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🚨 When a Cop Says They “Smell Marijuana,” You’re Already in a Legal Trap 🚨
Most people think honesty is the best policy — but during a traffic stop involving the smell of marijuana, the wrong words can turn a minor stop into probable cause, a full vehicle search, a DUI investigation, or even drug possession charges. As a lawyer, I’ve watched countless drivers get arrested simply because they said the wrong thing on body cam.

In this video, I break down the 5 things you should NEVER admit when an officer claims they smell weed — and why staying silent is your strongest legal protection.

🔥 What You’ll Learn

1️⃣ Never admit ownership — “Yeah, it’s mine” becomes instant evidence of possession.
2️⃣ Never admit smoking earlier — even hours or days ago creates DUI probable cause.
3️⃣ Never say “It’s just for personal use” — it opens the door to intent-to-distribute charges.
4️⃣ Never consent to a search — “I have nothing to hide” waives your Fourth Amendment rights.
5️⃣ Never blame a friend — claiming someone “left it there” proves constructive possession.

⚠️ Key Tips to Protect Yourself

• Stay calm, polite, and exercise your right to remain silent.
• Say: “I’m not answering any questions without my attorney.”
• Do not lie, explain, argue, or volunteer information.
• Smell-based stops are legally messy — don’t make them easier for police.
• This is educational, not legal advice. Laws vary by state.

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