Not so smart DRUNK police officer
01-26-2006, 02:38 PM
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Not so smart DRUNK police officer This happened down the street where I grew up as a child. I used to walk this route home from Jr. High.
Some people are just plain stupid. That one have been one good lawsuit if he would have hit a child walking home from school or a kid riding his bike.
Story:
Around 2pm Tuesday Deer Park police were called to Dublin Street when a resident noticed a Pasadena police car with two flat tires. According to police, the unit was being driven by Nicholas K. Bell, 24. Bell is a three-year veteran of the Pasadena Police Department.
Bell reportedly struck a curb and a traffic sign along west X Street in Deer Park. He returned to the patrol car in his own pickup with two spare tires.
Police say Bell appeared intoxicated. He refused to take a field sobriety test or a breath test and was arrested.
Bell was charged with driving while intoxicated and failure to comply upon striking a fixed object. Bond was set at $500 on each charge.
Pasadena police internal affairs are investigating. Bell has been relieved of duty and will remain on suspension pending the outcome of the investigation. He faces the possibility of indefinite suspension from the employment and temporary suspension of his driver's license.
Some people are just plain stupid. That one have been one good lawsuit if he would have hit a child walking home from school or a kid riding his bike.
Story:
Around 2pm Tuesday Deer Park police were called to Dublin Street when a resident noticed a Pasadena police car with two flat tires. According to police, the unit was being driven by Nicholas K. Bell, 24. Bell is a three-year veteran of the Pasadena Police Department.
Bell reportedly struck a curb and a traffic sign along west X Street in Deer Park. He returned to the patrol car in his own pickup with two spare tires.
Police say Bell appeared intoxicated. He refused to take a field sobriety test or a breath test and was arrested.
Bell was charged with driving while intoxicated and failure to comply upon striking a fixed object. Bond was set at $500 on each charge.
Pasadena police internal affairs are investigating. Bell has been relieved of duty and will remain on suspension pending the outcome of the investigation. He faces the possibility of indefinite suspension from the employment and temporary suspension of his driver's license.
PPD at its best! 