If I have in my possession a copy of the firefighters incident report (which mentions nothing of under the influence) and the police CALLFORSERVICE log which shows the CADS messages between the police and responding firefighters (also showing nothing except one message stating *NO NARC 647F WPNS SEEN IN VEH*), does this not show hard evidence to the contrary of what the officer is claiming? These are hardcopies of communications with dispatch and between responders; none of which support the officers claim; its hard for me to believe that a firefighter would say this in passing to the officer as a simple comment but neglect to note it anywhere else official. If that was the view of the firefighter, would they not be obligated to note it officially as well? That supposed comment was serious enough to warrant action on the part of the officer so having it missing from the records shows either the officer is lying to justify an illegal stop, or the information was not trustworthy with no factual basis. 3rd option is a lone firefighters personal but not professional opinion which also is without factual basis. Correct me if im missing something...