Its fairly common. The police think they dont have to obey the law. I have had my car illegally searched by crooked cops several times. For that matter the Phoenix pigs once took my keys and used them to enter my Phoenix home illegally which they fully trashed. Of course in the police report they wrote that all the doors on the home were open and forgot to say they took my keys.
When the police commit crimes like this the best way to keep their eyes off things you dont want them to see is to keep the goods in either a money bag locked with a combination lock, a breif case which has a built in combination lock, or keep the in a safe which has a built in combination lock.
Never use a lock that opens with a key because the police will take the key from you and use it to open the lock. And its much harder for the police to force you to tell them the combination lock or safe.
Even after the police violate your civil rights and illegally search your home, car, or person they will still have to get a search warrent to open the locked safe, breif case, or money bag.
And if they go before an HONEST judge they will not get the search warrent.
My advice is to keep a safe in the trunk of your car to prevent illegal searches when driving around.
If your in one of those cities where you dont need a car like New York or Chicago always carry a money bag locked with a combination lock, or carry a breif case with a built in combination lock when your walking around the streets to prevent crooked police officers from illegally searching you.
And of course in your home keep a safe locked at all times to prevent pigs who have illegally entered your home from finding things you dont want them to see.
buying a money bag for $20, a breif case with a combination lock for $50, or a safe at for $75 now could save you thousands of dollars in legal fee's by preventing you from being arrested when the police illegally stop you or your car, or from when the police illegally break into your home and search it.
The fun part of this is when the cops illegally stop you and try to illegally search you and then find that you have a safe, breif case or money bag they cant search it pisses the hell out of them.
put in links to
WHERE TO BUY MONEY BAGS THAT CAN BE LOCKED WITH A COMBINATION LOCK
BAGMASTERS
1160 california ave
corona, ca 91719
corona is in the los angeles metro area near the orange county and riverside county area
(800)843-2247
(909)280-2400
(909)280-2410 fax
e-mail bagmstrs@bagmasters.com
http://www.bagmasters.com
these two bags you can lock with combination lock
LB05 Padlock Security Bag 10" x 18" $22.76
LB05 Padlock Security Bag 15" x 24" $25.84
Both are described on this web page of locking money bags
WHERE TO BUY A BREIF CASE WITH COMBINATION LOCK
I have a SAMSONITE breif case which has a built in combination lock.
It cost me about $50. You can buy them cheeply at places like target walmart bizmart staples officemax costco kmart priceclub or you can pay a lot more for them and get one at sears macys bullocks pennys diamonds
WHERE TO BUY A SAFE WITH A COMBINATION LOCK
Walmart sells safes for $75.
OfficeMax sells a Sentry Personal Safe for $139.99. It has both a combination lock and a key. Its outside dimensions in inches are 14 by 18 by 17 for height depth and width. which gives will fit in the trunk of your car and give you Lots of space to stash stuff. It goes on sale from time every so often.
Staples sells a Sentry S0410 safe which appears to be the same safe sold by OfficeMax for the same price $139.99. It also goes on sale from time to time for about a $20 price cut.
Home Depot used to sell the same Sentry S0410 safes for $139.99 but stopped selling them. Other stores like Home Base or Lowes may still carry them.
If you go to a locksmith or speciality store that sells safes the prices are generally extremelly high compared to stores like Walmart, Staples, OfficeMax.
At the locksmith shops i visited in Phoenix small safes sold for $200 and larger safes cost $500+. Where a large safe at Walmart cost $75. And a large safe cost $140 at Office Max, and Staples.
This page was last updated on April 8, 1999