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He refused a blood test as was his right, and probably the correct decision given that this "top cop" (ie, the one they say had by far the most DUI arrests) was
by superkuh 5mo ago
He refused a blood test as was his right, and probably the correct decision given that this "top cop" (ie, the one they say had by far the most DUI arrests) was a criminal and shown to break the evidence chain of custody.
- swiftcoder 5mo ago> He refused a blood test as was his right Per the article, he refused the old walk-along-a-straight-line-without-swaying, not a blood test (nor even a breathalyser). Blood tests are not administered in the field, they would be administered at a nearby medical facility, later in this process.
- superkuh 5mo agoCorrect, the request for the blood draw and test was done under coercion at a lab in a hospital, https://youtu.be/DWCEssxYVC0?t=434 https://youtu.be/DWCEssxYVC0?t=434 He refused the blood draw as was his right.