Vehicle Search

They don’t need a warrant if you let them look.

I wrote this because too many people get trapped after a “routine stop” when something turns up in the vehicle. Whether it’s yours or not, the consequences hit fast—and hard.

Here’s what to do next:

Say nothing.

Don’t explain.

Stay calm, quiet.

Ask for a lawyer.

Don’t sign anything.

Don’t guess the charges.

Don’t admit who owns it.

Don’t say how it got there.

Remember: your words are evidence against you.

Let your lawyer—not your mouth—clean up the mess.

It’s not about guilt.

It’s about not making it worse.