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Why dos a police officer always puy their hand on the back of a puled over car?
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∙ 12y ago
He is checking to see if the trunk is unlocked, and whether or not the car is running. It also allows him to feel movement in the car that he may not see.
Actually it is to leave fingerprints on the vehicle in case the traffic stop goes badly. This helps the prosecution establish proof that the police office was in "contact" with the vehicle.
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What is the range of penalties for fleeing a police officer in Arkansas?
Yeah I'll get back to you in like 7 hours and I'll know then! Hahaha
