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Dr Strangelove
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Originally posted by Ming
For inviting himself into the house, he broke the law. There WAS NO PROBABLE cause for him to enter. And to give breath test was even a bigger violation.
(and for that low amount, you should have told him you used a mouthwash... wouldn't stand up in a court of law)
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Something's bogus here. Portable breathalyzers, particularily the ones that cops carry into the field, don't read down to 0.00001%. If the cop filed this report, assuming that the estimated blood alcohol was a crucial part of his case, the judge would throw it out. It is well established that a person can get a blood alcohol of up to 0.002 from various legal products like cold medicines, mouthwashes, and aftershave. Who knows what kind of BAT a kid could get from attending church.
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David Floyd
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The bottom of a large bottle of beer
Jan 1970
time: 05:27
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What shocks me is that cops actually enforce idiotic laws such as ones that say you can't drink under 21.
And for the record, the cop that entered the house needs the **** slapped out of him for being a jackass. No one was being harmed, and the point of law is protection, not the exercise of power for it's own sake. Arresting or fining someone for drinking in their own home quietly with a friend (or whatever) is not protection, but rather power for power's sake.
Totally idiotic, and regardless of the law, the cop was an *******.
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06-05-2003 02:52
Just play along as if it were.
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