September 22, 201610 yr Does the six pack in your car mean you've been drinking it while driving? (Not insinuating you would have a six pack) Was going post the same exact question.
September 22, 201610 yr Does the six pack in your car mean you've been drinking it while driving? (Not insinuating you would have a six pack) According to the law, if the container is open/seal broken, then yes.
September 22, 201610 yr According to the law, if the container is open/seal broken, then yes. Not exactly. You don't get a DUI for that. You get a citation for open container.
September 22, 201610 yr ^Do you know him? How do you know he wasn't a "gentle church going man"? Are you not smearing him? You claimed he "go putting your hands where a cop with a weapon drawn can't see them"....You state that he did that as a fact, which it's not. His criminal history would suggest otherwise.
September 22, 201610 yr Not exactly. You don't get a DUI for that. You get a citation for open container. Guy I used to work with got busted for a DUI and 30 something counts of open containers for all of the empty beer cans they found in the car. Yeah he had issues.
September 22, 201610 yr Well if they didn't find it when they searched and found no gun, one could assume as much. Took a guy to jail about a month ago for what was essentially a heroin related DUI. It wasn't until he was being processed in jail that they found more heroin on him. It was in his wallet wrapped up in a receipt, in a pocket of the wallet that couldn't be seen without completely emptying the wallets contents. What I'm getting at is checking for a gun can be done in a few minutes. Checking a person and an entire vehicle for drugs is a much more tedious process and even then things can be overlooked.
September 22, 201610 yr Does the six pack in your car mean you've been drinking it while driving? (Not insinuating you would have a six pack) If you park your broken down car in the middle of the road ( didnt reports say car was running ?) blocking both lanes of traffic , you are ignoring the commands of a police officer with a weapon drawn my common sense tells me the guy probably wasnt just transporting the PCP . Its quite possible I could be wrong , its possible you could be too . I dont view PCP and a 6 pack with the same lens . Again thats just me.
September 22, 201610 yr Hopefully this is a legit list as everything posted on the net is not true - Here is the guys rap sheet . Not that he could be a bad dude He also had a history of resisting arrest. Behold the rap sheet: 1996 Shooting with intent to kill — Dismissed 2001 Petit larceny — Conviction 2004 Driving while suspended — Conviction 2005 Driving while suspended, resisting officer — Conviction 2006 Driving while suspended — Conviction Driving with open container — Dismissed 2006 Trafficking in illegal drugs — Conviction. (He was also charged in that incident with assault on a police officer and resisting, but that was dismissed.) 2011 Public intoxication (while in prison for drug trafficking) — Conviction 2012 Public intoxication — Conviction Obstructing an officer — Conviction 2013 DUI — Conviction Resisting officer — Conviction Open Container — Conviction Failure to wear seatbelt — Conviction Speeding — Conviction
September 22, 201610 yr Took a guy to jail about a month ago for what was essentially a heroin related DUI. It wasn't until he was being processed in jail that they found more heroin on him. It was in his wallet wrapped up in a receipt, in a pocket of the wallet that couldn't be seen without completely emptying the wallets contents. What I'm getting at is checking for a gun can be done in a few minutes. Checking a person and an entire vehicle for drugs is a much more tedious process and even then things can be overlooked. Why was his wallet not taken away before he got to the jail?
September 22, 201610 yr Why was his wallet not taken away before he got to the jail? A lot easier to clear folks of stuff that they shouldn't have on their person and let the jail be responsible for the property. Everything he had on him was placed in a brown paper bag and handed off to go with him to jail. Again not the point of my above post.
September 22, 201610 yr Hopefully this is a legit list as everything posted on the net is not true - Here is the guys rap sheet . Not that he could be a bad dude He also had a history of resisting arrest. Behold the rap sheet: 1996 Shooting with intent to kill — Dismissed 2001 Petit larceny — Conviction 2004 Driving while suspended — Conviction 2005 Driving while suspended, resisting officer — Conviction 2006 Driving while suspended — Conviction Driving with open container — Dismissed 2006 Trafficking in illegal drugs — Conviction. (He was also charged in that incident with assault on a police officer and resisting, but that was dismissed.) 2011 Public intoxication (while in prison for drug trafficking) — Conviction 2012 Public intoxication — Conviction Obstructing an officer — Conviction 2013 DUI — Conviction Resisting officer — Conviction Open Container — Conviction Failure to wear seatbelt — Conviction Speeding — Conviction Chicago Tribune posted this below. Don't cops call in the license plate prior upon pulling up to a vehicle? Also the officer had been trained in drug recognition. Crutcher had been arrested in the past. In 1995 in nearby Osage County, officers said they saw him fire a weapon out a vehicle window. Records show Crutcher was ordered to exit the vehicle for a pat-down search and began making a movement to his right ankle before an officer managed to get control of him. A .25-caliber pistol was found in his right sock, according to an affidavit. Crutcher received suspended sentences after entering a no-contest plea to charges of carrying a weapon and resisting an officer, court records show. lRelated Lawyers for Terence Crutcher say drug discussion is a distraction in Tulsa police shooting Oklahoma prison officials confirmed Crutcher also served four years in prison from 2007 to 2011 on a Tulsa County drug-trafficking conviction. Court records show officers used force against Crutcher on at least four separate occasions, including a 2012 arrest on public intoxication and obstruction complaints. In that case, an officer used a stun gun on Crutcher twice while he was face down on the ground because the officer said Crutcher didn't comply with at least three orders to show his hands, a police affidavit states. Crutcher's father showed up while he was being arrested and told the officers that his son had "an ongoing problem" with the drug PCP, the affidavit states
September 22, 201610 yr Betty Shelby has admitted to using marijuana, had a 1993 domestic related incident and a restraining order filed against her by an ex boyfriend when they each vandalized each other's car during a break up. Then, in 2002, her ex-husband's new wife filed a restraining order against her for making harassing phone calls to her, which was later rescinded. Further, she has twice been accused of using excessive force, and ultimately both complaints were found to not have enough supporting evidence. If this info is already in the thread, forgive me, after 358 posts, I lose track.
September 22, 201610 yr Betty Shelby has admitted to using marijuana, had a 1993 domestic related incident and a restraining order filed against her by an ex boyfriend when they each vandalized each other's car during a break up. Then, in 2002, her ex-husband's new wife filed a restraining order against her for making harassing phone calls to her, which was later rescinded. Further, she has twice been accused of using excessive force, and ultimately both complaints were found to not have enough supporting evidence. If this info is already in the thread, forgive me, after 358 posts, I lose track. She sounds like a bad chick...
September 22, 201610 yr Duece are you really going to even attempt to equate the rap sheet of the guy VS the stuff above against the cop ? Harassing phone calls which was rescinded and complaints that had no evidence VS several drug charges , a few resisting arrest , a prison sentence and the lil bit about attempting to draw a weapon from a sock on a LEO ? Really .. you better rush to Charlotte , raise the fist and join in .
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