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Minor traffic violation gets Ottawa student jailed	by DesertRat66	2007-04-30 09:45:58
Adding lots of time and people to the dreaded	by Klaranth	2007-04-30 10:20:10
What are the chances of policeman in	by classic_jon	2007-04-30 10:27:44
I have to be able to recognise a fake Polish	by krikkert	2007-04-30 11:03:42
You just proved what I was saying :)	by classic_jon	2007-04-30 11:38:13
Like I said, there are books of passports.	by Klaranth	2007-04-30 12:40:16
Books of Drivers licences I know they have	by classic_jon	2007-04-30 13:16:53
but the chance of every department having a book of passports I am not so positive on, in fact I doubt it because of the volume of possibilities. Here is a link to the Dept of Homeland Security aobut the 8000 plus types of ID they accept to allow people to enter the U.S. If you were a police force that does not see Passports that often would you spend your time and effort on the passports or the types of ID that you see defrauded frequently? The point of all of this really boils back down to the fact that She broke the law and would have gone through the same thing being from Canada, the U.K. or from another state in the U.S. As I have said elsewhere in this thread, You also have to figure in time to get a response back from the Canadian officials as to if that information is valid or not and to dot all the i's and cross the t's on the paperwork.
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So why leave her in a cell for 11 hours,	by Klaranth	2007-04-30 23:11:28

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