45). I decided that I would glance both ways and blaze through the red light if there was no traffic (Cause it was Detroit, who cares? That was my attitude at the time. It was the middle of the night and nobody was on the roads). So I had the red light for a while and was flying down 7 mile but the vehicle at the green light was just sitting there. I ran through the red light without hesitation and noticed that the car frozen at the green light was a marked Detroit police vehicle! I thought for sure I was going to get pulled over, arrested for DUI, car impounded, cuffed and stuffed, the whole deal. The Detroit police car didn't even budge. I kept on cruising and no car turned behind me. I was probably 18 or 19 at the time and 16 or 17 on the previous police story.

[Nagishkaw 510]

I could probably start a thread on cool police stories. Before I met my wife (pre-2006) I was a wild child. One time I "borrowed" my dad's car without his knowing and went out and drank my brains out. I wasn't to the point where I couldn't walk or function but I definitely had a buzz going. I might have even had a suspended license at the time, I can't remember.

Anyways, I was driving through Detroit to get back to my house. It was about 2:30am. My dad's car was all black with pitch black limo tinted windows (2-door Acura). I was approaching a red light at the intersection of 7 mile and Dequindre at about 40mph (maybe 45). I decided that I would glance both ways and blaze through the red light if there was no traffic (Cause it was Detroit, who cares? That was my attitude at the time. It was the middle of the night and nobody was on the roads). So I had the red light for a while and was flying down 7 mile but the vehicle at the green light was just sitting there. I ran through the red light without hesitation and noticed that the car frozen at the green light was a marked Detroit police vehicle! I thought for sure I was going to get pulled over, arrested for DUI, car impounded, cuffed and stuffed, the whole deal. The Detroit police car didn't even budge. I kept on cruising and no car turned behind me. I was probably 18 or 19 at the time and 16 or 17 on the previous police story.

That's all Detroiter's attitudes. Typical Deeeetroit cops, too.

[Ban Hammer 13,345]

I could probably start a thread on cool police stories. Before I met my wife (pre-2006) I was a wild child. One time I "borrowed" my dad's car without his knowing and went out and drank my brains out. I wasn't to the point where I couldn't walk or function but I definitely had a buzz going. I might have even had a suspended license at the time, I can't remember.

Anyways, I was driving through Detroit to get back to my house. It was about 2:30am. My dad's car was all black with pitch black limo tinted windows (2-door Acura). I was approaching a red light at the intersection of 7 mile and Dequindre at about 40mph (maybe 45). I decided that I would glance both ways and blaze through the red light if there was no traffic (Cause it was Detroit, who cares? That was my attitude at the time. It was the middle of the night and nobody was on the roads). So I had the red light for a while and was flying down 7 mile but the vehicle at the green light was just sitting there. I ran through the red light without hesitation and noticed that the car frozen at the green light was a marked Detroit police vehicle! I thought for sure I was going to get pulled over, arrested for DUI, car impounded, cuffed and stuffed, the whole deal. The Detroit police car didn't even budge. I kept on cruising and no car turned behind me. I was probably 18 or 19 at the time and 16 or 17 on the previous police story.

they probably figured you was marshall out for a nighttime drive.

[Niels Bohr 72]

Hahaha!

Lovely, just when they reached the age of independence. They screw it up for life.

[natty bumppo 297]

Massachusetts ... need I say more?

[Nagishkaw 510]

The BeeGee's ??

[Niels Bohr 72]

Looks like I'm not going to send my child to Harvard or MIT because it's too liberal.

Edited May 2, 2009 by Niels Bohr