The officer is probably telling the truth here that the license plate didn't show up in the system. Is that enough for a valid stop?https://twitter.com/nowthisnews/status/885162853468000256 …
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I see only two possibilities when the system returns no info: 1. Officers take further steps to determine why. Or 2. The stop is valid.
If the officers are supposed to take further steps after a plate returns no info, these officers made an honest mistake. How often do they
run across plates with no info, anyway?
So it was either a valid stop or an honest mistake. She has no argument that running her tags was somehow improper. She should be fired.
The real problem here is that she's assuming bad faith when it was obviously either valid or an honest error.
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