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This is Northernlion discussing Uma Musume strats with a bunch of other dads
August 4, 2025 at 7:26 PM
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So, local cops conducted a warrantless search of Luigi's backpack, realized they screwed up, admitted it on camera, put the backpack in a patrol car NOT sealed in an evidence bag (an 11 minute drive with no bodycam footage available), then searched the backpack again at the station and "found" a gun
26. The officers continued their warrantless search through Mr. Mangione's backpack at McDonald's even after he was removed from the restaurant by other officers and driven to the precinct. During this continued search at McDonald's, Patrolwoman Wasser recovered a gun magazine loaded with bullets. Now realizing she had made a potentially devastating mistake by thoroughly searching the backpack of a murder suspect in a significant New York press case without a warrant, she suddenly stated that she was searching through the backpack at McDonald's to make sure there "wasn't a bomb or anything in here" before putting the backpack in the car. The falsity of that comment was made clear seconds later when another officer at McDonald's stated "Now that we found that [i.e., the loaded magazine], let's just bring it back" to the precinct. Suddenly not concerned about a "bomb," Patrolwoman Wasser placed all the items back into the backpack and stopped searching. Patrolwoman Wasser repeated her comment that she was making sure there were no bombs in the backpack, as another officer commented that "at this point we probably need a search warrant for it." Without calling for the bomb squad, evacuating the McDonald's or even searching for a bomb, Patrolwoman Wasser placed the backpack in her police car and brought it to the precinct. 27. Patrolwoman Wasser left McDonald's at 10:04 a.m. There is no body-worn camera footage from her for the next 11 minutes as she drives to the precinct with the backpack. At 10:16 a.m., one minute after arriving at the precinct, Patrolwoman Wasser continued her warrantless search of the backpack. Patrolwoman Wasser first re-opened the same backpack compartment that she had started searching at the McDonald's before immediately closing that compartment and opening the front compartment of the backpack as if she was specifically looking for something. Instantly, she "found" a handgun in the front compartment.
May 6, 2025 at 5:47 AM