Off-duty cops in two counties in Alabama spent the weekend collecting saliva and blood samples from drivers at roadblocks.
According to Lt. Freddie Turrentine with the St. Clair County Sheriff’s Department, drivers were asked to voluntarily offer samples of their saliva and blood for a study being conducted by the Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation.
The drivers were compensated for their samples.
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17 comments:
Lol now the fools are in the criminal systems ....Fools.
Stupid sheep
You two have pretty much said it all.
Exactly ..how stupid can u be.
Well to all that posted, you must be more stupid than them because you are asking the question or making the statement about how stupid they are...
Therefore, since you don't know by now or haven't learn by now, the american people are sheeple and if you have to ask to make a statement like that, you're just as stupid...
Look at this country, how did it get to where we are like it is today? stupid people...
You can't FIX STUPID...
813 u r a MORON.
Did Martin O’Malley tell them to do it, since the recent court ruling in favor of just such a thing!
Actually. Much of this is research into highway safety. They randomly ask people to submit samples in order to evaluate statistical data of how many drivers have a level of intoxication or drugs in their system. They do detain anyone visibly intoxicated as the swab results are not immediate. Compiling data such as this allocates funds for detection and enforcement effirts to keep our roadways safer. Not everthing is a conspiracy.
So how do off duty cops have the right to set up a roadblock?
1221 ...........Yeah and google dosent share your personal info either...Idiot.
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1221 ...........Yeah and google dosent share your personal info either...Idiot.
June 13, 2013 at 1:06 PM
I'm wondering if 106 is the same dolt as 813.
If they take the time to type a reply, they could at least make it interesting and have a VALID point.
Okay it was "voluntary" and if you VOLUNTARILY agreed and said yes you got compensated for it. What's the big deal. Nobody physically forced anybody to submit to a DNA swab. If they didn't want to participate all you had to do was have a little backbone and say no. Not hard. What a bunch of hype. Main sheep media again
Commaredes, the police state is upon us.
12:21 and 1:34 it's about conditioning. It's about getting you used to the idea of being constantly surveilled, checkpoints that violate the constitution, and the police state. Can you honestly say you trust the government to do what's right and not catalogue your DNA based on your genetic profile to use it against you? When Obamacare drops and they say your premium will be higher based on your genetic profile because you're at greater risk for some disease even if you don't have one. Or maybe they need a nice cross section of blood and DNA to test the vaccines that will only be available to the elite when the dark forces trying to destroy our country move into high gear with rounding up citizens who question the government and putting them in FEMA camps.
Cops sicken me.
The drivers were compensated for their samples.
How much is enough? For your privacy? For your right to travel unhindered? To allow to be searched without a warrant? To allow yourself to be put into a database, of whatever manner they wish?
How much is your soul worth?
Is not a dna swab. Its a drug and alcohol detection swab. The report is wrong. The cops are not really off duty. They are working under a highway safety grant. They do this in major cities all the time.
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