Omaha Marijuana Defense Lawyer Warns Public of Fake Drug Stops and Felony Charge

Top Omaha marijuana defense lawyer, Daniel Stockmann, wants to get the word out that law enforcement is using legal, yet deceptive tactics to get motorists to pull over. The method has been utilized for years, and there's no denying that officers are intentionally misleading innocent members of the public. Though the procedure varies somewhat every time, law enforcement agencies generally select a remote area of a highway for their sting. They choose an exit with no restrooms or other services, and place road signs a mile or so before it, announcing that there is a blockade, drug stop, or drug dog ahead. Officers and K-9 units wait on the surface street, hoping to catch those who exit. Daniel Stockmann, of [NebraskaInterstateDrugDefense.com](http://www.nebraskainterstatedrugdefense.com/?utm_source=Press%20Cable&utm_medium=press%20release&utm_term=Omaha%20Marijuana%20Defense%20Lawyer%2C%20Omaha%20Drug%20Laywer%2C%20top%20marijuanaa%20defense%20lawyer%2C%20&utm_content=Omaha%20Marijuana%20Defense%20Lawyer%20Warns%20Public%20of%20Fake%20Drug%20Stops%20and%20Numerous%20Felony%20Charges%20in%20Omaha&utm_campaign=Stockmann%20Fake%20Drug%20Stop%20Press%20Release), sees cases like this all the time. He says, €œPolice wait for this vehicle to commit a traffic infraction, sometimes following it for miles until it does, then pull it over and run the drug dog around it. However, if the vehicle would have just kept driving on the interstate, it never would have drawn the attention of police."

The [Nebraska Supreme Court rejected the recent challenge](http://journalstar.com/news/state-and-regional/govt-and-politics/court-rejects-challenge-of-fake-drug-checkpoint/article_72f48edd-9a65-5b22-b188-17587e382c89.html) claiming that constitutional questions regarding search and seizure were not raised. Likely there are numerous reasons why a driver might choose to exit, but law enforcement is treating everyone who does so as a criminal, even when they've done nothing wrong at all. Mr. Stockmann advises motorists who come across these notices to proceed normally and not exit the interstate. In his experience, those who stay on the roadway have a much smaller chance of being targeted. He also adds that the driver of the vehicle does not have to consent to a search. However, he cautions drivers to be polite with law enforcement and to provide them with a license, registration, and proof of insurance, upon request. If a citation or warning ticket is issued, the individual does not have to stay and answer further questions. It's ok to ask for permission to leave, and to get back on the road once the request has been approved. Unfortunately, there's no standard outcome in these situations. An innocent person may be targeted and followed until police have an excuse to stop him and issue a citation. Someone who is in possession of an illegal substance could face time behind bars and/or fines.

About Daniel Stockmann

Omaha Marijuana Defense Lawyer, Daniel Stockmann, specializes in providing quality defense for criminal drug cases of all kinds. For more than 15 years, Stockmann Law has helped people from all over the country fight Nebraska drug charges, and has managed everything from basic possession charges, to trafficking, and even RICO cases.

For more information about the types of illegal substance cases Stockmann Law handles, visit [www.NebraskaInterstateDrugDefense.com](http://www.nebraskainterstatedrugdefense.com/?utm_source=Press%20Cable&utm_medium=press%20release&utm_term=Omaha%20Marijuana%20Defense%20Lawyer%2C%20Omaha%20Drug%20Laywer%2C%20top%20marijuanaa%20defense%20lawyer%2C%20&utm_content=Omaha%20Marijuana%20Defense%20Lawyer%20Warns%20Public%20of%20Fake%20Drug%20Stops%20and%20Numerous%20Felony%20Charges%20in%20Omaha&utm_campaign=Stockmann%20Fake%20Drug%20Stop%20Press%20Release).

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