Uh, is that a legal term?"failing to aplogise to another motorist"
A) NoA)Is "failing to aplogise to another motorist" an arrestable offence in America?
B)Same question again but this time the other motorist identifies themselves as a police officer.
OOOKAY!Just checking that in the case of an American arrested by an alleged police officer for an alleged driving incident which the alleged officer could not have witnessed unless he was the alleged driver - the arrestee could reasonably and fairly assume the alleged arresting officer was indeed the alleged driver. The situation is further complicated by the fact that the alleged driver and the alleged police officer could pass as identical twins (with non-identical ears). https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DAwW6j1VoAAHlWG.jpg:large
Yeah. You gotta sympathise with Crews for the way a simple dwb arrest turned out. (sarcasm intended)jeez
Driving While Black?
It seems to have started increasing in the mid 1980s, and started increasingly involving guns around 2012 - the involvement of guns tracks the estimated availability of handguns in cars pretty directly.From my experience and observations (being an American) . . . . we seem to prefer 'Road Rage"' as a driver -argument settlement procedure (especially since Hillary lost the 2016 election) . . . . HAHA!
And then the alleged Board of Commerce Trustee met the alleged Chief of Police of Commerce - whether arranged or by chance the alleged driver does seem (IMHO) to be going a bit far in his attempt to dump his frustration on the lady driver. Until the Chief of Commerce Police got involved this looks like just another loon and another day for the lady. Two really sick loons in one day is quite a lot for anyone to handle. While Scuptor's instinct might be to apologise to sick lunatics I have to admit mine isn't nor would I expect it as a matter of course from anyone else.Or, the guy was stressed out from giving his daughter driving lessons, and just dumped on ms Ponder.
There were three parties involved.Perhaps both involved partie were going "a bit far".
And then there's the police, who had no excuses whatsoever, and behaved worse than either of the other two.From my limited perspective, I would say that both involved parties were assholes engaged in an asshole of the month contest.