[Vision2020] And From Moscow We Have . . .

[Tom Hansen]

Darrell is right.

As Warren first stated:

"When asked if he had been drinking, . . . "

I am guessing that the person's behavior was suspicious to where the
police officer suspected the person was "under the influence" of a
narcotic.

The police officer was right in arresting the individual.  I figure that,
at minimum, the officer was going to administer a field sobriety test. 
"Drunk in Public" is a chargeable offense.  But, when the person admitted
to using an illegal substance . . .

Question:  Was the person driving?

Tom Hansen
Moscow, Idaho


> His hate is missplaced.  The police are doing their job as dictated by
> our laws.
>
> On Wed, May 20, 2009 at 10:55 AM, Warren Hayman <whayman at roadrunner.com>
> wrote:
>> Not long ago someone told me that he has hated police ever since he was
>> pulled over a few years ago. When asked if he had been drinking, he said
>> no,
>> that he smoked a joint about an hour before. He was astonished and
>> infuriated when arrested.
>>
>> Warren Hayman