Hidden Compartments

[Zerex]

Legal Digest: Investigating and Prosecuting Hidden-Compartment Cases | FBI: Law Enforcement Bulletin

Law enforcement agencies can be successful in these crucial investigations.

leb.fbi.gov

Apparently is it pretty much illegal to own a vehicle with a hidden compartment or trap, even to hide your own gun or cash. FBI says so.................. as it will be considered drug paraphenalia/contraband. If you buy a vehicle that had a trap installed, it is monitored forever by the FBI thru VIN records.

22 Sneaky Spots to Hide Valuables Around Your Home

It's always a good ideas to have several small hiding places in mind in case you want to stash extra cash, documents or valuables.

www.familyhandyman.com

You home is much more legal to hide something in..................that frustrates searchers, theives or whomever.

The BOR means nothing to some people. Exceptions might be the Dept of Agriculture, or EPA, or Dept of energy.

 

[GOYABEAN]

Whatever I do with my property is my business as long that's not affecting or injuring you in the meantime mind you're own

 

[Depick]

I’m with @GOYABEAN

 

[Acer-m14]

56 min mark .. factory hidden storage .. under the floor matt ..

my friend had a truck like this .. lift the floor matt and there is hidden storage


FBI should go arrest the auto manufacture's then

 

[Acer-m14]

my auto is a extension of my home .. why .. cuz i can sleep in my auto too

not to mention that you can actually live out of your auto ..

 

[Acer-m14]

 

[Saltwater60]

Some of those are good spots and some not so much. I know a guy who had a friend who put a real gold brick just sitting in plain sight in his fish tank in the living groom. I never personally saw it but I think that’s why he told me and his son. I’m not that brave.

 

[pshift]

It has already been challenged in many courts of law that unless you can articulate reasonable suspicion for searching a vehicle or have a search warrant, then it is HANDS OFF BUDDY!!!

 

[Jsmegs77]

It has already been challenged in many courts of law that unless you can articulate reasonable suspicion for searching a vehicle or have a search warrant, then it is HANDS OFF BUDDY!!!

Drugs are the magic word in reasonable suspicion… LEO doesn’t need anything other than to suspect drugs might be present for “reasonable suspicion“ to be applied.

Ashes on the dashboard? Reasonable suspicion (despite driver being a cigar smoker). Concealed lockable box or compartment? Reasonable suspicion of smuggling (driver was an owner operator, vehicle was a truck tractor and owner kept a handgun inside, legally, not NY). Bent paper clip in ash tray? Reasonable suspicion (driver was a new pipe smoker and left his cleaners at home).

These are either immediate family experiences that I’ve been present for, or coworkers again that I was present for. Reasonable suspicion is a very very wide net with almost zero checks and balances. I don’t like it and I don’t do anything wrong.

 

[pshift]

Nope. Reasonable suspicion would be things like definitive drug paraphenelia (rolling paper, joints, pipe, syringe) in plain view or them having a dog 'alert' when walking around the vehicle. I would love to challenge these jack-a-lopes in a court of law. I have lived through it myself and once it gets to the DA, they will likely drop the case.

People give up too easily and that is what the establishment counts one very time, for us to be submissive and ignorant of the law. YouTube is 'full' of examples of warrantless traffic stops. Try a search for audit the audit.

 

[livingston]

INCREDIBLY INGENIOUS Hidden Rooms and Secret Furniture #6​

 

[Jsmegs77]

Nope. Reasonable suspicion would be things like definitive drug paraphenelia (rolling paper, joints, pipe, syringe) in plain view or them having a dog 'alert' when walking around the vehicle. I would love to challenge these jack-a-lopes in a court of law. I have lived through it myself and once it gets to the DA, they will likely drop the case.

People give up too easily and that is what the establishment counts one very time, for us to be submissive and ignorant of the law. YouTube is 'full' of examples of warrantless traffic stops. Try a search for audit the audit.

The problem with reasonable suspicion as frequently applied is that segment of time and events between say, traffic stop and DA. Before the DA chucks it and says this is ridiculous, who’s being detained, car torn apart and possibly damaged on the highway shoulder or in a rest area? Who is losing income because DOT and highway patrol have his truck cab dismantled?

It looks bad, it smells bad and while it is indeed on suspicion it is frequently far from reasonable.

 

[Mr. terzmo]

Legal Digest: Investigating and Prosecuting Hidden-Compartment Cases | FBI: Law Enforcement Bulletin

Law enforcement agencies can be successful in these crucial investigations.

leb.fbi.gov

Apparently is it pretty much illegal to own a vehicle with a hidden compartment or trap, even to hide your own gun or cash. FBI says so.................. as it will be considered drug paraphenalia/contraband. If you buy a vehicle that had a trap installed, it is monitored forever by the FBI thru VIN records.

22 Sneaky Spots to Hide Valuables Around Your Home

It's always a good ideas to have several small hiding places in mind in case you want to stash extra cash, documents or valuables.

www.familyhandyman.com

You home is much more legal to hide something in..................that frustrates searchers, theives or whomever.

The BOR means nothing to some people. Exceptions might be the Dept of Agriculture, or EPA, or Dept of energy.

What about My old Ford that has the battery mounted under the floor, under a rubber Matt, from the factory in 1951 Also My 2018 Dodge ram has two compartments under the rear floors and the entire back seat folds up to display a storage area. I place My shotgun there when in season. Right from Detroit.

 

[meketrefe]

Is hard to find same as hidden?
Define hidden.

 

[Cooolone]

Reasonable Suspicion is NOT Probable Cause... They are two distinct and mutually exclusive terms and measures of law. It's important to know the difference. Ashes do NOT constitute Probable Cause for ANYTHING that would validate a search, sorry. Ammo on the floor of the vehicle, well that's another story. It is you Right to request a Warrant, but circumstances may allow the necessity to preclude that and search anyways (Safety) for one... lolz

Is more simple than that though, don't be an ass, and don't break more than one law at a time! hahahaha, ie, Speeding while transporting 100lbs of Heroin. lmao. But if it's not in plain view and is "HIDDEN" then the expectation of PRIVACY is already demonstrated. The higher degree of Probable Cause would be needed to take a peek!

Just spitballin here, have fun out there!

 

[spat]

The problem with reasonable suspicion as frequently applied is that segment of time and events between say, traffic stop and DA. Before the DA chucks it and says this is ridiculous, who’s being detained, car torn apart and possibly damaged on the highway shoulder or in a rest area? Who is losing income because DOT and highway patrol have his truck cab dismantled?

It looks bad, it smells bad and while it is indeed on suspicion it is frequently far from reasonable.

The process is the punishment.

 

[spat]

Is hard to find same as hidden?
Define hidden.

Hey, if they found it, then it wasn't hidden IMHO.