Great candid advice. Some lawyers upload these videos and they're doing nothing or advising about nothing but just trying to get your business. On the other hand your advice is very candid and very good. I would always hire a very straight forward attorney.
This is good advise I have no clue why people r advocating u speak with the police during an investigation after all they r investigating for a reason and there is no reason to help them make their case ... If u haven't had a sip of alcohol I would still refuse the field sobriety because the tests r difficult to perform and it can not clear u of wrongdoing only hurt u ! U r forced to take a breath test but not the in the field test and no reason to get it over with your levels lower over time may as well wait as long as u can !
Good video, good advice. But if you have consumed alcohol responsibly, and are very likely under BAC .008% and you think you are not impaired whatsoever and can pass the tests, you may want to consider doing the roadside tests, or else pay hefty fines and impound fees. All the lawyers I've talked to say if choose to not do the ROADSIDE tests, you will be taken downtown almost 100% of the time even if you had just 1 drink. one things for sure, never admit alcohol consumption no matter what.
Saying "nothing". Not quite. If you choose to remain silent, you must state that you are doing so to exercise your Constitutional right. Just remaining silent is not an affirmative declaration. Yes, it's another 5:4 Supreme Ct. decision. When taken in for blood/urine/breath test, always state that you are happy to submit but want your attorney present for testing and any questioning AT ALL. All questioning must then cease until your attorney is present. Things like labeling of samples, chain of custody and calibration of equipment are important.
Driving can be dangerous without drinking.....1 your dealing With people who do drink and drive, 2 people who are busy on their phones, 3 people doing everything but driving. If someone hits you that's not drinking and you are drinking...it's your fault, not theirs. It's just not worth it. Don't drink and drive. Simple truths
When I got pulled over in Ohio the state trooper told me I could refuse to take the breathalyzer back at the station but if I did they would automatically suspend my license for one year for refusing it. Same thing about stepping out of the car and walking the line and doing those tests he said I couldn't refuse or he would arrest me for refusal. So if this is not true what do you do when a cop lies to you?
I used everything in DUI arrests. 1. Driving behavior 2. When I approach the car I smell alcohol, you fumble too much getting your license, or you hand me your Visa card. 3. When I ask you to step out did you have balance trouble, stumble, or stagger. This is before I've asked you to take a field test.
I guess they're allowed to lie to you and place you under arrest even when they're not supposed to and somehow you're supposed to know they're illegally placing you under arrest and making you do things there not supposed to
Prevention is your best defence..many people aren't initially pulled for their driving but issues like a light being out..always check your bulbs daily...if pulled be quiet and show the officer respect...but be warned..I received a DUI conviction on two beers..the system is rigged against you...so my advise is don't drive with any alcohol in your system.
@greggh Its not for fear of hurting the feelings. Its to make sure you get the benefit of the doubt in court. Your cooperation will help your case. Being belligerent , too direct or too "matter of fact" will give the officer fuel and reason to interpret your actions as being disruptive or interfering with the officers which will surely NOT work in your favor. You do not want the officer to think that you are uncooperative or rude. NOW, if you dont care any of this, feel free to assert your way
Yeah, I'm with you, it's just more of a practical matter though, I think. Shit gets sour real fast if you seem to be "resisting" or "refusing" to obey their orders.
You know, I don't but it hasn't stopped cops from wanting me to do their stupid tests and to try to make my life hell anyhow. You know they have quotas and stuff.
You may want to edit your description, above, to include your jurisdiction, so you don't waste most people's time describing procedures/consequences that don't apply to them.
You get pulled over for a DUI--what do you do? You say "No, I haven't been drinking". Then if they ask, you take the walking test, blow into the machine, whatever. You weren't drunk driving, RIGHT? So there's no problem. I never understand this stuff. Is this supposed to be for people who were "lightly drinking" before driving? God, just don't drink before driving.
But one situation you did not address. When you mentioned about if you do not blow ( PAS) or submit to any sobriety tests you will lose your license for a year but is it better to refuse to take the blood test rather than taking it , you said it was a requirement. Does the authorities manipulate your arm or wherever they draw blood even to the point of aggressive control and restraint to get it.
Yeah good point. I opted for the easy way, even if it allowed the cop to give a test. I never drink so it was hard not to pass. I was only out about 5 minutes of my time. None of this towing charges, blood test, license suspension, etc. The big plus is I saved alot in attorney fees!
you don't that's why dui laws are oppressive.its only misdermenor or felony that requires you to give up your constitutional rights and still be punished,by multiple government organizations and seceral private effects like insurance and loosing your job and can effect your credit.
Ivan, if I know I have not been drinking for weeks I can answer no I suppose? If I know I am at 0.00 is there any reason to still refuse the breath test?
Absolutely !!!!! Nothing without a Warrant, They’ll say things that are scare tactics, your license will be suspended etc. Don’t answer questions, blow or walk for them.
@@ChuckD351 is your advice just for california? Because in Idaho it sounds like the way the law is written you cannot refuse field sobriety tests. Any advice?
Isn't submitting to a drug test, breath test, whatever-- a violation of the fifth amendment? "nor shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself"
@elitedefense72 But when is a lawyer ever gonna work for the money that he is paid?? Yeah if you had the money you could hire an expert but when you're broke the lawyer just wants to plead guilty, collect your money and move on to the next case.
Gosh, I don't know. Do these sorts of things go better with a pissed off cop, or a not pissed off cop? Good luck with that, Mr. fed up missing the point tough guy.
Remaining silent before an arrest can be mentioned in trial, it is only post arrest and before your miranda rights have been that anything said cant be used in court. After the arrest, is really the only time remaining silent is affective.
Don't rely on the claim of the lawyer that they are competent in handling DUI cases. As lawyers they can always make that claim because they have studied the laws that apply to your case.
Tribute Guy I think in many states if you refuse the breathalyzer then that would be a misdemeanor charge in itself, so you'd face that plus the DUI that they would still charge you with.
Ok, we can keep the conversation literal if it works better for you. No, I didn't watch this in case I got pulled over while diving. I did watch it in case I get pulled over while driving. I commented because you seemed to be oblivious to the fact that not everyone who gets pulled over for drunk driving is driving drunk. Don't drink and drive... no shit.
It's interesting to see these attorneys go on about the substantial penalties of DUI then you go watch a bunch of videos about DUI cases in court to find out the defendant had 4 or 6 or 8 prior DUI convictions. Sounds like the penalties aren't quite as bad as we are led to believe by these attorneys given the number of repeat offenders.
@ elitedefense72. An arrest will come down to the reason for the stop, how intoxicated you appear, you'll be observed when you exit the vehicle, the way you talk, your eyes, if you fumble through your license, etc. (ex., handing your visa card to them instead of your license) Good police officers do not need field sobriety tests to make an arrest. If they have probable cause to believe that your under the influence based on everything else they observed, you can and probably will be arrested.
If I were obvlivious, I would have said, "Everyone who gets pulled over for drunk driving is driving drunk." Which I didn't. Do you understand now? Or are you drunk? If so, please don't drive.
There are many factors involved when someone is stopped by the police. It's always better to speak with an attorney and not to the police any more than is necessary.
This DUI THING IS VERY SHADY BECAUSE IT DOESNT NECESSARILY MEAN DRINKING, IF THE MEDICATION YOU ARE PRESCRIBED BY YOUR DOCTOR HAS A WARNING ON THE BOTTLE THAT SAYS YOU SHOULDNT OPERATE MACHINERY OR MAY CAUSE DROWSINESS THAT CAN BE USED AGAINST U AS (UNDER THE INFLUNCE) SO U CAN BE CHARGED WITH DUI (DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE). OMG I WAS CHARGED WITH A DUI I WAS PARKED AT A CONVENIENCE STORE WITH KEYS OUT OF IGNIGTION. AND OUR LOCAL POLICE CAME UPON ME 2 DEEP ON WHEN HE SAID THE REASON HE STOPPED ME WAS BECAUSE SOMEONE HAD CALLED MY PLATES IN AND SAID I WAS DRIVING RECKLESSLY ON THE HWY TO MY DESTINATION WHICH WAS A TOTAL LIE. FIRST OF ALL HE DIDNT PULL ME OVER I WAS PARKED IT WAS A WEEKEND NIGHT AROUND 1030PM. SO WHEN ASKED IF I HAD BEEN DRINKING I SAID NO AND THEN I WAS ASKED TO DO I FIELD SOBRIETY TEST OF WHICH I PASSED BUT BECAUSE I TOLD THEM OF MY PRESCRIBED MEDS I HAD TO BE TAKEN TO THE JAIL SO THAT I COULD BLOW IN THEIR MACHINE SO THEU COULD BE SATISFIED. SO THEY PUT ME IN BACK SEAT OF THE PARISH SHERIFF'S UNIT WHICH HE WAS CALLED TO PERFORM THE FIELD SOBRIETY TEST, SO NOW THEIR ARE 3 OFFICERS EYEBALLING ME. ONCE AT THE JAIL THEY MADE ME GET BOOTY HOLE NAKED SO THAT THEIR SHE-MAN DEPUTY COULD GET HER ROCKS OFF. IT WAS MY TIME OF THE MONTH AND WHEN I INFORMED THEM OF THAT SHE ASSURED ME THEY WOULD GIVE ME A REPLACE FOR THE TAMPON I HAD TO REMOVE WHICH THEY DID NOT. IT WAS VERY HUMILIATING AT THIS POINT. THE POINT IS REMAIN SILENT !!!!!! REMAIN SILENT!!!! SO A FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS LATER CHARGES WERE DROPPED CAUSE THE ARRESTING OFFIERS WERE A NO SHOW!!! GO FIGURE!! BUT I WASNT REIMBURSE FOR THE ATTORNEY I HAD TO HIRE!!
It's true that once a police officer pulls a driver over, they are looking for any reason they can call probable cause that will permit them to continue an investigation.
Not that simple though. A lot of people take the take the FTS are completely sober and officers still fail them. Don't take an FTS ever, take a blood test though.
It's about money. DUIs can cost you tens of thousands. A friend got one found sleeping in her car. Not driving. Fines, lawyers, intoxilock, court fees, insurance hikes....it's a RACKET. They don't care.
TO DEGRADE AND HUMILIATE ANY ONE MUST BE CLASSED ON THE SAME LEVEL AS RACISM. I'M SURE THERE IS SOME LAW TO TO STOP POLICE SUBJECTING PEOPLE TO THIS INTIMIDATING ACT. IF THERE IS NO LAW ON THIS, LET'S LOBBY FOR ONE. ....MALC UK.
This may be redundant, but fewer words are always better. They are also looking for slurred speech and the smell of alcohol on your breath. Just say "no thank you" and that's it. Say no more.
@dobermans rock if you know your gonna fail no do not blow in to it lose your license for the year but a lawyer can work with that but if ya blow anything over the legal limit dui convicted insurance sky rockets point on your licence dui school and you still lose your licence. IF YOU BEEN DRINKING CALL A CAB OR HAVE A FRIEND DRIVE YOU HOME (drinking or not its their prob if they get pulled over)as long as they can get you home safely that is
The only way to know what you would say or think if you were oblivious is to be oblivious. You can't say oh, I'm sure if I didn't know this, didn't get that, or didn't whatever whatever, here's what I would think blah blah blah. You can't un-know something. Oblivious.
Sir, have to had anything to drink tonight? For the record officer Name*** Badge number xxxxz I'm am invoking my 4th, and 5th, amendment! Are you familiar with these amendments, or would you like me to advise you? If you wish to arrest me for invoking my 4th, and 5th amendment, I will not resist you. (I did not ask the cop would you like me to advise you on these amendments) The Jury felt, I should have asked the cop this question about: (would you like me to advise you on these amendments?) I still did pretty well!
So... if you were/are oblivious, you're saying you would have said so clearly and in plain english at some point in your comment? Something like "Yes, I am oblivious, but despite this I would would like to make the following comment: Don't drink and drive!" maybe?
(continuing)... The last thing any officer wants to do is let someone who is drunk or suspected of being drunk drive away... only to allow that driver to get into an accident and possibly kill someone! The officer, himself, may get into serious trouble for allowing that driver to drive away by losing his job, or being disciplined by his department, or even being sued by the driver or victims of the accident that he should have prevented. Officers have to be maintain the safety of the drivers.
@glennus626 Where there is no victim there is not crime. Few attorneys will defend your rights on constitutional grounds and inform you that there exist these two basic legal systems operating side by side; they are the constitutional common law and U.C.C. governed contract law. Most of the time you are being prosecuted under contract law. Knowing and understanding the difference is critical to knowing how the government has become the worst of all criminal corporate enterprises.
Silence IS golden.
Great candid advice. Some lawyers upload these videos and they're doing nothing or advising about nothing but just trying to get your business. On the other hand your advice is very candid and very good. I would always hire a very straight forward attorney.
accurate
Invoke your right to remain silent and use it.
(3:36): "Don't blow into anything at the scene...." and (3:41): "But your are required to take a blood test or a breath test."???
At the station, right? He forgot to say that.
This is good advise I have no clue why people r advocating u speak with the police during an investigation after all they r investigating for a reason and there is no reason to help them make their case ... If u haven't had a sip of alcohol I would still refuse the field sobriety because the tests r difficult to perform and it can not clear u of wrongdoing only hurt u ! U r forced to take a breath test but not the in the field test and no reason to get it over with your levels lower over time may as well wait as long as u can !
Damn I wish I would have seen this before last night.
Good video, good advice. But if you have consumed alcohol responsibly, and are very likely under BAC .008% and you think you are not impaired whatsoever and can pass the tests, you may want to consider doing the roadside tests, or else pay hefty fines and impound fees. All the lawyers I've talked to say if choose to not do the ROADSIDE tests, you will be taken downtown almost 100% of the time even if you had just 1 drink. one things for sure, never admit alcohol consumption no matter what.
Saying "nothing". Not quite. If you choose to remain silent, you must state that you are doing so to exercise your Constitutional right. Just remaining silent is not an affirmative declaration. Yes, it's another 5:4 Supreme Ct. decision. When taken in for blood/urine/breath test, always state that you are happy to submit but want your attorney present for testing and any questioning AT ALL. All questioning must then cease until your attorney is present. Things like labeling of samples, chain of custody and calibration of equipment are important.
it doesn't work,no miranda rights or 4th or 5th rights either.its called dui exception to the constitution.
but if you stay quite do not say anything , then you have nothing to offer to the state as evidence against you
@@kfelix2934 Note the US Supreme Court's decision on the subject.
Yea I have had cops continue to harass me and not leave me leave even after blowing 0.00, some just want to make your life hell.
That's when you ask if you are under arrest and that you would like to contact a lawyer.
Driving can be dangerous without drinking.....1 your dealing With people who do drink and drive, 2 people who are busy on their phones, 3 people doing everything but driving. If someone hits you that's not drinking and you are drinking...it's your fault, not theirs. It's just not worth it. Don't drink and drive. Simple truths
My OCD is kicking in
those books in the background should be arranged as such: 1, 2, 3, 3A, 4, 4A etc
thats for pointing that out.. my world is burning down now
God, now you've got mine flaring. 🙄
If you see three lanes just stay in the middle one.
When I got pulled over in Ohio the state trooper told me I could refuse to take the breathalyzer back at the station but if I did they would automatically suspend my license for one year for refusing it. Same thing about stepping out of the car and walking the line and doing those tests he said I couldn't refuse or he would arrest me for refusal. So if this is not true what do you do when a cop lies to you?
I used everything in DUI arrests. 1. Driving behavior 2. When I approach the car I smell alcohol, you fumble too much getting your license, or you hand me your Visa card. 3. When I ask you to step out did you have balance trouble, stumble, or stagger. This is before I've asked you to take a field test.
The court system is not allowed to use your right to decline to a question as evidence. That's a good thing.
Wait, so you don't have to take a breath test, but you have to take a breath test? I'm confused.
I guess they're allowed to lie to you and place you under arrest even when they're not supposed to and somehow you're supposed to know they're illegally placing you under arrest and making you do things there not supposed to
Prevention is your best defence..many people aren't initially pulled for their driving but issues like a light being out..always check your bulbs daily...if pulled be quiet and show the officer respect...but be warned..I received a DUI conviction on two beers..the system is rigged against you...so my advise is don't drive with any alcohol in your system.
@greggh Its not for fear of hurting the feelings. Its to make sure you get the benefit of the doubt in court. Your cooperation will help your case. Being belligerent , too direct or too "matter of fact" will give the officer fuel and reason to interpret your actions as being disruptive or interfering with the officers which will surely NOT work in your favor. You do not want the officer to think that you are uncooperative or rude. NOW, if you dont care any of this, feel free to assert your way
Total agreement. Thank you
Yeah, I'm with you, it's just more of a practical matter though, I think. Shit gets sour real fast if you seem to be "resisting" or "refusing" to obey their orders.
You know, I don't but it hasn't stopped cops from wanting me to do their stupid tests and to try to make my life hell anyhow. You know they have quotas and stuff.
You may want to edit your description, above, to include your jurisdiction, so you don't waste most people's time describing procedures/consequences that don't apply to them.
Michael Scott
State laws may vary but constitutional rights apply to us all regardless of the state you’re in.
You get pulled over for a DUI--what do you do?
You say "No, I haven't been drinking". Then if they ask, you take the walking test, blow into the machine, whatever. You weren't drunk driving, RIGHT? So there's no problem.
I never understand this stuff. Is this supposed to be for people who were "lightly drinking" before driving? God, just don't drink before driving.
whats the difference between a pass and a breathalyzer? dont u have to blow into both of them?
on that ruling alone, you could get that appealed
But one situation you did not address. When you mentioned about if you do not blow ( PAS) or submit to any sobriety tests you will lose your license for a year but is it better to refuse to take the blood test rather than taking it , you said it was a requirement. Does the authorities manipulate your arm or wherever they draw blood even to the point of aggressive control and restraint to get it.
Yeah good point. I opted for the easy way, even if it allowed the cop to give a test. I never drink so it was hard not to pass. I was only out about 5 minutes of my time. None of this towing charges, blood test, license suspension, etc. The big plus is I saved alot in attorney fees!
You were lucky. All you have to do is stumble, or get a mote in your eye to start lacrimation and you get to go to court.
Wait, but how do you keep from being arrested on the spot if you refuse everything?
you don't that's why dui laws are oppressive.its only misdermenor or felony that requires you to give up your constitutional rights and still be punished,by multiple government organizations and seceral private effects like insurance and loosing your job and can effect your credit.
Nice video, thanks for sharing this wonderful and useful information. Cheers!
Oh yes I'm glad i found your video! great stuff
I don't drink alcohol. Why should I not tell them that?
Ivan, if I know I have not been drinking for weeks I can answer no I suppose?
If I know I am at 0.00 is there any reason to still refuse the breath test?
Absolutely !!!!! Nothing without a Warrant, They’ll say things that are scare tactics, your license will be suspended etc. Don’t answer questions, blow or walk for them.
@@ChuckD351 is your advice just for california? Because in Idaho it sounds like the way the law is written you cannot refuse field sobriety tests. Any advice?
@@gngraves Refuse all tests that do not have a warrant. There’s a 6 month license suspension for refusing, but you can still drive to work etc
I've never assumed that police officer was ever my friend and never felt they were there to serve and protect me -
Right? This guy is so lame for saying that.
The officer issued me an Order of Suspension and Temporary License. What am I supposed to do with this document? Thanks for the info!
Isn't submitting to a drug test, breath test, whatever-- a violation of the fifth amendment?
"nor shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself"
@elitedefense72 But when is a lawyer ever gonna work for the money that he is paid?? Yeah if you had the money you could hire an expert but when you're broke the lawyer just wants to plead guilty, collect your money and move on to the next case.
Gosh, I don't know. Do these sorts of things go better with a pissed off cop, or a not pissed off cop? Good luck with that, Mr. fed up missing the point tough guy.
That's crazy!! I must admit, I'm happy I don't live there, however, it's scary to see that this actually happened in a first world country.
Wouldn't it be better for all if people didn't drink and drive afterward?
Remaining silent before an arrest can be mentioned in trial, it is only post arrest and before your miranda rights have been that anything said cant be used in court. After the arrest, is really the only time remaining silent is affective.
Don't rely on the claim of the lawyer that they are competent in handling DUI cases. As lawyers they can always make that claim because they have studied the laws that apply to your case.
Good advice
Well said.
I love this video. Great post!
Very Informative Video
you say to decline a test, but then say if you decline your license is automatically suspended for a year? that's dumb
idiot. If you tilt the meter, you'll risk jail for a year.
hames100 loosing your license is better than jail
It depends when you decline test. If you’re under arrest and decline, then ya you’ll get suspended
Tribute Guy I think in many states if you refuse the breathalyzer then that would be a misdemeanor charge in itself, so you'd face that plus the DUI that they would still charge you with.
Anyone can decline the physical sobriety test. Not required. The BAC IS.
Thank you for the wonderful information.
Ok, we can keep the conversation literal if it works better for you. No, I didn't watch this in case I got pulled over while diving. I did watch it in case I get pulled over while driving. I commented because you seemed to be oblivious to the fact that not everyone who gets pulled over for drunk driving is driving drunk.
Don't drink and drive... no shit.
It's interesting to see these attorneys go on about the substantial penalties of DUI then you go watch a bunch of videos about DUI cases in court to find out the defendant had 4 or 6 or 8 prior DUI convictions. Sounds like the penalties aren't quite as bad as we are led to believe by these attorneys given the number of repeat offenders.
Is this Wolf Blitzer?
well explained
if you take a breath test at the scene, and it shows up 0, is it likely then the officer will let you go?
He'll repeat the test until he gets a reading.
Thanks for the informative video.
If you refuse the tests you lose your license for a year, automatic. At least in my state.
Or how about you don't drink and drive?
you are a real genius.what a good citizen you are
Was a good thing. The supreme court blasted it all to hell in June (SALINAS v. TEXAS)
You don't want to say yes I've been drinking LMAO typical
You may remember me from such films as Jurassic Park, and every KFC commercial, as well as having the same hair cut as your grandmother.
@DobermansRock let me know if you have any questions. just got over mine after a yr of hell
You ought to put your number and address here, in writing, as well the web site.
This video is really helpful but saying "I don't wanna respond to that" pretty much means
"Yes, I'm drunk"...
How about saying: Nope, I don't drink at all.
Never say "I cant pass this test sober"!..🍸🍻🥂
@ elitedefense72. An arrest will come down to the reason for the stop, how intoxicated you appear, you'll be observed when you exit the vehicle, the way you talk, your eyes, if you fumble through your license, etc. (ex., handing your visa card to them instead of your license) Good police officers do not need field sobriety tests to make an arrest. If they have probable cause to believe that your under the influence based on everything else they observed, you can and probably will be arrested.
If I were obvlivious, I would have said, "Everyone who gets pulled over for drunk driving is driving drunk." Which I didn't.
Do you understand now? Or are you drunk? If so, please don't drive.
There are many factors involved when someone is stopped by the police. It's always better to speak with an attorney and not to the police any more than is necessary.
This DUI THING IS VERY SHADY BECAUSE IT DOESNT NECESSARILY MEAN DRINKING, IF THE MEDICATION YOU ARE PRESCRIBED BY YOUR DOCTOR HAS A WARNING ON THE BOTTLE THAT SAYS YOU SHOULDNT OPERATE MACHINERY OR MAY CAUSE DROWSINESS THAT CAN BE USED AGAINST U AS (UNDER THE INFLUNCE) SO U CAN BE CHARGED WITH DUI (DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE). OMG I WAS CHARGED WITH A DUI I WAS PARKED AT A CONVENIENCE STORE WITH KEYS OUT OF IGNIGTION. AND OUR LOCAL POLICE CAME UPON ME 2 DEEP ON WHEN HE SAID THE REASON HE STOPPED ME WAS BECAUSE SOMEONE HAD CALLED MY PLATES IN AND SAID I WAS DRIVING RECKLESSLY ON THE HWY TO MY DESTINATION WHICH WAS A TOTAL LIE. FIRST OF ALL HE DIDNT PULL ME OVER I WAS PARKED IT WAS A WEEKEND NIGHT AROUND 1030PM. SO WHEN ASKED IF I HAD BEEN DRINKING I SAID NO AND THEN I WAS ASKED TO DO I FIELD SOBRIETY TEST OF WHICH I PASSED BUT BECAUSE I TOLD THEM OF MY PRESCRIBED MEDS I HAD TO BE TAKEN TO THE JAIL SO THAT I COULD BLOW IN THEIR MACHINE SO THEU COULD BE SATISFIED. SO THEY PUT ME IN BACK SEAT OF THE PARISH SHERIFF'S UNIT WHICH HE WAS CALLED TO PERFORM THE FIELD SOBRIETY TEST, SO NOW THEIR ARE 3 OFFICERS EYEBALLING ME. ONCE AT THE JAIL THEY MADE ME GET BOOTY HOLE NAKED SO THAT THEIR SHE-MAN DEPUTY COULD GET HER ROCKS OFF. IT WAS MY TIME OF THE MONTH AND WHEN I INFORMED THEM OF THAT SHE ASSURED ME THEY WOULD GIVE ME A REPLACE FOR THE TAMPON I HAD TO REMOVE WHICH THEY DID NOT. IT WAS VERY HUMILIATING AT THIS POINT. THE POINT IS REMAIN SILENT !!!!!! REMAIN SILENT!!!! SO A FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS LATER CHARGES WERE DROPPED CAUSE THE ARRESTING OFFIERS WERE A NO SHOW!!! GO FIGURE!! BUT I WASNT REIMBURSE FOR THE ATTORNEY I HAD TO HIRE!!
It's true that once a police officer pulls a driver over, they are looking for any reason they can call probable cause that will permit them to continue an investigation.
You shouldn't drink and go skin diving, either. Try to stay focused.
Just don't drink and drive. Problem solved. Thank you.
Not that simple though. A lot of people take the take the FTS are completely sober and officers still fail them. Don't take an FTS ever, take a blood test though.
It's harder than you think
It's about money. DUIs can cost you tens of thousands. A friend got one found sleeping in her car. Not driving. Fines, lawyers, intoxilock, court fees, insurance hikes....it's a RACKET. They don't care.
DW Caudill ...and the best way to prevent dying in a plane crash is to not fly. What a dumb comment.
don't speed,dont get distracted,all bullshit
TO DEGRADE AND HUMILIATE ANY ONE MUST BE
CLASSED ON THE SAME LEVEL AS RACISM.
I'M SURE THERE IS SOME LAW TO TO STOP POLICE
SUBJECTING PEOPLE TO THIS INTIMIDATING ACT.
IF THERE IS NO LAW ON THIS, LET'S LOBBY FOR ONE.
....MALC UK.
Actually it pretty much means I'm not a dumbass.
wait you said you and turn down the breath test then you said you are required to take a blood urine and breath test so what is it
There is a easy way to avoid a speeding ticket, Look at your speedometer. the same for a D U I.
If u drink. Don't Drive.
whats the difference between a pas test (that is not required) and a breath test (that is required)
This may be redundant, but fewer words are always better. They are also looking for slurred speech and the smell of alcohol on your breath. Just say "no thank you" and that's it. Say no more.
@dobermans rock if you know your gonna fail no do not blow in to it lose your license for the year but a lawyer can work with that but if ya blow anything over the legal limit dui convicted insurance sky rockets point on your licence dui school and you still lose your licence. IF YOU BEEN DRINKING CALL A CAB OR HAVE A FRIEND DRIVE YOU HOME (drinking or not its their prob if they get pulled over)as long as they can get you home safely that is
The only way to know what you would say or think if you were oblivious is to be oblivious. You can't say oh, I'm sure if I didn't know this, didn't get that, or didn't whatever whatever, here's what I would think blah blah blah. You can't un-know something. Oblivious.
Mr Morse my neighbor when he got his 8 the dui they asked him how many beers have we had tonight.he said idk how many we've had but I've had about 70.
Excuse you?
Sir, have to had anything to drink tonight? For the record officer Name*** Badge number xxxxz I'm am invoking my 4th, and 5th, amendment! Are you familiar with these amendments, or would you like me to advise you? If you wish to arrest me for invoking my 4th, and 5th amendment, I will not resist you. (I did not ask the cop would you like me to advise you on these amendments) The Jury felt, I should have asked the cop this question about: (would you like me to advise you on these amendments?)
I still did pretty well!
I wonder what the "O.B." stand for.
So... if you were/are oblivious, you're saying you would have said so clearly and in plain english at some point in your comment? Something like "Yes, I am oblivious, but despite this I would would like to make the following comment: Don't drink and drive!" maybe?
Thank U
OAKLAND POLICE OFFICER??? OH SHIT I WAS NOT EXPECTING THAT... SHOUTOUT TO THE 510~ YEEEE
I'm not giving my arm for any needle
They will strap you down before sticking you.
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Why do you think I'm oblivious? That's something you read into my comment, and originates within you. Maybe you should think about why that is.
(continuing)... The last thing any officer wants to do is let someone who is drunk or suspected of being drunk drive away... only to allow that driver to get into an accident and possibly kill someone! The officer, himself, may get into serious trouble for allowing that driver to drive away by losing his job, or being disciplined by his department, or even being sued by the driver or victims of the accident that he should have prevented. Officers have to be maintain the safety of the drivers.
What by arresting sober people?
Silence is not golden.
Don't drink and drive.
If you are busted, own up to it like a man (or woman).
@glennus626 Where there is no victim there is not crime. Few attorneys will defend your rights on constitutional grounds and inform you that there exist these two basic legal systems operating side by side; they are the constitutional common law and U.C.C. governed contract law. Most of the time you are being prosecuted under contract law. Knowing and understanding the difference is critical to knowing how the government has become the worst of all criminal corporate enterprises.
Don't do there test simple
He's advising typical people, not crusaders.
Obviously not. Did I say that? No. Duh.
Don't drink and drive.
And if you weren't drinking, Chief Confess-A-Lot? Duh.
Are you watching this for advice on getting stopped for drinking while skin diving?
Who needs to stay focused, again? LOL
Do not drive drunk in California.
Or any state.
@@EricFarmer01 what a great citizen you must be
When did Wolf Blitzer become a lawyer.
LOL fair enough.
I dislike the taste of alcohol so I don't drink at all, problem solved! XD
Said with slurred speech and glassy blood shot eyes?