- The Laws
- Your rights
- What to expect from the officer
- Why you can be pulled over and how to
avoid it
- Where to look for police and when
- What and what not to say
- What you must do
- What you should not do
- How not to incriminate yourself
This kit contains a secret informational packet advising drivers of what to do before getting in the car, while driving, after being pulled over, and after being arrested.
The packet also warns you of ways that police will trick you into doing things that you do not have to do, causing you to incriminate yourself.
Kit contains secret gems of information that police do not want you to know. This knowledge will give you a distinct advantage in dealing with police.
This kit is for the casual drinker who goes out for a few cocktails, a glass of wine or a couple of beers and then drives home. It is not intended for heavy drinkers, nor is it intended for someone who is over the legal limit to drive. It is designed to protect you from an overzealous officer trying to fill a quota of DUIs. The information contained herein will not prevent your arrest, but will educate you on what the laws are and what tricks officers use to entrap you. The information contained herein is not intended to be a substitute for legal advice from an attorney that is specific to your state, nor is it intended to encourage, assist, or aid someone to commit the offense of DUI or DWAI. Do not drive if your abilities to drive, physically or mentally have been affected by the use of alcohol.
