MONROE COUNTY, Tenn. (WSMV) - Keith Von Soosten saw the blue lights in his rear-view mirror as he left dinner on Aug. 26, 2023, but knew he lived just down the street.
Once he pulled in, body camera video showed state troopers asking almost immediately if he’d been drinking.
The answer was yes, but not enough, Von Soosten told WSMV4 Investigates, to be drunk.
-Jeremy
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Sure, you might eventually be found not guilty, but before it gets that far you're still going to be out the bail money as well as the towing and impound fee, plus you're going to spend at least a couple hours in jail before your pissed off wife comes down to bail you out.
It's definitely not worth the hassle, there's too much money made by everyone by arresting you, even if you're innocent.. Plus the hassle you have to deal with
ReplyDeleteJD
And police officers wonder why they get no respect.....They refuse to take out their own trash and get rid of officers like this.
ReplyDeleteAnd I don't answer questions the police ask, unless compelled by law: Do you have a Carry permit?
ReplyDeleteEasy money for the gubmint.
ReplyDeleteThe State 'preciates you peeps who drink at bars & restaurants, pick up a six- or twelve-pack at the store and open one up while heading home.
You make it so easy. And you never learn.