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Originally Posted by nickerjones
well i have been in a fatality accident before and i can tell you drinking something or eating something was the farthest thing from my mind. I was ejected from the car and as soon as i stopped moving from the ejection i was trying to find my 1st wife and make sure she was ok ( which she was not) and as i was tending to my wife i was trying to find the lady who hit us to make sure she was ok...... there was nothing on my mind other than making sure everyone was ok...... i dont see how i could have drank something , then take the time to realize what i drank and how to conceal the fact that i drank it in the time period.......
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i also would like to note that i was never asked to provide a breathalyzer or blood sample to test for drugs and or alcohol but when i got in the ambulance and "stabalized " they stuck a needle in my arm and after they drew blood they then informed me that they were using that as blood sample to test for drugs and alcohol. They informed me after my wife had passed they did it on my wife too. FUnny thing is they never could produce or find the test results for the lady that hit us ..... however thats running a little off topic but i believe if you are in a motor vehicle accident you should be required to submit a blood sample and/or breath test to rule out blood and drugs...