As someone who knows the deputy who was arrested, I know him as a good guy. If he is guilty, innocent until proven otherwise, then yes he should be held to a higher standard. Those of us who work in public safety have that responsibility to the public IMO. We have seen the tragedy that drinking and driving has on those who are involved and those who surround those involved, the families. I appreciate the deputies who performed their duties even when they could have gotten away with letting one of their own go. You never know, they may have saved multiple lives.
The deputies involved in the arrest were all against the deputy in a previous internal according to records. Sounds like a set up to me. They didnt get what they wanted the first time .
The deputies involved in the arrest were all against the deputy in a previous internal according to records. Sounds like a set up to me. They didnt get what they wanted the first time .
It wouldn't be the first setup by these backwoods heathens, and won't be the last. How do you set someone up for DUI though?
so, if someone refuses a roadside sobriety test, isn't their driver's license revoked?
Well enough to trust him, unlike some others I know, know what I mean?You must not know him very well...