One another one can't get a way.

I don't know.

A-huh. You trying to be a street cop.

All right, good time to jump on here and engage in. I'm reading my post, the post you

guys did on the Free Air Sister Dogs. Before I jumped on here, I wanted to give you guys some

insight on what I have on it.

This is Chris Burns wrote inside the group.

So I have a buddy arguing with our prosecutor's office

over the fact that he performed a free air sniff of a legally stopped vehicle and the prosecutor's office over the fact that he performed a free air sniff of a

legally stopped vehicle and the prosecutor's office is saying you need Arias to

conduct a canine sniff. Illinois's worst versus Kibella says you don't, AP

says there's New Jersey case law it says you you do, but I can't find it.

And you know about, anyone knows about this.

Okay, so there is a case that came out.

Now, it's appellate division case, case law, so it doesn't mean it hasn't died yet.

It's not at that level where it's dead.

And I believe it's at a Belmar.

I don't the name on top of my head, but somebody from the group sent it to me, and I read it.

And it's really a vague description of what happened on the scene. What it was is I believe that a police officer, I think in Belmar or Spring Lake somewhere around that area, gets a call, gets told,

this information that a girl who's license is suspended.

She's a known dope user, something along these lines. If I can't lines. I just can't remember the case of top my head. I'm going to try to find it for you guys.

So I was to work on today. It's out of Monmouth County, so we know where the appellate division should be and

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