There was no broken taillight . . . nor any shards embedded in a police baton. I made that stuff up earlier in this thread.

Anyways . . .The reason they had a copy of The Constitution on the bus (their mobile "crib") was because they were trying to find rhymes for words such as apportionment, attainder, pro tempore, concurrence, emolument and ordain so's they could work them into a neo-ethnic, urban "chant" . . .

Secret Documents (seized illegally by local law enforcement) reveal that they got this far:
apportionment . . . yo ass fo rent
attainder . . . i maimed her
pro tempore . . . so dem hos say
concurrence . . . non evidence
emolument . . . (k-y from) de govi'mint
ordain . . . cocaine

There was no broken taillight . . . nor any shards embedded in a police baton. I made that stuff up earlier in this thread.

Anyways . . .The reason they had a copy of The Constitution on the bus (their mobile "crib") was because they were trying to find rhymes for words such as apportionment, attainder, pro tempore, concurrence, emolument and ordain so's they could work them into a neo-ethnic, urban "chant" . . .

Secret Documents (seized illegally by local law enforcement) reveal that they got this far:
apportionment . . . yo ass fo rent
attainder . . . i maimed her
pro tempore . . . so dem hos say
concurrence . . . non evidence
emolument . . . (k-y from) de govi'mint
ordain . . . cocaine

From a KOCO report today on an alleged assault on a tour bus in OKC:
In a completely unrelated incident, Rapper 2Chainz was in Oklahoma City on Aug. 21. Following his concert, his tour bus was stopped by Oklahoma City police who later said the stop was prompted by a broken tail light. Officers said when the driver of the bus opened the door, there was an "overwhelming odor of marijuana.

Read more: DA: Charges will be filed following tour bus assault | Oklahoma City - OKC - KOCO.com (http://www.koco.com/news/oklahomanews/okc/da-charges-will-be-filed-following-tour-bus-assault/-/11777584/21723480/-/x7y1pe/-/index.html#ixzz2dV7xkQJO)

When made up stuff is real. You sir, are clairvoyant.

I still love that a self made millionaire small business owner: who was a salutatorian in highschool , 4.0 gpa presidents honor student in college, and a high performing d1 student athlete was detained for 9 hours and then arrested over a burnt out taillight and being around a person who was smoking a plant that has been decriminalized by the federal government and is now legally sold in neighboring states.

Sure we arent the radical mulsim states we all swear to hate? Next thing you know we'll be telling women how to dress and what to do with their bodies.

I still love that a self made millionaire small business owner: who was a salutatorian in highschool , 4.0 gpa presidents honor student in college, and a high performing d1 student athlete was detained for 9 hours and then arrested over a burnt out taillight and being around a person who was smoking a plant that has been decriminalized by the federal government and is now legally sold in neighboring states.

Sure we arent the radical mulsim states we all swear to hate? Next thing you know we'll be telling women how to dress and what to do with their bodies.

We sure are the Christian version of a radical Muslim state. It is quite well powerfully reflected in how Oklahoma is one of the most highly imprisoned places on earth. Speaking of women, no other state imprisons women at a higher rate than Oklahoma. But Republicans at the State Capitol are far, far, too cowardly about doing something about remedying all this gross maljustice out of fear they'll get voted out of office. It's too pitifully bad how Oklahomans fear Sharia law in Oklahoma far more than the excesses against human justice practiced by it own government.

I don't see any justice in arresting everyone in the tour bus, since the driver was apparently driving safe and sober. Only a warning ticket about the taillight needed to be issued. All that officer time let the real criminals off the hook, like drunks on the road.

I guess all of this could have been avoided if the "musicians"{wha?} had kept all of their taillights working properly.
A 2 dollar fix.........
Darwin strikes again.
4.0 GPA my a__

I guess all of this could have been avoided if the "musicians"{wha?} had kept all of their taillights working properly.
A 2 dollar fix.........
Darwin strikes again.
4.0 GPA my a__

We get it, you don't like people who look different because they scare you.

Look up his d1 career on ESPN if you can break away from the blaze, stormfront, and bbw 'art' for long enough.

Painkillers, Guns Found On 2 Chainz Tour Bus During Stop In OKC

Painkillers, Guns Found On 2 Chainz Tour Bus During Stop In OKC - News9.com - Oklahoma City, OK - News, Weather, Video and Sports | (http://www.news9.com/story/23328122/painkillers-guns-found-on-2-chainz-tour-bus-during-stop-in-okc)

OKLAHOMA CITY -
Newly-released court documents reveal Oklahoma City investigators discovered several weapons, painkillers, drug residue, and drug paraphernalia when they searched rapper 2 Chainz's tour bus following a nine-hour showdown with police.

Just before midnight on August 21, police spotted a defective taillight on the bus as it traveled westbound on Interstate 40. Officers stopped the bus near Meridian. Police say when the driver, 31-year-old Sedric Brooks, exited the bus he immediately locked the doors behind him.

According to an affidavit for a search warrant, officers say they smelled a strong odor of marijuana coming from the bus. When they asked Brooks to open the doors, he refused. The occupants on board the bus also refused to open the doors, and insisted police obtain a search warrant before boarding the vehicle.



About 5:30 a.m., police had the bus towed to police training facility, with everyone still on board. Officers obtained a warrant a few hours later and searched the bus. They found marijuana residue, smoking pipes, rolling papers, and scales. They also discovered the prescription pills Hydrocodone and Flexeril. No one on the bus had prescriptions for those painkillers.

Police also found two semi-automatic pistols and a 12-gauge shotgun on the bus, along with ammunition for the weapons.

Police arrested everyone on the bus, including rapper 2 Chainz, whose real name is Tauheed Epps. Epps had just performed at a concert in Chesapeake Energy Arena with rappers Lil Wayne and T.I.

Epps and 10 others were released on bond that same day.

I'm sure someone will be along to remind you of his GPA again...

Pot residue and pills....I would bet money that our posters have those same pills in their medicine cabinets.

Besides the pills are a quick fix with an old script, not like they were driving. Heck, you could stop 85 percent of Edmond residents and charge them with that.

[QUOTE=WilliamTell;683316]Pot residue and pills....I would bet money that our posters have those same pills in their medicine cabinets.

Besides the pills are a quick fix with an old script, not like they were driving. Heck, you could stop 85 percent of Edmond residents and charge them with
Exactly. Hilarious that the only illegal drugs they could find was some pot "residue."

And what were they charged with? If I got pulled over, and the cops smelled marijuana, they would ask to search my car. And if I barricaded myself in, and refused them, then I'd probably be charged with obstruction as well. Especially if they found illegal prescription drugs, drug residue, and weapons (with ammunition). It'll be interesting to find out if they c/c permits for those weapons.

Uhhh. Its completely legal to have have as many guns and ammo's as you want, I could legally go to the gun show this weekend and buy 1000 rounds and 20 shotguns, and 15 handguns to prove how american i was. All without a CC.

Now can you conceal and carry that weapon in public, no. But its completely legal to transport it in a vehicle.

Who said the pills were illegal? They just said that they didnt have the script on them, do you carry yours around with you?

As the story says, they werent charged with having weapons or any of that other stuff, they were charged with obstruction of justice. If they had them on weapons charges and real drug charges they all would still be sitting in jail.

One thing I will never get about some people is - if you dont like someone (insert your reason) then he same laws and freedoms i enjoy do not extend to you. This is like the teaparty crying about their rights being violated by the IRS profiling (which turned out not to be true), while proudly supporting other government agencies profiling muslims, middle easterns, hispanics, blacks, and just about every other group under the sun for anything and everything. But when its them its instant victim cry fest about how unfair the world has become.

Why do I get the feeling that someone is "reverse racial profiling" in favor of 2 Chainz/Titi Boi?
(maybe it's the "tell" . . .)

cmon WT, on a tour bus? Yup, first thing I do when I get a prescription is take the pills out of the bottle and put them in a baggie.....

Uhhh. Its completely legal to have have as many guns and ammo's as you want, I could legally go to the gun show this weekend and buy 1000 rounds and 20 shotguns, and 15 handguns to prove how american i was. All without a CC. Now can you conceal and carry that weapon in public, no. But its completely legal to transport it in a vehicle.

No, you cannot, unless the guns are unloaded, and locked away inaccessible (such as the trunk).


They just said that they didnt have the script on them, do you carry yours around with you?

Umm.... yeah. IT's nice and convenient. Has my name and everything on the bottle. Real simple, especially if you're transporting a controlled substance, and you "get pulled over and searched once a week".

Again, they were arrested for barricading themselves in the bus. I notice how you keep forgetting that. We haven't seen what the final/further charges will be, if any.

2 Chainz is also a convicted felon, and is currently under other felony charges which are pending. He's also gotten in trouble for weapons before (carrying brass knuckles - illegal to own - into an airport - doubly illegal). I imagine there are some problems especially if it turns out the guns were his.

Yes you can. Its legal for me with out a CC to have a pistol in plain view on my passenger seat as long as.its unloaded.
Baracade..that's why the cops had to.get a warrent, which means it wasillegal with out court permission to demand/ or force their way onto the bus.

Go read the law Jerry.

Are you a felon?

Go to bed Jerry this is.just getting sad.

Go to bed Jerry this is.just getting sad.

Are you a felon?

I notice how you keep dancing on the periphery, and avoiding the main issues. You seem very personally invested in painting a convicted felon, with multiple outstanding felony charges in place, with multiple drug arrests and controlled substance arrests, and illegal weapon arrests, as a boy scout. So what's your motive here?

I was going to say that maybe when push came to shove for 2 Chainz vis-a-vis the OKC stop
he could do a hip hop version of a Johnny Cash classic . . . but someone beat him to the rap.
3y0Yo3yZrPA

I don't know, am I?

I get so confused by stupid questions from people who can't read and comphrehend post. Check 72 for my motivation.

Go to bed jerry

I don't know, am I?

I get so confused by stupid questions from people who can't read and comphrehend post. Check 72 for my motivation.

Go to bed jerry

No thanks. You should go to bed before you embarrass yourself further. Any pretense you have of the actual truth is out the window. And I'm not the only one here seeing it.

So you go to bed... "William". I'll be here all night.

And how many times will you edit the same posts? At least have the guts to leave the edit notes in.

What does any of your post have to do with the thread. Go to bed Jerry.

alright, kids... cut it out. stick to the issue instead of trading insults.

...and since i'm here, y'all might google pennsylvania v. mimms. -M

In other words..stay in the car

Pennsylvania v. Mimms - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pennsylvania_v._Mimms)

The fact is that even as a white man, if I get pulled over by a policeman and he smells drugs or whatever.. I can refuse the search, but he'll still arrest me. Just like I can refuse a breathalyzer or a DUI check if the officer smells alcohol on my breath. I can refuse, and I'll be arrested. That's not a race issue.

But one difference, I'm not a convicted felon with guns and drugs in my possession.

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court saw no problem in the actions that involved pulling the car over, and were even to go as far as to say that due to the observation of the bulge under the respondent’s coat, the search was permissible. However the fact that the officer asked the defendant to exit the vehicle created a forbidden “seizure.” The officer was not able to identify the bulge in order to be suspect any criminal activity afoot if the suspect remained in the vehicle. Because that the gun was discovered by the unconstitutional action, the revolver should have been suppressed

And then the Supreme Court overruled Pennsylvania's Supreme Court, and upheld the firearms conviction.

2 Chainz is also a convicted felon, and is currently under other felony charges which are pending. He's also gotten in trouble for weapons before (carrying brass knuckles - illegal to own - into an airport - doubly illegal). I imagine there are some problems especially if it turns out the guns were his.

And Barry Switzer took a loaded gun to the airport yet I don't hear anyone calling him a thug.

And Barry Switzer took a loaded gun to the airport yet I don't hear anyone calling him a thug.

That's only because folks are still reeling from his extraordinary courage and humanitarianism involved in rescuing/stealing that abused puppy. When the awe wears off, someone is bound to use the "t-word" in regard to Barry S.

And Barry Switzer took a loaded gun to the airport yet I don't hear anyone calling him a thug.

And he got found guilty. Major fine, plus tons of community service. Plus another much, much larger fine from his employer. So what's your point? It's evidently not a white or black thing, unless there's something about Switzer I didn't know.

And he got found guilty. Major fine, plus tons of community service. Plus another much, much larger fine from his employer. So what's your point? It's evidently not a white or black thing, unless there's something about Switzer I didn't know.

The point is is that you use it to call 2Chainz a thug yet you probably wouldn't dare call Switzer that. I suspect it comes from the fact that you don't like the way 2 Chainz looks or the sound of his music. Much like people calling Trayvon Martin a thug yet ignoring Zimmerman's domestic disputes, DUI and other run ins with the law.

The point is is that you use it to call 2Chainz a thug yet you probably wouldn't dare call Switzer that. I suspect it comes from the fact that you don't like the way 2 Chainz looks or the sound of his music. Much like people calling Trayvon Martin a thug yet ignoring Zimmerman's domestic disputes, DUI and other run ins with the law.

Where did I call him a thug? I see you and William using the "thug" word. So who has the problem here?

The point is is that you use it to call 2Chainz a thug yet you probably wouldn't dare call Switzer that. I suspect it comes from the fact that you don't like the way 2 Chainz looks or the sound of his music. Much like people calling Trayvon Martin a thug yet ignoring Zimmerman's domestic disputes, DUI and other run ins with the law.

While not directly about 2 Chainz, I don't think I ever heard anything about Barry breaking a woman's jaw. Someone on that bus could certainly be defined as a thug.

Lil Wayne / 2 Chainz / T.I. -- Entourage Member Allegedly Breaks Girl's Jaw | TMZ.com (http://www.tmz.com/2013/08/23/lil-wayne-2-chainz-ti-tour-bus-entourage-police-report-fan-broken-jaw-girl/)

Isn't "Posse" the preferred term? Or is that now passé?
Maybe the thug just came down with a case of "on-tour-rage"?

We can relax now since this case has been settled.

Rapper 2 Chainz pays $771 to end misdemeanor case over 2013 arrest | NewsOK.com (http://m.newsok.com/rapper-2-chainz-pays-771-to-end-misdemeanor-case-over-2013-arrest/article/5391447)


His arrest in Oklahoma City after a 2013 traffic stop resulted in more national notoriety for rapper 2 Chainz, who later apologized on MTV and vowed to go “cold turkey on all criminal activities.”
The rapper — whose real name is Tauheed Epps — pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor, obstructing a police officer in the performance of his official duties. He paid a fine, a victims’ compensation assessment and other costs totaling $771, records show.
No one was charged with marijuana possession even though police reported finding marijuana residue during the bus search.

“In the end, we didn’t find much of it,” a prosecutor said in December 2013. “What we did find wasn’t in any location where we could show knowledge on anyone’s part.”

I am relieved.........
Now he can get back to making wonderful contributions to society.

I am relieved.........
Now he can get back to making wonderful contributions to society.He's apparently running for mayor of some small town in Georgia.

He's apparently running for mayor of some small town in Georgia.

Ya with his record im sure he will get approved.:rolleyes:

Glad this case is settled. It was a great use of police manpower and I now feel so much safer that they found trace amounts of marijuana and were able to fine him for it. I can now sleep much easier...

I'm not a fan of the music, but I can respect a college graduate, d1 ball player, and self made millionaire.

When I saw the police and news helicopters, massive amounts of patrol cars, towing the tour bus, endless fb post saying thug this and thug that, and endless chest pumping of those who were hired to serve and protect --- all over smelling a plant that is legal in the next state over.

It was very easy to see people's true motivation. Yet again, millions of taxpayer dollrs spent in harassing people for profit.

I'm not a fan of the music, but I can respect a college graduate, d1 ball player, and self made millionaire.

When I saw the police and news helicopters, massive amounts of patrol cars, towing the tour bus, endless fb post saying thug this and thug that, and endless chest pumping of those who were hired to serve and protect --- all over smelling a plant that is legal in the next state over.

It was very easy to see people's true motivation. Yet again, millions of taxpayer dollrs spent in harassing people for profit.

Millions? Exaggerate much? Obviously the police should just ignore a violation of the law and just say "never mind".

Millions? Exaggerate much? Obviously the police should just ignore a violation of the law and just say "never mind".2 Chainz is worth 6 mill. 2 Chainz Net Worth | Celebrity Net Worth (http://www.celebritynetworth.com/richest-celebrities/richest-rappers/2-chainz-net-worth/)

2 Chainz is worth 6 mill. 2 Chainz Net Worth | Celebrity Net Worth (http://www.celebritynetworth.com/richest-celebrities/richest-rappers/2-chainz-net-worth/)

Plupan, that's nice but it has nothing to do with my post. I was referencing this statement.


Yet again, millions of taxpayer dollrs spent in harassing people for profit.

... Obviously the police should just ignore a violation of the law and just say "never mind".

That's what's been happening all over the world with police departments deciding they have better things to do and de-prioritizing marijuana possession in the past few years (maybe decade?)...

Ljbab. I agree I doubt the cost was an actual million, more like a few hundred grand. But the entire production of the police helicopter during daylight hours, the dozens of cop cars, the news helicopters live streaming, towing the entire tour bus with all the band on it, detaining the entire bus, stripping the bus apart and paying to put it back together, all the legal fees and press conferences....for 700 dollars worth of fines.

I just wish more time, effort and energy went into solving real crimes --- after all we are picking up the bill.

Ljbab. I agree I doubt the cost was an actual million, more like a few hundred grand. But the entire production of the police helicopter during daylight hours, the dozens of cop cars, the news helicopters live streaming, towing the entire tour bus with all the band on it, detaining the entire bus, sreipping the bus apart and paying to out it back together, all the legal fees and press conferences....for 700 dollars worth of fines.

I just wish more time, effort and energy went into solving real crimes --- after all we are picking up the bill.


And all of that could have all been avoided had they just followed the Cops instructions.

Uh huh.

Seems the bus had the actual laws on their side.

Uh huh.

Seems the bus had the actual laws on their side.

And what "laws" would that be?

He {2Chainz}--- pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor, obstructing a police officer in the performance of his official duties. He paid a fine, a victims’ compensation assessment and other costs totaling $771, records show.

Under the agreement, Epps also agreed to give up any right to the two pistols, shotgun and ammunition seized by police during a search of the bus. His attorney said the weapons were not his, anyway.

The bus driver, Sedric Arozell Brooks, 33, and passenger, Abdullah Qawi Mujahid, 53, will get the same deal once they return to Oklahoma, the attorney said. Both are from Georgia.

The bodyguard, Rory Dorell Smith, 45, pleaded guilty in August to the felony, admitting he had painkillers in his luggage on the bus without a valid prescription. Under a plea agreement, he was put on unsupervised probation for eight years. He also is from Georgia.

And please tell me again what laws did the bus have on their side?
Simple fact: If they had just followed the cops instructions a lot of this could have been avoided.

So he wouldn't of gotten 771 worth of fines for letting them search the bus without a warrent?

Marijuana. Helicopters.

Nope. No overreaction here. :rolleyes: