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Motorists shouldn't fear the cops. Let's make sure the Kansas 'two-step' is left behind for good. - Vimarsana News

Motorists shouldn't fear the cops. Let's make sure the Kansas 'two-step' is left behind for good.

There is indeed a war against Kansas motorists, and it's a profitable one for law enforcement.

Federal Judge Cracks Down On Police For 'Waging War' On Motorists Traveling From Places Where Cannabis Is Legal - Vimarsana News

Federal Judge Cracks Down On Police For 'Waging War' On Motorists Traveling From Places Where Cannabis Is Legal

A federal judge has ordered the Kansas Highway Patrol (KHP) to cease employing its well-known "two-step" strategy, deeming it in violation of people's Fourth Amendment rights, reported Kansas Reflector.

Federal Judge Orders Kansas Cops To Stop 'War' On Drivers Coming From Legal Marijuana States - Vimarsana News

Federal Judge Orders Kansas Cops To Stop 'War' On Drivers Coming From Legal Marijuana States

“The war is basically a question of numbers: stop enough cars and you’re bound to discover drugs.” By Rachel Mipro, Kansas Reflector The Kansas Highway Patrol has been ordered to stop its infamous “two-step” technique by a federal judge, in what the American Civil Liberties Union of Kansas calls a “huge win” for all motorists […]

Federal judge orders end of Kansas trooper 'two-step' maneuver - Vimarsana News

Federal judge orders end of Kansas trooper 'two-step' maneuver

The Kansas Highway Patrol has been ordered to end the two-step practice. -KHP file photo

'Kansas two-step' highway patrol technique ruled unconstitutional for marijuana vehicle searching - Vimarsana News

'Kansas two-step' highway patrol technique ruled unconstitutional for marijuana vehicle searching

A U.S. district court ruled against the Kansas Highway Patrol's "two-step" technique, saying it violates people's Fourth Amendment rights. Troopers allegedly targeted out-of-state license plates and searched people's vehicles.