No Alcohol Test For Alleged DWI Cop For Hours

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Brookhaven John wrote:

" To Serve & To Protect " means only themselves...

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Jack wrote:

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Exactly, and they wonder why the public has the perception of the NYPD that it does.
Can anyone say CONSPIRACY to conceal what the blood alcohol level was at the time of the accident?
Why was it done 7 HOURS LATER?
No civilian involved in an auto accident would have been given the same degree of latitude as Kelley was given.
This is going to be very interesting as to how this plays out and what excuse will be made for him.

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Jack wrote:

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Exactly, and they wonder why the public has the perception of the NYPD that it does.
Can anyone say CONSPIRACY to conceal what the blood alcohol level was at the time of the accident?
Why was it done 7 HOURS LATER?
No civilian involved in an auto accident would have been given the same degree of latitude as Kelley was given.
This is going to be very interesting as to how this plays out and what excuse will be made for him.

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Jack wrote:

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Exactly, and they wonder why the public has the perception of the NYPD that it does.
Can anyone say CONSPIRACY to conceal what the blood alcohol level was at the time of the accident?
Why was it done 7 HOURS LATER?
No civilian involved in an auto accident would have been given the same degree of latitude as Kelley was given.
This is going to be very interesting as to how this plays out and what excuse will be made for him.

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Jack wrote:

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Exactly, and they wonder why the public has the perception of the NYPD that it does.
Can anyone say CONSPIRACY to conceal what the blood alcohol level was at the time of the accident?
Why was it done 7 HOURS LATER?
No civilian involved in an auto accident would have been given the same degree of latitude as Kelley was given.
This is going to be very interesting as to how this plays out and what excuse will be made for him.

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Kevin Mac wrote:

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In Suffolk County it typically takes between 3-5 hours (closer to 5 hours, sometimes longer depending on the time of night/morning) from the time of arrest until it takes draw blood after getting a judge to sign a blood draw warrant.

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Kevin Mac wrote:

As a cop, do I think this guy was probably drunk at the time of the accident? Yes.
Will he most likely beat the rap? Yes.
Lose his job? I doubt it.
Learn his lesson? He better.
Grow up? I highly doubt it.
Now everyone knows how to buy a little time to let the alcohol wear off.

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Kevin Mac wrote:

As a cop, do I think this guy was probably drunk at the time of the accident? Yes.
Will he most likely beat the rap? Yes.
Lose his job? I doubt it.
Learn his lesson? He better.
Grow up? I highly doubt it.
Now everyone knows how to buy a little time to let the alcohol wear off.

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Banastre Tarleton wrote:

<quoted text>Your an idiot.. I hope your lying about being a Cop... We don't need too many of you around ...

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Brookhaven John wrote:

" To Serve & To Protect " means only themselves...

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Kevin Mac wrote:

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In Suffolk County it typically takes between 3-5 hours (closer to 5 hours, sometimes longer depending on the time of night/morning) from the time of arrest until it takes draw blood after getting a judge to sign a blood draw warrant.

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Kevin Mac wrote:

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In Suffolk County it typically takes between 3-5 hours (closer to 5 hours, sometimes longer depending on the time of night/morning) from the time of arrest until it takes draw blood after getting a judge to sign a blood draw warrant.

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Anti-Nimby wrote:

Well, hopefully the videos of him in the bar and the people who witnessed him drink is enough evidence to beat that blood-alcohol test. Either way there is No WAY he'll be able to beat that charge of manslaughter.

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momma chamberlin wrote:

<quoted text>you think he had a bologna sandwich and 1/2 pint of warm milk?? i'm sure he was treated like a fallen hero...given an appearance ticket...then went to the local precinct pub with the "boys" for a few cold ones to be consoled on his terrible "misfortune".... just like the rest of us would have been treated...frigggen joke cops are

Kevin Mac wrote:

As a cop, do I think this guy was probably drunk at the time of the accident? Yes.
Will he most likely beat the rap? Yes.
Lose his job? I doubt it.
Learn his lesson? He better.
Grow up? I highly doubt it.
Now everyone knows how to buy a little time to let the alcohol wear off.

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Kevin Mac wrote:

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What was so "idiotic" about my comment?