 Very drunk mom highlights disturbing trend: RCMPLaw & Order | 206909 hits | Oct 17 8:44 am | Posted by: WDHIII  RCMP in Nova Scotia say the case of an extremely drunk driver who crashed her SUV with her two young children inside marks an unsettling trend of drivers blowing well over the legal limit.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 2 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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If you are EVER caught drinking and driving with minors in the vehicle child services be told to step in. Also there should be higher penalties for blowing over .2. If you blow over .3 you should see jail time.
I agree 100%!
If you are EVER caught drinking and driving with minors in the vehicle child services be told to step in. Also there should be higher penalties for blowing over .2. If you blow over .3 you should see jail time.
Hell Yeah Brutha!!!!
2nd. offence- 5 years prison. Loss of driving priviledges- 10 years.
3rd offence- 20 yearsprison. Permanent loss of driving priveledges.
Failure to abide by all conditions result in no less than 10 yearsin prison.
At the very moment an impaired person gets behind the wheel of a vehicle, they are then in possession of a deadly weapon! It should be adjudged by the courts that at that point the person did infact intend to 'injure or kill'.
Driving impaired is no different than walking down a busy street and blindly shooting a firearm. If you don't injure or kill someone, that is 'blind luck'!
1st. offence- 12 months jail. Loss of driving priviledges- 5 years.
2nd. offence- 5 years prison. Loss of driving priviledges- 10 years.
3rd offence- 20 yearsprison. Permanent loss of driving priveledges.
Failure to abide by all conditions result in no less than 10 yearsin prison.
At the very moment an impaired person gets behind the wheel of a vehicle, they are then in possession of a deadly weapon! It should be adjudged by the courts that at that point the person did infact intend to 'injure or kill'.
Driving impaired is no different than walking down a busy street and blindly shooting a firearm. If you don't injure or kill someone, that is 'blind luck'!
Jesus man get outta my head...i have been saying that for years
1st. offence- 12 months jail. Loss of driving priviledges- 5 years.
2nd. offence- 5 years prison. Loss of driving priviledges- 10 years.
3rd offence- 20 yearsprison. Permanent loss of driving priveledges.
Failure to abide by all conditions result in no less than 10 yearsin prison.
At the very moment an impaired person gets behind the wheel of a vehicle, they are then in possession of a deadly weapon! It should be adjudged by the courts that at that point the person did infact intend to 'injure or kill'.
Driving impaired is no different than walking down a busy street and blindly shooting a firearm. If you don't injure or kill someone, that is 'blind luck'!
Jesus man get outta my head...i have been saying that for years
I don't mean to be argumentative but what would you say if it was your child getting nicked just over the legal limit?
A year in jail?
she was close to alcohol poisoning.I think it's about 400 when you have a problem and she was at 330.
"When you get to those readings you're looking at alcohol poisoning,
When I was in Australia the pubs (re Hotels) used to have in house breathalyzers. As can be imagined we used to have competitions.
she was close to alcohol poisoning.I think it's about 400 when you have a problem and she was at 330.
"When you get to those readings you're looking at alcohol poisoning,
When I was in Australia the pubs (re Hotels) used to have in house breathalyzers. As can be imagined we used to have competitions.
Ahhhh! The good old days. I'm too old for that shit now.
she was close to alcohol poisoning.I think it's about 400 when you have a problem and she was at 330.
"When you get to those readings you're looking at alcohol poisoning,
When I was in Australia the pubs (re Hotels) used to have in house breathalyzers. As can be imagined we used to have competitions.
Ahhhh! The good old days. I'm too old for that shit now.
What. drinking or drinking contests?
1st. offence- 12 months jail. Loss of driving priviledges- 5 years.
2nd. offence- 5 years prison. Loss of driving priviledges- 10 years.
3rd offence- 20 yearsprison. Permanent loss of driving priveledges.
Failure to abide by all conditions result in no less than 10 yearsin prison.
At the very moment an impaired person gets behind the wheel of a vehicle, they are then in possession of a deadly weapon! It should be adjudged by the courts that at that point the person did infact intend to 'injure or kill'.
Driving impaired is no different than walking down a busy street and blindly shooting a firearm. If you don't injure or kill someone, that is 'blind luck'!
i'm with yah......
i'd recommend shamwow to get that dead horse guts off your boots....
I don't mean to be argumentative but what would you say if it was your child getting nicked just over the legal limit?
A year in jail?
' You do the crime, you do the time'!
Some years ago I was faced with a similar situation involving one of my kids. Being that she ws underage, I had to attend court with her. A healthy monetary fine or jail time in lieu was assessed.When all was 'said and done' the judge addressed me and said " I imagine that you will stand good for this fine Mr.'Yogi'". To which I stood and replied, " You imagine wrong, Your Honor. I'm not the one that screwed up. She's all yours!"
The judge stood up and thanked me for being an outstanding parent. I got a standing ovation from the gallery.
In the end, she managed to arrange community service and a smaller fine which she paid. She was released to my custody as the judge felt confident that the community service would actually be fulfilled as required. It was! My daughter was plenty pissed with me and hardly spoke for a couple of weeks.
On Wednesday, Catherine Irene Gagnon was fined $1,500, lost her driver's licence for a year and was handed a year's probation.
She blew .330 and that's all she got?
Holy crap.
More than likely she'll be out driving again, maybe get caught, get another fine and a longer suspension...
Or she'll simply find a tree one night and kill herself and her kids.