AP club just got busted

[jason_t]

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This just proves how much the East Coast sucks.

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[TakeMeToTheRiver]

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This just proves how much the East Coast sucks.

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Legal poker is the only thing that California has going for it... and earthquakes... oh wait... that's not a positive...

[J.A.Sucker]

Surely, you must be retarded. There are two things that aren't perfect about living here:

1. Expensive to buy a house.
2. Can't get a CCW permit.

Problem 1 is solved once you buy that first house, because the demand is always high. Problem 2 sucks, but I don't think NYC can solve this problem, either.

[other1]

Yeah, thats what's wrong with society, not enough people carrying concealed weapons.. [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img]

[Ed Miller]

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But you are right about the questioning. Give your ID, act respectfully,and there is no need to answer any question about another game or club. Then go home.

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I don't understand. Why give them your ID? If playing cards isn't a crime, what do they need your ID for? There's no law that says you have to produce ID on demand for a police officer unless you were driving.

[tonypaladino]

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But you are right about the questioning. Give your ID, act respectfully,and there is no need to answer any question about another game or club. Then go home.

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I don't understand. Why give them your ID? If playing cards isn't a crime, what do they need your ID for? There's no law that says you have to produce ID on demand for a police officer unless you were driving.

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I'm fairly sure being present at a "crime scene" is sufficient for police to request ID.

[WDC]

You want to be there two hours or four or overnight. Thats the reason.

[Luv2DriveTT]

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But you are right about the questioning. Give your ID, act respectfully,and there is no need to answer any question about another game or club. Then go home.

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I don't understand. Why give them your ID? If playing cards isn't a crime, what do they need your ID for? There's no law that says you have to produce ID on demand for a police officer unless you were driving.

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At a previous raid there were players without ID who had to spend the night in the tank until ID could be produced. I would assume it has to do with being present at a crime scene, I do not know for sure.

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But you are right about the questioning. Give your ID, act respectfully,and there is no need to answer any question about another game or club. Then go home.

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I don't understand. Why give them your ID? If playing cards isn't a crime, what do they need your ID for? There's no law that says you have to produce ID on demand for a police officer unless you were driving.

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Actually Ed you are wrong about this see this recent Supreme Court Decision -- Though you are not required to hand over an ID you are required to identify yourself and falsely identifying yourself would be a violation of law:

http://straylight.law.cornell.edu/su...3-5554.ZO.html

Although this is a case arising under Nevada law, you will see in the citations within the decision that NY has a similar statute.

(Yes I think the decision is wrong, but that doesn't seem to matter much when the Supremem Court rules)

[J.A.Sucker]

No way.