Not so Cool story bro
- Thread starter G.V. Rush
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By The Book
Well-Known Member
Not so cool of a story that keeps happening.
Rack em
Made the Podium
Probably? His life is DEFINITELY over
Did the cop cause the accident and then blame the fedex guy throwing false charges on him? Seen it happen beforr. Cop clipped my buddies mirror in parking lot. Tried to blame my buddy saying he smelt like alcohol which was bs. Luckily a passerby saw the whole thing and when the cop figured out there were witnesses he claimed he was letting my buddy off with a warning (lol). Reported the incident to the station and never heard anything no record of my buddies warning either strangly
olroadbeech
Happy Verified UPSer
did you read the story?????????????????????????????????????????????
barnyard
KTM rider
A wake up call for who????
Nope, didn't need too
Mugarolla
Light 'em up!
Other semi drivers that may think they can get away with drinking and driving.
barnyard
KTM rider
FFS
There is no way that anyone that holds any type of driver's license should need an effen wake up call.
Mugarolla
Light 'em up!
No, they shouldn't need one.
But drinking and driving happens all the time, including semi drivers.
PiedmontSteward
RTW-4-Less
You get what you pay for.
El Correcto
god is dead
DWI = alcohol DUI=narcotics
This man could of just been taking his prescription medication. Accidentally hit the officer. the dui doesn't have to be he sole cause of this is what I'm saying, was probably in a hurry and made a mistake.
olroadbeech
Happy Verified UPSer
that may be true. could be a false positive or maybe a cold medicine that made him groggy and/or inattentive. everyone wants to string him up. he hasn't been convicted yet.
any updates on this story?
Mugarolla
Light 'em up!
I read the story again. You may be correct about the DUI. The story did say though that he was charged with a DUI and possesion of a controlled substance.
If it was a prescription, he would not have been charged with possession. It sounds like he was taking something that he should not have been taking while driving a CMV and something that he did not have a prescription for.
And it may have not been a contributing factor to the accident, but my point was that something could happen beyond your control that could lead you to being face to face with a LEO.
And you do not want to have been drinking or taking a controlled substance, especially driving a semi.
El Correcto
god is dead
true, I'm just giving someone who has lost everything and will continue to lose more the benefit of the doubt.
he might not of had it in a prescription container. Got hit with something that will get dropped in court when it proves it is his. Even then the DUI will most likely stick.
he might not of had it in a prescription container. Got hit with something that will get dropped in court when it proves it is his. Even then the DUI will most likely stick.
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