DUI 1st offence PA DC licence no priors no minors no injuries or property damage Thank God

[quincy]

This makes me laugh. There's either PC for an arrest or no PC, no arrest. No "suspicion" involved.

Under Pennsylvania law, chemical testing can be required based on "reasonable grounds" (when an officer believes the driver is operating a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or a controlled substance), See section 1547 of the Pennsylvania law cited earlier.

 

[NeilTheCop]

This makes me laugh. There's either PC for an arrest or no PC, no arrest. No "suspicion" involved.

You arrive at a shots fired call and find someone holding a gun and in forn of him is a dead body with a gunshot wound. Nobody else in the area, would you arrest the person with the gun for murder or suspicion of murder?

 

[quincy]

Let's not stray too far off topic.