Policing: it's a dirty job, but somebody's go to do it: From the
Lowell Sun in Massachusetts:
A 66-year-old
Nashua man was placed on probation and must write a letter of apology to
a state trooper after admitting to driving under the influence of drugs
and alcohol on Route 3 in Chelmsford, then left "a present" in the back
seat of a State Police cruiser after he was arrested.
In Lowell District Court on Wednesday, Edward Carroll, of 909 St.
James Place, admitted to sufficient facts to charges of operating under
the influence of drugs, operating under the influence of alcohol,
wanton destruction of property, assault and battery on a police officer,
and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon...
On Feb. 10 a state trooper stopped Carroll and arrested him for suspicion of driving while under the influence.
Carroll allegedly struggled when he was placed in the rear of the
cruiser and allegedly kicked the trooper. The trooper used a baton to
strike Carroll in the shin to prevent him from kicking further...
While in the cruiser's back seat, Carroll allegedly spit in the car and defecated in his pants.As he was removed from the cruiser, Carroll allegedly laughed in
the trooper's face and told him he left "a present" in the backseat.
Carroll allegedly continued to be unruly in the station. A
company had to be a called in to decontaminate the cruiser and the
holding cell.
Ewww.
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