DRE eval was done. He was on 57.
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DRE eval was done. He was on 57.
So it’s ok for Sheriff Tony to use 57 but not a Deputy?
Just curious.
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1) A DRE test falls under a "Frye" evaluation which FL does not accept the courts use "Daubert" so a dre is inadmissible which makes it irrelevant. 2) Go to law school like I did before becoming "experts" 3) This is exactly why I loved working for my small town pd because unlike u county & state folks we don't throw each other under the bus we looked out for one another God help u all I hope ill will finds u 1 day karma is a *****! U Broward county guys make me sick talking shit about your sheriff & compadres
John had an incident like this at the Pompano Casino several years ago and it turned out John had a stroke. If you have been to DUI classes they teach you that diabetes and stroke can mimic drug/alcohol impairment. Regardless, we will know all when the urine comes back. John will either be charged or have one hell of a lawsuit.
I pray that John is well.
Whoever originated this thread trying to cannibalize him and eat him like a piranha must go to hell.
As long as he exhibited signs of impairment, even if medically induced, there won't be a lawsuit. The DUI officer / deputy is protected by law. And no offense but anybody who knows John knows he takes medication and I'm sure some of the warnings say do not operate heavy equipment. I hope he's good and doesn't get charged, but don't wish bad things on the poor officer or deputy forced to conduct the DUI investigation because he was involved in a crash. That could be any of us on any night we go to work.