...An Orlando cop was staking out a 7-Eleven because of complaints about drug activity.  Eager to make an arrest, the cop made a bullshit traffic stop.  The cop stopped a man because he failed to come to a full stop before pulling out of the 7-Eleven parking lot and because he was driving 42 mph in a 30 mph zone.

 
He told the cop he had a gun and a concealed carry permit, but he was white so the cop didn't murder him like Philando Castile.  The cop merely asked him to step out of the car.  Then the cop spotted "a rock like substance on the floor board where his feet were," it said in the police report.  The police report also said: "I recognized through my eleven years of training and experience as a law enforcement officer the substance to be some sort of narcotic."

 
The arresting officer and other dumbshit cops and other officers spotted three other pieces of the suspicious substance in the man's car.  He told them that it was glaze from a Krispy Kreme donut.  They recorded his statement in the police report.  The man said:  "They tried to say it was crack cocaine at first, then they said, 'No, it's meth, crystal meth.'"

 
The POS cop used a roadside drug kit to test the substance twice.  Both times it allegedly showed it was methamphetamine.   He was booked into the county jail on a charge of possession of methamphetamine with a firearm. He was locked up for about 10 hours before his release on $2,500 bond.  A week later, the state crime lab determined that it was not an illegal substance so the charges were dropped.

 
The man sued the city of Orlando and received a settlement of $37,500.  He should have gotten a lot more.

 
The dumbshit arresting officer should have been fired (and prosecuted for lying on a police report) for saying:   "I recognized through my eleven years of training and experience as a law enforcement officer the substance to be some sort of narcotic."  Right - 11 years of experience and your dumb ass can't tell the difference between donut glaze and crystal meth.  Asshole!!!  And FYI - the POS cop was a woman.  Doesn't matter - black or white, man or woman - the thin blue line comes first.