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: DUI BlogGrowing DUI Trend: Cops Armed with Gun, Club?and Needle
By Lawrence Taylor
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I’ve posted in the past about the emergence in Texas and Utah of a new practice in drunk driving law enforcement: bypassing a licensed blood technician and letting the cop draw the blood himself — on the highway. See Blood Draws in the Back Seat by the Dashboard Light, Would You Want a Cop Taking Blood from You? and Taking Blood by Force.
The scenario is rather chilling: The frightened and struggling suspect spread-eagled on the hood of a car along the side of the road as the cop repeatedly jams a hypodermic needle into him. But the practice has continued to spread, as today’s news story from Arizona shows:
More Police Learning to Draw Blood in DUIs
Phoenix, AZ...continue to full postFull post as published by DUI Blog on December 18, 2008 (boomark / email).
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