Apparently you haven't learned anything if you did you would know that asking questions is legal , asking you to get out of the car is legal. The police do not railroad anyone, the prosecutors and attorneys do. Police can only report they don't convict.
Police are not interested in arresting everyone and they do care if the person is innocent or guilty. Do you think they say " lets arrest someone its fun ! I can arrest someone, fight with them, fill out tons of paperwork, have to go to court, fill out more paperwork , and not get paid for a lot of the hours I have to do to file the report , man this is fun "
I don't know any law abiding citizens that have been hassled by the police for years without reason. Your tone is one I am familiar with, it sounds just like the people who can do no wrong and the second someone suggest that they have start yelling "I have my rights !"
Sad. If you treated officers like the people they are you might not get those tickets.
I actually don't get many tickets. I also don't get hassled by the police.
When I was a teen, I had long hair and wore black. I was constantly hassled. Also I never said I wouldn't get out of the car. I am required to follow directions given to me by an officer. I am also allowed to lock and shut my car door when I get out of the car.
The officer is free to ask me any questions he wants. Beyond identifying myself, I'm not required to answer any of his questions. I choose not to do so.
And yes, I have seen police just out looking for busts. I remember as a teen having my car searched each and every single time I was pulled over. We don't smoke anything, let alone do drugs, but when a cop sees 3 long haired teens in a car, he can't help but search it. Now that I'm a balding middle aged man in a suit guess what? I don't get hassled anymore.....
I'm sure there are magic police out there who just want to help people, but I have yet to meet one in person. Instead I meet police officers who give me a sobriety test because it's 2 am and I'm driving home from work and "Your eyes look funny to me" and police officers who give me a ticket for doing 34 or 35 in a 30, or officers who sit behind that hidden speed limit sign designed for the sole purpose of writing tickets (I have to warn everyone I invite over from out of town that the speed limit goes from 65 to 35 and the sign is hidden behind a curve and trees and a cop sits at the sign writing tickets).
I have to deal with cops who I tried to help instead using my words out of context and charging me with possession of stolen property (I hardware some stuff from a co-worker, a few weeks later he gets arrested for stealing computer parts from where we work, I fear my stuff is stolen and call the police), and finally, because I have a genetic disorder that makes my hands shake, I have to deal with constant attitude about me "having something to hide". Top that off with constant lying I've watched the police do on shows like cops "Look, if you just tell me where the weed is nobody is going to jail. Oh so you do have weed? Well you have the right to remain silent..."
Even the cops I work out with and who are my friends tell me not to talk to or trust the police. They tell me to just keep my mouth shut and if by chance I am really doing something wrong that will just be even less evidence they can bring up in court. They joke that in a lot of arrests if the subject would have just kept their mouth shut 90% of the evidence wouldn't even have been there to make an arrest.
I don't break the law (except for the occasional speeding, and I've never fought a ticket that I rightfully was given), but I do feel that it is my duty as a citizen to use my rights as much as possible and in every way possible. To let someone search myself or my car simply by asking is just helping erode the rights of everyone. You better have some damn probably cause or we can both sit and wait by my locked car for the drug dog.