Category: E-Books → Never Get Busted Again 1: Traffic Stops

A completely excellent, informative, FASCINATING, sort of tragic and a very absorbing video. It bears watching over and over again. My highest recommendation possible for this outstanding DVD!Watch and learn from the Pro – Barry Cooper, a former police officer in Texas focusing on narcotics interdiction for eight years, teach you exactly what you need to know to stay out of jail. With over 800 felony and misdemeanor narcotics arrests, DEA Training, and extensive experience with K-9 drug dogs, Barry’s friendly, plain spoken and honest attitude makes it easy and entertaining for you to LEARN WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW. Much of this information has never been seen by the public before and this is the first time it has all been available from a single source. Read more on next page.



• Introduction
• Canines
• Conceal Your Stash
• Search and Seizure
• Narcotics Profiling
• Traffic Stops
• Busted
• Hidden Compartments 1, 2 and 3

- Watch real footage of Barry making marijuana arrests
- Learn secret drug enforcement tactics
- Avoid narcotics profiling
- Conceal your stash plus, do coffee grinds really work?
- How to fool K9’s every time
- Search and seizure law made easy
- How Police can tell when you’re lying
- 90 Plus Minutes of one-on-one training!

In his opening address, Cooper states that 42% of Americans have tried marijuana in their lives, and he does not believe that 42% of the country deserves to be in jail, so our laws on cannabis are not working. This reviewer heard about Cooper’s DVD on National Public Radio (NPR), of all places, in a piece in which Cooper eloquently stated his position for the reform of marijuana laws. I’m a fan of COPS and any true crime show, so I figured, how much more real does it get?

His DVD is both a powerful social commentary and a practical instruction video. He breaks down the search and seizure laws, explaining what “probable cause” and “reasonable suspicion” mean in terms of a traffic stop. He even busts the myth that you should always refuse consent to search – cops do use the invocation of 4th amendment rights against you, even though they shouldn’t. He discusses what does and doesn’t mask odor and reveals the science and methodology behind canine search dogs.