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Marcos
MemberApril 12, 2025 at 4:09 pm in reply to: Mountain Bike, Dog Parks and Hiking Trails, in WisconsinTrek Mountain Bikes are high end Mountain Bikes. They are good looking, have a large selection of Bikes, are sturdy, variety of colors, regular and e-Bikes, and vary in price. I would do comparison shopping and compare the various high end Mountain Bikes and weigh pros and con’s. These high end bikes have a wide comprehensive selection of options that will make your head spin.
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Police officers are not above the law and in this day and age with body and dash cameras everywhere around you and audio recordings, how can an professional Police officer try bribing the Police Officer charging him with driving under the influence.
Things start to get personal around 33:43.
From the report of Hall County Sheriff’s Deputy J.W. Thompson, edited for clarity and brevity: On November 10, 2018 at approximately 1:20 am I was enforcing the speed limit on I-985 N near Friendship Road when I observed a maroon 1995 Dodge Ram traveling at high rate of speed. I visually estimated the vehicle’s speed to be 90 MPH and LIDAR confirmed its speed at the same. I activated the emergency equipment on my marked patrol vehicle and accelerated to catch up to the vehicle. When I caught up to the Dodge, it braked abruptly and pulled over into the right shoulder.
I exited my patrol vehicle and approached the driver’s side window of the Dodge. I asked the driver, identified as Adam Davis for his driver’s license, which he provided. I recognized Davis because he is a City of Gainesville Police Officer. Davis stated, “I got my backup weapon on me” and asked my name. When asked what he had to drink, Davis stated “Not a damn thing.” I asked Davis “Not a thing at all?” and he replied “No sir.” I could smell an odor of alcoholic beverages emanating from Adam Davis’ breath, which he explained with “My wife’s been drinking, man.”
While performing the HGN evaluation, Davis began loudly yelling my name. I informed Davis that he was beginning to be belligerent, and he lowered his voice and spoke to me in a normal tone. I again gave Davis the instructions for the HGN test. I observed horizontal gaze nystagmus in both left and right eye while checking for lack of smooth pursuit.
I inventoried Davis’ vehicle prior to impound. Terry’s Towing removed the vehicle from the scene. While en route the jail. Davis expressed that he would like to submit to the state administered chemical test.
[Omitted from Thompson’s report: any mention of the many other things Davis alleged.]
Upon arriving to the jail, I read Davis the implied consent notice again. He agreed to submit to the state administered chemical test of his blood. Davis also stated that he would like his own independent chemical test. Once we entered the jail, Davis repeatedly stated that he would submit to the state’s chemical test if he was required to, but he was not doing it freely and voluntarily. Davis advised that he wanted to comply with state law if he was required to submit to a test. While sitting in the chair where blood draws are conducted, Davis continued to state that he would allow the nurse to draw his blood, but he was not doing so freely and voluntarily. After conferring with the nurse, Sgt. Smith and others, we felt that Davis’ willingness to submit to the chemical test of his blood was not voluntary due to his contradictory statements.
I again read Davis the implied consent notice and this time asked for chemical test of his breath. He agreed to submit, but again advised that submitting to the state because the law requires him to, but not freely and voluntarily. I advised Adam Davis that it was up to him to provide a sample into the instrument; Davis advised that he had to breathe out to live. Davis eventually provided a sufficient sample into the Intoxilyzer 9000, which returned a BAC of .144%, confirming the earlier PBT reading of .142%.
Davis was charged with speeding and DUI.
He resigned the next Saturday.
In a 2013 Gainesville Police annual report, Davis is noted as having received an award from Mothers Against Drunk Driving for making 25 DUI arrests that year. Davis pleaded no contest to a reduced charge of reckless driving and was sentenced to 12 months probation.
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Marcos
MemberJanuary 20, 2025 at 2:04 am in reply to: President Donald Trump Pre-Inauguration PartyKid Rock built an identical duplicate White House Mansion in Tennessee. It took Kid Rock 20 years to build.
It was completed in 2022.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom is making things worse talking and talking. People are realizing he is talking out of his ass and lying through his teeth. Gavin Newsom thinks Americans are looking at him like a Superhero but he is so wrong. Newsom is preparing himself for the 2028 Presidential Race. What he is doing is steering Democrats to the Republican Party. Keep on talking NEW SCUM.
The PBD Podcast discusses the California wildfires, their $250 billion damages, and Governor Gavin Newsom’s proposed “Marshall Plan” for rebuilding LA 2.0. Topics include political shifts, economic impacts, insurance issues, mass exodus, and the broader implications on California’s future.
https://youtu.be/ZwZ6bI-szSg?si=-5EJWRatt73YYTLd
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MemberJanuary 14, 2025 at 1:27 am in reply to: Mortgage, Housing, Real Estate and Consumer News for January 13th 2025Watch Congress drop BAD NEWS on Gavin Newsom as Disaster Aid is now a need for California to full rebuild from the historic wildfires. Also, California lawmakers are suing Trump instead deporting the criminals who have been arrested for starting fires. The incompetence continues.
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Marcos
MemberJanuary 14, 2025 at 1:24 am in reply to: Mortgage, Housing, Real Estate and Consumer News for January 13th 2025Watch as we uncover the heartbreaking stories of celebrities lost homes in LA fire like Miley Cyrus, Gerard Butler, Paris Hilton, Anthony Hopkins , Ben Affleck, Mel Gibson ,James Woods . and Robin Thicke who lost their homes in the devastating LA fires. See shocking before-and-after visuals that show the impact of these destructive wildfires on Hollywood’s elite.
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LA FIRES TO SPIKE YOUR INSURANCE RATES: In the wake of the LA fires, home insurance prices are set to skyrocket — which could cause the complete financial collapse of the CA insurance market! Get the latest — WATCH!
https://www.youtube.com/live/ei7YRdObMkQ?si=ne2Os2D6pPrHqmkO
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LAFD Chief Kristina Crowley throws Los Angeles City Mayor Karen Bass under the bus 🚌 BIG TIME!!!
Watch the Los Angeles City Fire Chief throw the Mayor UNDER THE BUS which led to her getting fired according to reports. Mel Gibson humiliates Gavin Newsom as the governor backtracks on his water claim by launching an investigation. And Mark Zuckerberg meets with Trump at Mar-a-lago after his appearance on the Joe Rogan Podcast.
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Megyn Kelly is joined by Stu Burguiere, host of BlazeTV’s “Stu Does America,” to discuss Gov. Gavin Newsom deflecting responsibility and going on Pod Save America to try to save his political career, how LA mayor Karen Bass promised citizens she wouldn’t leave the country as mayor but ended up in Ghana during wildfires, and more.