LAWYER: When Police K9 'Alerts' on Your Car—Do THIS Immediately скачать в хорошем качестве

LAWYER: When Police K9 'Alerts' on Your Car—Do THIS Immediately

Red and blue lights. You pull over. The officer takes your license… then a second unit rolls up with a K9. That’s when most drivers panic—and make one mistake that turns a shaky dog alert into a rock-solid case for the prosecution. Here’s the truth: a K9 “alert” isn’t a magic wand that erases your rights. What matters is timing, consent, what you say, and whether the officer prolonged the stop to get the dog there. If you don’t control those pieces, the body-cam footage becomes the state’s best evidence—even if you’re completely innocent. In this video, I break down: The 5 biggest mistakes drivers make when a K9 shows up The exact phrases that preserve your Fourth and Fifth Amendment protections How to force clarity on camera about whether the stop is over or you’re being detained Why you should never consent to a K9 “walk-around” What to do the moment the officer says, “my dog alerted” (without arguing or escalating) This isn’t about being difficult. It’s about not giving away consent, not feeding them admissions, and creating a clean record your attorney can use later. ⚠️ Educational content only — not legal advice. Laws and procedures vary by state. Consult a licensed attorney for guidance in your jurisdiction.