Krupicka was released after being cited for no seat belt and drunken driving.

How could they prove she wasn't wearing a seatbelt? And how can they charge 2 people with DUI in one car...forget it. farking cops.

That's why you should always remember to bring along a designated passenger

I'll just leave this here >> YouTube link (^)

cue the 'mean old police' types who are good with drunks crashing their car.
And the obligatory Cops frequently find people asleep in their car and charge them with drunk driving idiots who drtf story

We've all driven past our limit when we shouldn''t have.
Most of us have never crashed
fewer of us have never injured another person in it
none of us have killed anyone because of it
doesn't make it right

natas6.0:
We've all driven past our limit when we shouldn''t have.
Most of us have never crashed
fewer of us have never injured another person in it
none of us have killed anyone because of it
doesn't make it right

I realize what you are trying to say, but you're saying it incorrectly.

Meh- it's the old throw every charge that you can think of mentality. Something's gotta stick.

A few years back I was working DUI enforcement and stopped a guy that was weaving badly. He was hammered and failed every test, so I arrest him and put him in the back of my car. We were stopped on a dirt shoulder just off the road. Just after I put the drunk in my car, I look up and here comes a small pickup truck driving on the shoulder. He pulls up next to me, and I walk over to see what he wants. He looks like the same guy I just arrested, and he's just as drunk. He asks me if I just arrested his twin brother since that was his car I had stopped. I end up arresting him too, and I put him in the back of my car with his twin brother. They thought it was the funniest thing that ever happened to them and they were both laughing their asses off. Then one of them asks me if I'm Officer Twelve, and I say yes. He laughs and reminds me that I had arrested him once before for DUI.

Sometimes the job really is too easy.

smokingcrator: The only good thing about motorcyclists is that they tend to eliminate themselves from the gene pool.

At least they lived a life.

lumiere: I'll just leave this here >> YouTube link (^)

you got me watching his special on netflix, G'job :D

CrispFlows: lumiere: I'll just leave this here >> YouTube link (^)

you got me watching his special on netflix, G'job :D

Hah! Glad I could be of service. :) But I could have also suggested a shorter video to spare your productivity. Here's Fluffy standing in for Ray William Johnson at the expense of the Russians, bad home videos and Ninja Nuns >> YouTube link [~6:22 minutes] (^)

CruiserTwelve: A few years back I was working DUI enforcement and stopped a guy that was weaving badly. He was hammered and failed every test, so I arrest him and put him in the back of my car. We were stopped on a dirt shoulder just off the road. Just after I put the drunk in my car, I look up and here comes a small pickup truck driving on the shoulder. He pulls up next to me, and I walk over to see what he wants. He looks like the same guy I just arrested, and he's just as drunk. He asks me if I just arrested his twin brother since that was his car I had stopped. I end up arresting him too, and I put him in the back of my car with his twin brother. They thought it was the funniest thing that ever happened to them and they were both laughing their asses off. Then one of them asks me if I'm Officer Twelve, and I say yes. He laughs and reminds me that I had arrested him once before for DUI.

Sometimes the job really is too easy.

I just favorited you because in my life the guys that chose to become cops were guys that I really thought were sort of douchy and belligerent. Also, those guys weren't that intelligent.

I've interacted with police officers five times in my life, and three were douches that didn't need to be, therefore (although I was exceedingly polite ALL 5 times) it makes me scorn guys that decide to become cops.

We're all guys, what gives? What's good, what's bad? Every job has crappy points and I totally understand that "might get shot tonight" ranks as a huge consideration. Huge.

But it would be nice that if I Cali-rolled through a stop sign with no other traffic or I was driving in Florida with temporary Georgia tags, you wouldn't pull me over for almost an hour.

I've gotten friendly warnings too, so it's not all bad. But I'd really like to know the motivation.

dickfreckle:
What part of my post asking that I not be clobbered on the streets by a drunk rubs you the wrong way, exactly?

I'd say the general snark, and your total condescension toward anyone that doesn't regularly get on a 2 wheeled death machine and go 60 mph.

"cager"...really. Get over yourself.

capt.hollister: Madbassist1: dickfreckle:
What part of my post asking that I not be clobbered on the streets by a drunk rubs you the wrong way, exactly?

I'd say the general snark, and your total condescension toward anyone that doesn't regularly get on a 2 wheeled death machine and go 60 mph.

"cager"...really. Get over yourself.

"cager" is an accepted way to refer to automobilists amongst the motorcycling fraternity. Nothing for dickfreckle to get over.

and speaking of getting over yourself: "death machine", really ?

Yeah...read the farking post I quoted. He basically says all people (except bikers, of course, they all make Einstein look like a retard) are stupid and to be looked down upon. He's a condescending dickhead (in that particular post). I regret nothing, captain.

capt.hollister: "cager" is an accepted way to refer to automobilists amongst the motorcycling fraternity.

dickfreckle: I put "cager" in quotation marks because it is a phrase common among motorcyclists to succinctly denote idiot drivers

Which one is it, then? It can't be both. To be honest I took it to mean you were calling all auto drivers idiots. By sheer percentages, I've seen bikers do a lot more stupid shiat than I've seen from auto drivers. I say that and my favorite hangout is a biker bar, so there's no malice. Peace.