Trooper requested Tiger's blood for DUI test - Prosecutor saidforget it!!!!

On Dec 11, 5:20*pm, CCBlack > wrote:
> > Dave C. wrote:
> > Well yes, because then you would have been operating (briefly) on a
> > public road. *Show me a road open to the public anywhere near Tiger's
> > house, and maybe I'll buy your argument. *Oh, and BTW, what you wrote
> > is something darned near libel. *You are speculating that Tiger was
> > drunk and/or drugged, when that is not known.
>
> I'm speculating ? *You idiot. *The COPS suspected a DUI in this case :
>
> http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/...os-tiger-woods...
>
> > We don't know that Tiger was impaired. *What we do know is that he
> > never left private property. *
>
> The crash occurred in Orange County, outside of the Windermere city
> limits inside a gated community. As with any crash in Orange County
> outside of a municipality, FHP was called to respond. State law allows
> for crash investigations inside gated communities ( private
> property ). Drivers involved in a crash are required to report the
> crash and fulfill the same requirements as if the crash occurred on
> public property.
>
> DUI ? The investigating officer would need to develop enough
> reasonable suspicion during the crash investigation in order to begin
> a criminal investigation for DUI.
>
> In my opinion there was plenty of evidence to start a DUI
> investigation. *BUT ... like I said before ... he's Tiger Woods ...
> and essentially there was no investigation.
>
> If that had been any other average citizen it probably would have been
> a DUI case.
>
> Chris

So...our boy genius Dave wants the letter of the law followed until
it's pointed out that he doesn't really understand the law or the
potential charges at which point both become "idiotic".

Wherever it is that you pretend to be a DAve....please remain there.