Kwyn
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The only thing I'm policing is reality. Thanks for proving my pointI do what I want forum police.
The only thing I'm policing is reality. Thanks for proving my pointI do what I want forum police.
It's wild that you think that, lol.The only thing I'm policing is reality. Thanks for proving my point
And once again you're cherry picking one of the many events that took place. Romo didn't do anything right in this case, unless you want to include he didn't kill someone.I have no idea if he was intoxicated or not. I just suggested that he performed poorly on the FSTs
I would likely fail the one-leg stand as well.
There’s a reason why studies have shown that 1 in 3 stone cold sober people “fail” these tests.
Open bottle of alcohol, failed sobriety test, refuse to take breathalyzer. I think I have some idea. SMHI have no idea if he was intoxicated or not. I just suggested that he performed poorly on the FSTs
I would likely fail the one-leg stand as well.
There’s a reason why studies have shown that 1 in 3 stone cold sober people “fail” these tests.
Refuse to take breathalyzer on his lawyers adviceOpen bottle of alcohol, failed sobriety test, refuse to take breathalyzer. I think I have some idea. SMH
It’s actually not your right to refuse a breathalyzer if you drive on public roads.Exercising your rights isn't a confession, it's self-defense. There are some who say it’s your civic duty.
Citations Issued
- OWI (1st Offense): Handled as a civil traffic violation under Wisconsin state law rather than a criminal misdemeanor.
- Test Refusal: Cited for "Refusing to Take Test for Intoxication After Arrest" after declining chemical/breath testing following the stop. Court records note he allegedly was uncooperative regarding the request for testing.
It is "dirty laundry" remember that song? Just the crappy media being what they are .very crazy how this story is in the news today. This happened in Colorado but one of our local stations picked up the story. I guess things can happen.
https://cbs6albany.com/news/nation-...rcement-protocol-investigation-culture-review
I mean sure smoke probably means fire, but protocol is protocol because human error is a factor. You got cash? no tests. You take uber 3 months and let your lawyer handle law stuff is all I was suggesting.I get this but you guys do know the reason he didn’t take it wasn’t because of the fear of a false positive but it was because he had been drinking?
You got cash, you lawyer up and take uber for 90 days. That's what you do when human error is a factor. So, lol 100% right not to have to prove innocence on the spot. Are you from the USA? You are not required to even speak much less lick boots and take a test you could fail sober. There's videos on YouTube proving my point.Lol, wrong.
It's wild that every single human being thinks what they want. Everyone creates the reality in their head...some thinking it's the only one that can possibly correctly exist.It's wild that you think that, lol.
It's not really THAT bad....if all other things are good. If they are a tight family....this is really nothing on the scale of things that DO happen in life.I suspect one of the worst parts of this for him is having to face his wife and kids.
Regardless of the seriousness or lack of, no family wants to see their dad and husband on the news like that.
You’re mad. LolIt's wild that you think that, lol.
And once again you're cherry picking one of the many events that took place. Romo didn't do anything right in this case, unless you want to include he didn't kill someone.
One beer gets you all of thatOpen bottle of alcohol, failed sobriety test, refuse to take breathalyzer. I think I have some idea. SMH
No I have had a heavy dose of real-world reality towing tractor trailers on interstates.You have a heavy-duty tinfoil hat.
You are clueless about this topic.One beer gets you all of that
The only thing I'm policing is reality. Thanks for proving my point
I have!! And anyone who has understands how wrong it is.If he's driving when he can't pass a field sobriety test, then he has a problem even if it was a stupid mistake. An average of more than 11,500 people are killed each year in the United States because of drunk driving. Thankfully, I've never lost someone I love to that but I do know others who have. And it's sad that something so preventable causes such tragedy.
I'm going to go out on a pretty thick limb and say he was intoxicated. However, you are 100% correct about the FST. It's designed for you to fail. My buddy is a NYS Trooper and he's given me this test stone sober and I failed badly. Never submit to one if you have nothing to hide and demand breathalyzer and/or blood test to prove sobriety.I have no idea if he was intoxicated or not. I just suggested that he performed poorly on the FSTs
I would likely fail the one-leg stand as well.
There’s a reason why studies have shown that 1 in 3 stone cold sober people “fail” these tests.
