1101 pts · May 27, 2014
Not really. Less velocity, less rotational velocity, less taxing on the arm. That’s why older guys go to it after their arms fade out.
Same here. It was a trying experience for both of us. @mycatsnameiskoko
Yeah puppy stage sucks. We didn’t have chewing problems but we had lots of noisy nights in the crate. Glad to be past that.
Takes about 20 minutes for a warrant. If you come back under, an expert is called in to do retrograde extrapolation.
Refusing blood. If we have a warrant for blood, which we can get on any stop (but usually don’t) you don’t have a right to refuse.
In Iowa, if you refuse a blood request under implied consent, we (cops) have to ask for breath or urine and can’t revoke your DL for (1)
I’m aware. OWI only covers motorized vehicles in Iowa. But it covers vehicles not requiring licensure, such as lawn mowers and golf carts.
Parents have this exact same pamphlet. Eerie.
When you get revoked for OWI/DUI, your driving privileges are being revoked, not just your license.
Also, I believe once you manufacture an SBR, the lower is forever considered an SBR lower, and requires tax stamp and registry.
PSA: 100000 times better with sound. Anyone here translate Italian? https://youtu.be/59L51yWUFiQ
Your dad is awesome.
What an absolute piece of garbage. As a police officer myself, he doesn’t deserve to wear a uniform. What a pile of shit.
Huh? If the public has open access to it, it’s a public space. A bar or a restaurant is a public space. It just isn’t publicly owned.
Brother's girlfriend is my dogs' vet. Her pet peeve is when people leave their pets alone to get put down. Thanks for sticking with Bo. <3
But its the same one mile you were running 30 days prior. Your body just handles it differently. 6
Under the influence. Compare it to running. If you run a mile every day for a month, it sucks the first day. By day 30, it's easy. 5
To feel it and you probably drink that same amount now without issue, whereas the first time you drank 3 beers or whatever, you were 4
is NOT going to be over .08 BrAC, but she's gonna be under the influence. Think about the first time you drank. Probably didn't take much 3
is illegal. But you can also be under the influence. A 100 lb 19 year old girl who has never drank before and has two shots of vodka 2
Also worth adding: You can be convicted of OWI under the per se (.08 BrAC) limit. "Per se" says that if you're over .08, that in itself 1
The case is dismissed at the state’s expense. (Fin)
They get charged, spend probably 4 hours in jail, the labs come back in 8 weeks under threshold, and what happens? (3)
And it doesn’t ruin anyone’s life. It’s a misdemeanor charge. Say I️ do a drug influence eval, call cannabis, and it comes back (2)
No, because an incorrect decision would also mean choosing not to arrest someone who WAS over the per se limit. (1)
and our county average is .122%. Those folks are not puking, peeing their pants drunk. I️ mean...They thought they could drive (fin)
And I️ only reach a super confident conclusion by doing those three roadside tests. My average drunk this year is a .105 Breath. (13)
And leads to a lot of he distrust and fear that we get in threads like this. Most people I️ arrest are not falling down drunk (12)
And I️ know some cops that say “if I️ ask them to do tests I️ know they’re going to jail already” and that is just reckless and stupid (11)
And I️ probably test and release 5 people for every one that gets arrested, and pretty much all of them have SOME alcohol on board (10)
Not really. Less velocity, less rotational velocity, less taxing on the arm. That’s why older guys go to it after their arms fade out.
Same here. It was a trying experience for both of us. @mycatsnameiskoko
Yeah puppy stage sucks. We didn’t have chewing problems but we had lots of noisy nights in the crate. Glad to be past that.
Takes about 20 minutes for a warrant. If you come back under, an expert is called in to do retrograde extrapolation.
Refusing blood. If we have a warrant for blood, which we can get on any stop (but usually don’t) you don’t have a right to refuse.
In Iowa, if you refuse a blood request under implied consent, we (cops) have to ask for breath or urine and can’t revoke your DL for (1)
I’m aware. OWI only covers motorized vehicles in Iowa. But it covers vehicles not requiring licensure, such as lawn mowers and golf carts.
Parents have this exact same pamphlet. Eerie.
When you get revoked for OWI/DUI, your driving privileges are being revoked, not just your license.
Also, I believe once you manufacture an SBR, the lower is forever considered an SBR lower, and requires tax stamp and registry.
PSA: 100000 times better with sound. Anyone here translate Italian? https://youtu.be/59L51yWUFiQ
Your dad is awesome.
What an absolute piece of garbage. As a police officer myself, he doesn’t deserve to wear a uniform. What a pile of shit.
Huh? If the public has open access to it, it’s a public space. A bar or a restaurant is a public space. It just isn’t publicly owned.
Brother's girlfriend is my dogs' vet. Her pet peeve is when people leave their pets alone to get put down. Thanks for sticking with Bo. <3
But its the same one mile you were running 30 days prior. Your body just handles it differently. 6
Under the influence. Compare it to running. If you run a mile every day for a month, it sucks the first day. By day 30, it's easy. 5
To feel it and you probably drink that same amount now without issue, whereas the first time you drank 3 beers or whatever, you were 4
is NOT going to be over .08 BrAC, but she's gonna be under the influence. Think about the first time you drank. Probably didn't take much 3
is illegal. But you can also be under the influence. A 100 lb 19 year old girl who has never drank before and has two shots of vodka 2
Also worth adding: You can be convicted of OWI under the per se (.08 BrAC) limit. "Per se" says that if you're over .08, that in itself 1
The case is dismissed at the state’s expense. (Fin)
They get charged, spend probably 4 hours in jail, the labs come back in 8 weeks under threshold, and what happens? (3)
And it doesn’t ruin anyone’s life. It’s a misdemeanor charge. Say I️ do a drug influence eval, call cannabis, and it comes back (2)
No, because an incorrect decision would also mean choosing not to arrest someone who WAS over the per se limit. (1)
and our county average is .122%. Those folks are not puking, peeing their pants drunk. I️ mean...They thought they could drive (fin)
And I️ only reach a super confident conclusion by doing those three roadside tests. My average drunk this year is a .105 Breath. (13)
And leads to a lot of he distrust and fear that we get in threads like this. Most people I️ arrest are not falling down drunk (12)
And I️ know some cops that say “if I️ ask them to do tests I️ know they’re going to jail already” and that is just reckless and stupid (11)
And I️ probably test and release 5 people for every one that gets arrested, and pretty much all of them have SOME alcohol on board (10)