right place, right time

[smcop]

[quote=itsbob]Can't afford the pay cut..

Well there you go. You want us to be perfect, but you don't want to pay us as much as you make evidently! I would agree with your idea of the traffic cameras if that's the way it worked, but why do you think a judge could make a better decision than the cop? An excuse is an excuse. Some judges are easier than others...and some are harder. Aren't you then going to run into the same issue?

[smcop]

Originally Posted by keekee

Just wondering... Does a warning stay on your record?
I mean, if you get five warnings, and get pulled over again, does the cop see those five warnings, or do they just disappear? If they do stay on your record, how long?

No warnings in Md. do not stay on your record.

[itsbob (Premo)]

Originally Posted by smcop

He plead guilty to what the state could prove him guilty of!

Which was what?

DUI??

Reckless Endangerment?

Attempted Murder?

Assault?

Leaving the scene??

Is he still a cop??

[smcop]

Originally Posted by itsbob

Which was what?

DUI??

Reckless Endangerment?

Attempted Murder?

Assault?

Leaving the scene??

Is he still a cop??

I wasn't involved in that incident in any way, so I am not exactly sure. You might want to contact the Enterprise or St. Mary's Today and ask them. The officer worked for an agency other than mine, so perhaps they can advise you of the outcome. I only heard he plead guilty. I don't condone any law enforcement officer drinking and driving. If you look at my answer to your previous thread you'll see that I have arrested a law enforcement officer for the same! I can say that I have heard two sides of that story. I will say this. Any other citizen in that incident would never have been arrested for DWI. The police didn't contact the officer for a number of hours after the incident and only then did they take him into custody. No court in America would convict him of DWI when he has been home for a period of time. Especially when no police officers saw him driving!