Starting next month, police officers in California cannot ask drivers a popular traffic stop question: "Do you know why I pulled you over?"
Officers must now state why the stop was conducted before asking other questions. The law, which takes effect on Jan. 1, 2024, also applies to stops on pedestrians. California Gov. Gavin Newsom approved the Assembly bill in the fall of 2022.
The only time officers are not required to state the reason for a traffic or pedestrian stop is if the officer decides it is necessary “to protect life or property from imminent threat.” The law aims to reduce “pretextual stops,” which is when an officer stops a vehicle or pedestrian for a minor offense with the intent of conducting a search to determine if a larger offense has been committed. It also is expected to de-escalate interactions between police and civilians.
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see a game at Chavez Ravine last year, if you were lucky, you could have found Los Angeles Dodgers tickets for as low as $37, but the average price of any ticket was actually $302. And that's before the peanuts and Cracker Jacks...
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"PacPizza, LLC, operating as Pizza Hut, has made a business decision to eliminate first-party delivery services and, as a result, the elimination of all delivery driver positions."
Employers are required to notify the state of closures or mass layoffs as part of the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act.
The law of unintended consequences rules supreme over any and all of the stupid shit these uber-lib dickheads come up with. Fuck 'em...
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Putin has unleashed what is believed to be the biggest aerial attack on Ukraine since the beginning of the bloody war launching a total of 158 missiles. The overnight attack saw a barrage of missiles and drone strikes across the country hitting homes, a maternity hospital and a shopping mall.
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I thought for a minute that was Nakatomi tower.
ReplyDeleteGuess I'll have to give some business to Pizza Hut to counterbalance the crazy Californians.
ReplyDeleteAnd once again, Californians scream to have everything both ways.
ReplyDelete" I see you have the money and the mask and the gun...I'm gonna have to ask to see joo license...."
ReplyDeleteSo, you no longer have to either lie or incriminate yourself at a traffic stop in CA. Neat!
ReplyDeleteMark in PA