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Originally Posted by GGG
Not without probable cause and certainly not something that she should have to get put on her license. Detaining someone until they pee in a cup or getting a nurse to draw blood seems like a huge invasion of privacy when their is no probable cause. And in this case the Police do not appear to have offered any kind of alternative.
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I appreciate your stance, our societal privileges should be guarded, but I anecdotally cant agree with you. I hope you never lose someone close to you from a drunk driver like I did. I buried an aunt of mine from an accident where the other driver was drunk.
My own experiences have taught me that the safety of the many is more important than the right of the individual.
This woman, assuming her licence was revoked due to health issues, is not stranded. There are taxpayer funded programs for disabled people to get around. My grandpa (who lost his daughter) opted into this program as this woman probably should as well.