'Drunk' UAL Pilot Arrested Before Takeoff

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good news for some of you though.... UAL is looking for a new pilot or two

 

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You can legally deny the hand-held breathalyser on scene, the only one that is "required" to take by law is at the station. Also remember that the Field sobriety test is always 100% voluntary. Majority of the time if an officer wants to give you a FST he/she has already made up in their mind to give you the on-scene breathalyser regardless of your performance hence every lawyer known to man will urge you to never take a FST. It will just be used horribly against you regardless of how well you do.

Not true in all cases. In fact, at least in RE to Southernjets... wait...

EDIT: Post only applies to driving a car in the USA lol.

Oh, hee hee! Nevermind!

 

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You can legally deny the hand-held breathalyser on scene...quote]

Just make sure you know what the ramifications are if you do that in your state. You have the legal right to deny the test but the officer also has the legal right to put you in handcuffs and take you down to the station.

Yep, but remember.... the more time it take, the more sober you become!