busted big time

[visiting]

Just a suggestion, but maybe you should go to the post office and get a temporary address change set up for the next three months. Use a post office box.

Cargo

That is a good one, but you don't even have to do that, you can have your mail held, a temporary hold. Businesses use it, schools, and people going away on vacation! You could tell them, you will be away for a few weeks and that you will pick up your mail once a week, until your back.....

 

[sunnysideup]

Disc

Here ya go.

http://www.city.vancouver.bc.ca/police/Investigation/ViceDrugs/discObjectives.htm

 

[sirlickheralot]

Sounds like typical bullshit LE scare tactics. Several years ago I got stopped with a SW in my car got the whole lecture on the dangers of picking up prostitutes and told my name was being entered in a database and if I was caught cruising the area I'd be arrested. I've never had any troubles entering the US nor did I ever have any troubles the hundreds of times I cruised the area after that incident. The police know that most of the cruisers are basically law abiding people who will be so scared of having their reputation tarnished that a few empty threats will be effective at keeping them away from the tracks.

Unless you were naked or engaged in a sexual act the police have nothing on you. It isn't illegal to have a prostitute in your car and the police have no right to harass you for having a prostitute in your car. In fact harassment on their part that seeks to prevent you from associating with with prostitutes seems like a clear violation of your freedom of association.

 

[Magnus Unus]

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CCRIS which is what the RCMP shares with USBP and other international LE agencies.

USBP have direct access to the FPS (Federal Prosecution Services) database, this database has listings for every one that has been charged of a crime and the record remains even when one is found not guilty or charges are dropped.

If you were not formally charged then you have no worries. You can't have a record if you haven't been charged. No record means no problems.

LE have to do an incident report that will list particulars and ID information that is then entered into their local database. Depending on the particulars, it may trigger a flag to update other databases with the info and so on until one ends up on a national database somewhere. Like it or not, that is just as bad as having a record, since technically it is one (of being investigated for something)