OT: Tiger Woods blow off police interviews twice in two days
Optimus Prime
And my elementary teacher told me the law applies to all the people
the same.
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/national/tiger_lair_n1KrO682WdsHC1Wrl9pknO
I sure wish I can tell the police to come back on my schedule.
IommiRULES
What is there to investigate? The guy crashed his car in his freakin
driveway, he wasn't drunk, there was no other car involved. Shit it
sounds like the most they can charge him with is a carless driving
ticket. IThats a fuckin mail in ticket, i'm sure Tiger can afford it.
About 5 years ago i totaled my car in Pennsylvania comin home from a
rangers pens game when I hit black ice and slid into the back of an
SUV. There were so many accidents that night it took the statey like
an hour to even show up. I got no ticket whatsoever. He dint even give
me a drunk test, he said "I see how good you are walking on this ice,
I know your not drunk". Little did he know i'm a hockey player!
Tom Benton
Yeah, I was wondering what the big deal was. He isn't hurt badly, and
as far as I can tell is just guilty of some careless driving.
IommiRULES
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I guess the headline "Tiger Woods In Accident" just sells newspapers
Tom.
Optimus Prime
wrote:
>On Sun, 29 Nov 2009 10:41:52 -0800 (PST), IommiRULES
><buck_...@msn.com> wrote:
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Good for you guys. I had a relative skid on ice and crashed her car
into a stop sign, no other vehicles were involved, and she has
consumed zero alcohol. She called the cops, it came, towed her car,
and gave her two tickets. One for "damaging public property" and
another for "reckless driving". She complainted that she skid on ice
and the cop flatly told her that if she's a careful driver she would
of avoided the accident, since she didn't that's enough for him to
charge her, and hitting a stop sign warrants a ticket in any given
situation.
As for Tiger Woods, police take statements for all accidents, big or
small. I am only laughing because he can blow the police off twice
like this.
IommiRULES
> On Sun, 29 Nov 2009 15:42:56 -0500, Tom Benton <tben...@nycap.rr.com>
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Let me guess, your relative was driving in the communist state of New
Jersey.
You CAN'T SEE black ice. Hence the name because it appears the same
color as the asphalt.
Optimus Prime
<buck_...@msn.com> wrote:
>On Nov 29, 5:46?pm, Optimus Prime <jcar...@verizon.net> wrote:
>> On Sun, 29 Nov 2009 15:42:56 -0500, Tom Benton <tben...@nycap.rr.com>
>> wrote:
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>> >On Sun, 29 Nov 2009 10:41:52 -0800 (PST), IommiRULES
>> ><buck_dha...@msn.com> wrote:
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>> >>On Nov 29, 11:38?am, Optimus Prime <jcar...@verizon.net> wrote:
>> >>> And my elementary teacher told me the law applies to all the people
>> >>> the same.
>>
>> >>>http://www.nypost.com/p/news/national/tiger_lair_n1KrO682WdsHC1Wrl9pknO
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>> >>> I sure wish I can tell the police to come back on my schedule.
>>
>> >>What is there to investigate? The guy crashed his car in his freakin
>> >>driveway, he wasn't drunk, there was no other car involved. Shit it
>> >>sounds like the most they can charge him with is a carless driving
>> >>ticket. IThats a fuckin mail in ticket, i'm sure Tiger can afford it.
>>
>> >> About 5 years ago i totaled my car in Pennsylvania comin home from a
>> >>rangers pens game when I hit black ice and slid into the back of an
>> >>SUV. There were so many accidents that night it took the statey like
>> >>an hour to even show up. I got no ticket whatsoever. He dint even give
>> >>me a drunk test, he said "I see how good you are walking on this ice,
>> >>I know your not drunk". Little did he know i'm a hockey player!
>>
>> >Yeah, I was wondering what the big deal was. He isn't hurt badly, and
>> >as far as I can tell is just guilty of some careless driving.
>>
>> Good for you guys. ?I had a relative skid on ice and crashed her car
>> into a stop sign, no other vehicles were involved, and she has
>> consumed zero alcohol. ?She called the cops, it came, towed her car,
>> and gave her two tickets. ?One for "damaging public property" and
>> another for "reckless driving". ?She complainted that she skid on ice
>> and the cop flatly told her that if she's a careful driver she would
>> of avoided the accident, since she didn't that's enough for him to
>> charge her, and hitting a stop sign warrants a ticket in any given
>> situation.
>>
>> As for Tiger Woods, police take statements for all accidents, big or
>> small. ?I am only laughing because he can blow the police off twice
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>Let me guess, your relative was driving in the communist state of New
>Jersey.
>You CAN'T SEE black ice. Hence the name because it appears the same
>color as the asphalt.
Yes, New Jersey, good guess!
As I typed I just read Woods blew off the police a third time... LOL
Jonah Falcon
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> And my elementary teacher told me the law applies to all the people
> the same.
Except Woods by law doesn't have to. He only needs to give registration,
insurance, etc. He's under no obligation to deal with the police... yet.
There's a reason the police want a warrant to see the hospital analysis of
the contusions of his lips - if it was not from the car accident, THEN they
could compel him.
Until then, he's within his rights.
Jonah Falcon
No crime = right to refuse.
Crime = custody and questioning.
Police issue warrant for hospital records. Crime? Maybe.