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answered on Apr 8, 2020
If you were requested to submit to a chemical test, you have already been arrested if this a DUI case. Typically, you have a right to refuse chemical testing for a DUI unless there has been a serious injury or death.
Fire the following projectiles. Rubber balls, paintballs, and pepper balls. It shoots below 400 FPS via a normal .12 co2 cartridge. It is modeled after the Walther PPQ and is an exact replica. It cannot be modified. The distributor is Umarex and the manufacturer is T4E. The pepper balls do not... View More 
Last fall , a teenager got drunk at a party in our town. He drove his car past my house at 5am and shot his pistol thru my window while myself, my 2 yr old, and my fiance were asleep. He was arrested and bonded out. He now has another similar case in another county. We had to move, I owe my... View More
answered on Apr 8, 2020
You are a witness in this pending case. You should contact the prosecutor handling the case and advise him/her of what was said to you.
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