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I was searched but was not indicated on ticket

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shortfuz

Junior Member
I'm in Texas. I was pulled over by a municipal police officer who clocked me at 45/30 with stationary radar. He was gunning from a PRIVATE parking lot. He wrote the ticket and then asked if he could search my car. I gave him permission and was placed in the back of his cruiser during the search. On the ticket there are two places where searches are mentioned. Searched: Yes/No and Consensual: Yes/No. He marked "No" to searched.

Is this or the fact that he was gunning from a private parking lot valid reasons to fight the ticket?

Thanks!
 


BelizeBreeze

Senior Member
shortfuz said:
so the whole search bit does not matter a dime?
You tell me?

Was it a custodial search?
Was it a search incident to arrest?
Was it a 'Terry' search?

I'll give you $0.02 for effort.
 

JETX

Senior Member
shortfuz said:
Is this or the fact that he was gunning from a private parking lot valid reasons to fight the ticket?
No. The 'search' pertains to a personal search.
 

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