It takes a 30 second Google search to see the context leading to the police officer pulling Brunette over and how wrong you are.
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It takes a 30 second Google search to see the context leading to the police officer pulling Brunette over and how wrong you are.
Devils associate coach Andrew Brunette busted for golf-cart DUI in Florida
Devils associate coach and former Panthers interim head coach Andrew Brunette was arrested Wednesday for driving under the influence in a golf cart in Broward County, Florida.
Sure.
Believe it or don't, doesn't make much difference to me. Would be a really weird thing to lie about.
Where did you get this from? And no offense but just because there are no cars at that specific time does not give you the right to drive drunk. And he was coming from a major/busy street. I know the area very well.
The alphabet backwards is the one the gets me. If you held a gun to my dogs head and told me to recite the alphabet backwards I couldn’t do it if I was completely sober
Sounded from what the cop said that he almost stopped but not quite fully.. so the cop was going outside of his way to mess with someone who hadnt even done anything wrong. Dont act like you come to a complete stop, especially in a quite neighborhood.. just not the way people, including cops themselves, drive.
Did you read the article/link I posted earlier about the context involving Brunette’s arrest?
I expect them to be professionals and avoid escalating situations. There are plenty of cops who would have handled that situation much better.
It's purposely difficult and allows cops to create probable cause and evidence for an arrest that they were likely already set on making. It's sad that it's a pretty common sentiment that a lot of people would 'fail' these tests even when stone cold sober. Even cops will say that they wouldn't be able to 'pass' field sobriety tests.
I have no idea, but it's probably because they deal with exponentially more BS than the average. Other big reason is they are part of a union, it's not that easy to fire someone.
Because they are the ones that would have to punish themselves for anything illegal, so they obviously wouldn't do that. And they work hand-in-hand with the courts, so the courts aren't going to want to cross them either.
In an ideal world, absolutely...unfortunately, in practice this isn't really the case for significant portions of Law Enforcement. They're training in de-escalation is minimal compared to other things and have demonstrated either a lack of ability or lack of motivation/interest in doing so.
Nothing there intimates the opposite. He suspected a guy of DUI then followed him for SEVENTEEN minutes waiting for him to roll a stop sign? Come on lol.It takes a 30 second Google search to see the context leading to the police officer pulling Brunette over and how wrong you are.
Devils associate coach Andrew Brunette busted for golf-cart DUI in Florida
Devils associate coach and former Panthers interim head coach Andrew Brunette was arrested Wednesday for driving under the influence in a golf cart in Broward County, Florida.
It's not like he chose to ignore a shooting and take this on instead. All laws are policed....I suspect if a more urgent issue arose in their area, they probably would have gone there. I didn't realize the back story until now....but even without that, I have no problem pulling someone over for rolling a stop....I wish there was cop parked near my house pulling people over. I have a stop sign about 20 feet past my driveway (3-way stop), if I look out the window and watch 10 cars go by (assuming no other cars are around)...4-5 might slow down to 40km/hr and blow through (speed limit is 40km hr.....)....2-3 will roll the stop, which isn't a huge deal and maybe 1 will actually stop.
