One Question
I have only one question for the guy who wrote to the Whig and the QPD regarding his treatment by the police department.
What was your BAC? Obviously you must have been over the limit, since you were convicted. Practically all drunk drivers think they are "in good control of their faculties and not posing a danger to anyone." If your BAC was .08 or barely over, I'll have a little sympathy. Over .10, sorry, pal, you deserved to be pulled over, cuffed, and taken to the station.
Funny how his protesting e-mails neglected to mention that significant little detail.
What was your BAC? Obviously you must have been over the limit, since you were convicted. Practically all drunk drivers think they are "in good control of their faculties and not posing a danger to anyone." If your BAC was .08 or barely over, I'll have a little sympathy. Over .10, sorry, pal, you deserved to be pulled over, cuffed, and taken to the station.
Funny how his protesting e-mails neglected to mention that significant little detail.
posted by Allthenewsthatfits at 3:55 AM
6 Comments:
Snowplows are exempt from stops :)
I share the exact same high standards that our chief of police adheres too but I have yet to learn where I am to call and report police officers leaving a bar after consumption of alcohol and driving their vehicles into the night. I feel very unsafe when this occurs and wish to save their life or maybe that of an innocent party. But again, whom do I call and will it be taken seriously?
I would like to know why a sober passenger was not allowed to drive the car home and instead it had to be towed? Did the passengers have to walk? This is not the only time I have heard of gestapo treatment of a cooperative "criminal". It IS all about power and...mostly MONEY!
Here is the best part. QPD did not even arrest the guy, the Sherriff's office did.
Oh, that's rich.
Still waiting for an answer as to why a sober passenger can't drive the car away or it can't be legally parked and retrieved later?
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