> *** Quoting Barbara McNay to Glenn Vermette ***
 > BM> Well, you never addressed the legality of it.  However, let's
 > BM> explore this some more.  Some cop comes up to me; he can't open
 > BM> my doors, because I keep them locked.  He tells me to open up and
 > BM> get out, that he needs my car.  Is he going to stand by patiently
 > BM> while I remove my key, struggle out of the car and go round to
 > BM> the trunk to remove and assemble my walker so I won't be left
 > BM> without the support I need to get anywhere, like up the curb and
 > BM> out of the road?
 > Sigh..........!!!!!!!!
Not a very enlightening answer.  Is any citizen entitled to say, "Not in MY 
car, you don't"?  If not, what would it take, and how long, to convince a cop 
that ready transportation really was not available from me?  My car does not 
have special equipment or identifying features.  Don't sigh again, please.  
Thinking does not enable us to know laws, police procedures or any other 
specialized, unfamiliar or unexperienced thing.
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