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Originally Posted by RobH4413
Him being drunk comprimised his ability to assess the situation. If someone is in plain clothes, showing me their badge, holding a gun at me telling me to stop... I'm listening to him. If you have a rational brain about it... you can realize the severity of the situation and look at it that way. He chose to drink, he chose to drive, he is at fault.
I think more should have been done, and I'm very sensitive to the race issue. However I don't feel it applies in this one particular instance.
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No, no I agree with, in part, to what you're saying. Foley was being totally irrational.
But then again, I've never had a guy in plain clothes tell me to pull over.