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Not exactly a textbook traffic stop.

Hope all involved are allright..

Bet ya he's more than a bit "stiff" today...Going from staight forward to 180 degrees to the left or right in an instant creeps up on a body the morning after..

Another drunken *bleep* on our roads, throw the book at him and be sure to hit him in the head

[quote="MAPearce

Pretty shocking to see first thing this morning opening up the news. The video, not sure why they put it up, no value.[/quote]

Says he made the arrest after the collision (or something like that) .. If it were me , I'd have lit him up like the July 1st fireworks display in Ottawa with a tazer...[/quote]

Please re-read the latest memo regarding Joy-Tazing before further comment.

Truly seriously you don't even think of it. The biggest thing is making certain the arrest of the sht-head is perfect. I had one like that, and my partner ended up with a busted back. The sht-head ran and we had to chase him down and fight with him. He was so glued he asked why we stopped at the green light.

The real satisfaction was convicting him and he didn't receive the beating he deserved.Guess we were fortunate no-one died!

WOW that cruiser folded up like a wet paper bag! Can only assume the officer is okay.

Both have been released from hospital according to one news story.

The title of this thread was misleading!

Got you excited though, right?

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This story makes me more angry than I can remember being in a long time!!!!

I have worked with the owner of the truck during the summer, Just goes to show, you dont really know someone untill you know them...Hopefully the officer is feeling a bit better.

It surprizes me that someone hasn't posted about how it is the parents of the drunk driver who are to blame for this accident because they must have abused him as a child and probably both worked and ignored him!
And I'm sure if someone would just post a picture of the impaired driver he has "sad" eyes that are a testiment to the "pain" in his life!
No, the driver of the truck was impaired. No one else is responsible for his illegal behaviour. This could have very well resulted in a death.
Too bad there wasn't a "power-hungry", "corrupt" police officer parked "like a snake in the grass" waiting to catch a quick "money maker" leaving a drinking establishment.

(sarcasm off)

Piecemaker wrote:It surprizes me that someone hasn't posted about how it is the parents of the drunk driver who are to blame for this accident because they must have abused him as a child and probably both worked and ignored him!
And I'm sure if someone would just post a picture of the impaired driver he has "sad" eyes that are a testiment to the "pain" in his life!
No, the driver of the truck was impaired. No one else is responsible for his illegal behaviour. This could have very well resulted in a death.
Too bad there wasn't a "power-hungry", "corrupt" police officer parked "like a snake in the grass" waiting to catch a quick "money maker" leaving a drinking establishment.

(sarcasm off)

Has he pled guilty or been convicted yet?

cutter7 wrote:
Has he pled guilty or been convicted yet?

He's obviously guilty...what's your point?

My point is, you already have him guilty and he's not been to court yet other than that I am curious as to his level of impairment.

The reason I am curious is because I want to know if his impairment falls in the gray area or if he was way over the limit.

His level of impairment if in the gray area will raise a whole bunch of other questions such as maybe making alcohol zero tolerance while driving.

A higher reading will lead to a heavier sentence......

Or maybe he beats the charges... who knows? like I said I am curious.