Police reported to the scene...

One time back in '82 I was backpacking in the mountains of West Virginia with 2 friends. It was starting to get dark so we set up camp in a clearing near a valley. We doid the usual camp-out stuff of drinking rum and telling ribald stories. Around 1AM we were all sound asleep when a spotlight shined into our tent. The police had come down on horseback to arrest us. Little did we realize that we had strayed off the main trail and were camping on the property of a millionaire champion horse breeder. One of his night guards must have spotted our tent and called the authorities as they suspected us of being horse thieves! We all spent the night in jail but the millionaire released us the next morning and even brought us to his home, gave us breakfast and let us swim in his pool. He had a really cute daughter but I didn't do more than flirt as I didn't want to spend another night in that hole. In the early afternoon we hiked off into the west.

How did the police approach you? Were they polite and friendly?

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Miriam, had an interesting encounter once, but all turned out well. My husband had a little too much of the spirits one evening after a gig, so I drove. The local police stopped me as we were approaching home. Why, I don't know. They asked to see my driver's license and much to my dismay, I didn't have it with me. I told the rookie officer that I had twenty four hours to produce my license and that I had really not planned on driving. I could have killed my husband who kept saying, "Do you know who I am. What's your badge number?" (he was a DJ at the time).

That could have been a bad evening had it not been for my cool thinking.

Nick, Where in West Virginia? This happened to me in West Virginia, too.

Letty I forget the town but it was in the mountains near the south. It must be epidemic out there! The police were actually rude to us as they actually thought we were horse thieves. Maybe they though other things about us as well, I don't know.

Nickfun and his friends were not horsethieves. Nick did leave something out of that story.

You see, Nick and his pals were on the verge of creating a new niche in the porn industry, now known as "beastiality." They were all set up, cameras rolling, and Nick was all setup under the horse, knee pads and all. THAT'S when the lights shined on them, and not from the cameras.

So the guards were right...Nick & Co. were not horsethieves. There's another word for what they were.

Slappy also failed to mention he was the Producer and Director of that film.

Yes. Anyone who wants a video of Nick having Fun with the horsies, let me know.

I really need this information. How do they ususally approach suspects?
Because when they approached my relative with two kids they were very aggressive and questioned kids without the parental agreement for a long time. And the lawer couldn't prove in the court that they yelled at the adult and wanted kids to tell things they wanted them to hear. And now they are using all this as an evidence in the court.

Does your relative have a lawyer? If not, he should get one.

There was an incident in Boston a few years ago whereas an elderly Reverand Williams and his wife were at home watching TV. Suddenly the door burst open as a group od police officers stormed in and threw the Reverand to the ground. They hog tied him and threw him to the ground. He stayed in that position for half an hour. The Reverand had a heart condition. He died on the way to the hospital. The police were looking for drug dealers. It wasn't until later the next day the police revealed to the public they were at the wrong house.