my3rdeye
Bluelighter
Why do courts accept the cop saying a dog hit on something? Here is a case where it was impossible. Dog's cant smell LSD:
3 charged for LSD trafficking in county
This past Friday the 13th was definitely unlucky for three alleged drug traffickers from Florida.
Drug Task Force assistant commander David Harrell said the three men crossed paths with the Florala Police Department at approximately 5 p.m. that afternoon.
“Florala Police Officer Paul Adams made a traffic stop on a vehicle driven by William Corey Forrest,” Harrell said. “Officer Adams spoke with Forrest and the vehicle’s passengers, Michael Edwin Day and Eramis Ian Preyer. After noting that the three men seemed unduly nervous during the stop, Officer Adams walked his K-9 narcotics partner, Bella, around the vehicle.
“Bella indicated the presence of narcotics, and the subsequent search of the vehicle revealed large amounts of LSD in the trunk and on the passenger’s side floor board,” Harrell said.
Adams then contacted DTF agents, who responded to process the scene.
“LSD isn’t something we see on a regular basis here in Covington County,” Harrell said. “I appreciate Officer Adams’ work in this case as he helped remove a large quantity of a very dangerous narcotic.”
Forrest, 21; Day, 20, and Preyer, 23, all of Lynn Haven, Fla., were each charged with drug trafficking and possession of a drug paraphernalia, booked into the Covington County Jail and held on a $203,000 bond.
3 charged for LSD trafficking in county
This past Friday the 13th was definitely unlucky for three alleged drug traffickers from Florida.
Drug Task Force assistant commander David Harrell said the three men crossed paths with the Florala Police Department at approximately 5 p.m. that afternoon.
“Florala Police Officer Paul Adams made a traffic stop on a vehicle driven by William Corey Forrest,” Harrell said. “Officer Adams spoke with Forrest and the vehicle’s passengers, Michael Edwin Day and Eramis Ian Preyer. After noting that the three men seemed unduly nervous during the stop, Officer Adams walked his K-9 narcotics partner, Bella, around the vehicle.
“Bella indicated the presence of narcotics, and the subsequent search of the vehicle revealed large amounts of LSD in the trunk and on the passenger’s side floor board,” Harrell said.
Adams then contacted DTF agents, who responded to process the scene.
“LSD isn’t something we see on a regular basis here in Covington County,” Harrell said. “I appreciate Officer Adams’ work in this case as he helped remove a large quantity of a very dangerous narcotic.”
Forrest, 21; Day, 20, and Preyer, 23, all of Lynn Haven, Fla., were each charged with drug trafficking and possession of a drug paraphernalia, booked into the Covington County Jail and held on a $203,000 bond.

... and if this dog is so smart as to lock onto a drug it hasn't ever been trained for, listen hard coppers as it saying END THE WAR ON DRUGS>> END THE WAR ON DRUGS.. yeah but then you boys would be looking for real job.. as hunting down addicts is easy work.. lets see you flip burgers..