Ride A Bike - This is what you are up against
#11
11-04-2008, 01:59 PM
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Would testing her hair determine what she had in her system?
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11-04-2008, 03:23 PM
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Yes hair testing shows a long history of what you been up to... or so I'm told.
Its really sad that someone has to die before they arrest a cager who runs you over.
Ask me how I know... Been there - Done that
Its really sad that someone has to die before they arrest a cager who runs you over.
Ask me how I know... Been there - Done that
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11-04-2008, 05:55 PM
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Prayers for the family. I hope they throw the key away with her. However, I'm not holding my breath.
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11-04-2008, 06:01 PM
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A few months ago an illegal immigrant makes a left turn in front of a biker and takes him out, he thens backs over him, and leaves the scene. This person is already supposed to have been deported, did I mention no license. The local fishwrapper covered the situation and the do-gooders felt sorry for the illegal, someones husband/father didn't go home that night and the locals feel sorry for the illegal, go figure.
#17
11-04-2008, 06:09 PM
FTA:
"Both drivers were taken to local hospitals for injuries suffered in the accident.
O’Leary died of the injuries and police obtained a warrant for Daniels for the offense of intoxication manslaughter."
From what I gather she was tested at the hospital after the accident, not four days later. Her toxicology results were spelled out in the arrest affidavit. It appears she was a fugitive after the fact, not a hit and run. So that should be admissible.
"Both drivers were taken to local hospitals for injuries suffered in the accident.
O’Leary died of the injuries and police obtained a warrant for Daniels for the offense of intoxication manslaughter."
From what I gather she was tested at the hospital after the accident, not four days later. Her toxicology results were spelled out in the arrest affidavit. It appears she was a fugitive after the fact, not a hit and run. So that should be admissible.
#18
11-04-2008, 06:15 PM
Quite often it's not the stupid person who pays the painful price.
My sympathies for the man's family and I hope they string her up for what she did.
My sympathies for the man's family and I hope they string her up for what she did.
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