"Typically, if someone is stopped for a suspected DUI, they do have the option to decline a breathalyzer. Such a decision would subject them to fines and a yearlong suspension of their license. But, over the July 4th weekend, that will change. Oregon police have said that, one way or another, they will obtain evidence of a person’s DUI. If someone is pulled over for a suspected DUI and refuses a breathalyzer, then either at a police station, on the traffic stop site, or at the nearest medical facility, they will be subjected to a “No Refusal” blood draw."Sunday, June 29, 2014
VIDEO: Police State UPDATE: This Story Gives Bloodsuckers a Whole New Meaning
VIDEO: Police State UPDATE: This Story Gives Bloodsuckers a Whole New Meaning:
"Typically, if someone is stopped for a suspected DUI, they do have the option to decline a breathalyzer. Such a decision would subject them to fines and a yearlong suspension of their license. But, over the July 4th weekend, that will change. Oregon police have said that, one way or another, they will obtain evidence of a person’s DUI. If someone is pulled over for a suspected DUI and refuses a breathalyzer, then either at a police station, on the traffic stop site, or at the nearest medical facility, they will be subjected to a “No Refusal” blood draw."
"Typically, if someone is stopped for a suspected DUI, they do have the option to decline a breathalyzer. Such a decision would subject them to fines and a yearlong suspension of their license. But, over the July 4th weekend, that will change. Oregon police have said that, one way or another, they will obtain evidence of a person’s DUI. If someone is pulled over for a suspected DUI and refuses a breathalyzer, then either at a police station, on the traffic stop site, or at the nearest medical facility, they will be subjected to a “No Refusal” blood draw."
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