Have You Been Arrested?
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Not this century. But last century for DUI at 17 years old and numerous times should have been arrested, but was not.
just once. but it was a goody. got nailed for underage drinking when i was 16
but when the cops tried dragging us off to the jail. i hit one of them. so that turned into assulting an officer. in juvie, they dropped the drinking charge if i pled guilty to the assult. which i did. but being a minor i had to attend anger management classes and perform 100 hrs of community service. :assaultri
but when the cops tried dragging us off to the jail. i hit one of them. so that turned into assulting an officer. in juvie, they dropped the drinking charge if i pled guilty to the assult. which i did. but being a minor i had to attend anger management classes and perform 100 hrs of community service. :assaultri
Arrested? Only once, but not by a policeman :wink: :eyebrow:
I was "detained" once, as part of a Terry stop.:argh:
I was "detained" once, as part of a Terry stop.:argh:
Incorrect information.Hal said:
1. You are not under arrest until you are informed so and your rights are read to you.
2. An officer can not "let you go" after they arrest you which nullifies your statement anyway.
tripp
MASTER SHAKE
The cop even made a traffic stop on the way to taking me to jail. He stopped a lady and gave her an expired licence plate ticket when we got off the highway on the way to Fayette county detention center.
He did not cuff me and when I got there they just put me in what looked like a high school gym locker room with a bunch of Drunken people that did not speak english.
He did not cuff me and when I got there they just put me in what looked like a high school gym locker room with a bunch of Drunken people that did not speak english.
PetersCreek
Brother Borealis
I got collared in Louisiana back in '79 for contempt of court.
Before I moved there for my first permanent duty assignment in the USAF, my ex-Grandmother-in-Law, who knew I liked to fish, told me she had called the parrish sheriff and found out that since I was military, I didn't have to buy a fishin' license. My first mistake was to take this as good information.
So, there I was a few weeks later, fishin' on the Sabine River when a game & fish officer asked for my license. I handed him my ID card, which was no good as luck would have it, and he wrote me a ticket.
When I got home, I called dear old Maw-maw and asked her for the name of that knucklehead of a sheriff. After I explained the problem, she said she'd give him a call and give him what-for. She called back and told me the sheriff would take care of it. At this point, I repeated my first mistake and took this as good information.
A few weeks later, a deputy from my parrish knocks on the door and said he had a warrant to arrest me for contempt of court because I didn't pay my ticket or make an appearance. I got cuffed...the wife was bawlin'...they hauled me off...printed me...the whole thing. Wound up havin' to pay double the original fine.
It turned out okay, though. That sheriff finally "took care of it." Got my money back and my record cleared.
Before I moved there for my first permanent duty assignment in the USAF, my ex-Grandmother-in-Law, who knew I liked to fish, told me she had called the parrish sheriff and found out that since I was military, I didn't have to buy a fishin' license. My first mistake was to take this as good information.
So, there I was a few weeks later, fishin' on the Sabine River when a game & fish officer asked for my license. I handed him my ID card, which was no good as luck would have it, and he wrote me a ticket.
When I got home, I called dear old Maw-maw and asked her for the name of that knucklehead of a sheriff. After I explained the problem, she said she'd give him a call and give him what-for. She called back and told me the sheriff would take care of it. At this point, I repeated my first mistake and took this as good information.
A few weeks later, a deputy from my parrish knocks on the door and said he had a warrant to arrest me for contempt of court because I didn't pay my ticket or make an appearance. I got cuffed...the wife was bawlin'...they hauled me off...printed me...the whole thing. Wound up havin' to pay double the original fine.
It turned out okay, though. That sheriff finally "took care of it." Got my money back and my record cleared.
