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: TalkLeftRyan Moats Meets an Insensitive Officer in Dallas
By TChris
NFL running back Ryan Moats just wanted to get his wife to the hospital before her mother died. You can't blame him for rolling through a red light. You can blame the officer who pulled him over outside the ER, ignored his pleas (and those of hospital staff), threatened to screw him over, and took his time writing a ticket.
His mother in law passed away while the offer forced Moats to remain in his car as he checked for outstanding warrants.
Dallas police officials apologized after confirming that the scene was captured on the squad car's video camera. Too little, too late for Moats and his wife.
Full post as published by TalkLeft on March 27, 2009 (boomark / email).
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