FETCHER.

I can't believe you guys can get in trouble for being publically intoxicated. I could literally shoot up heroin just now and wander the streets all night and not one cop would bat an eyelid, however if you're in your car pleasantly minding your own business they will ****ing search you. ****s.

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i live in ontario, canada. generally speaking, the police here are pretty good about it. if they catch someone or a group of kids they'll basically just let you know that they could do something about it if they were in the mood to be pricks. most people in general are privy to the fact that there is a huge demographic of pot users, and cops who crack down on them are generally looked at as lame-asses. in my case though, the cops and the court were responding both to what the school wanted it to look like and also the fact that the pot laws were not so lax as people were thinking. it was just bad timing. mind you, the principal of my school at the time was also a staunch catholic and a stoic. he had a general air of intolerance to most things considered normal.

i don't know if this is in response to my post or not, but i wasn't charged for being intoxicated. i was charged with possession. i also had a pipe with me and under a half gramme in a little baggy. if i was able to somehow discard this on my way to the principle's office i would have been in the clear. they might have been able to suspend me or something to that effect, but court would have been out of the question.

Burning Down

If you're publicly intoxicated here, generally the worst thing that happens to you if you get caught is that you'll be cuffed and might have to spend a few hours in a holding cell down at the station. And sometimes you only have to pay a fine.

You obviously don't live in Toronto or Hamilton where the cops crack down on random shit all the time.

My interaction with law enforcement isn't terribly extensive... the biggest thing I've ever had to do was report a collision (that wasn't my fault but you have to report all collisions to the police here).

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Yeah you would be screwed in Canada, you're always running into ****.

Burning Down

I don't know what it's like in other provinces but that's the way it is in Ontario. The police need to know everything so they can determine who is at fault, for insurance purposes but more importantly so they can determine which driver gets demerit points on their license or gets it suspended (if they were driving while intoxicated, or if they've caused several collisions, etc). If you're in a collision, whether you're at fault or not, and you don't report it and you bring your car to a body shop for repairs, they'll generally report it anyways and you can get fined for that (and maybe demerit points but I'm not sure).

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