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SBRH33 t1_je0pv4o wrote
Reply to Wtf level car insurance rates in Fishtown by gryklin
Welcome to city living.
SBRH33 t1_jdklplz wrote
Wont be long before a South Philly Towing sign goes up.
SBRH33 t1_jdfgnfr wrote
Reply to comment by WhyNotKenGaburo in Temple limits public access to food court following violent incidents by Sunset_Bleu
Excellent book.
Most people wouldn't be able to grasp its message though.
SBRH33 t1_jd0zlrm wrote
Reply to That Port Richmond charm baby by forgottentaco420
But did it get scraped up?
SBRH33 t1_jby4a7q wrote
Reply to Phila Parks & Rec installing “barriers” along Kelly Drive right now 👏🏼 by PettyAndretti
Lol. Yea. Looks like they are going to be really effective.
SBRH33 t1_j9wmtaz wrote
Can you make some little squirrel cast for its leg in the shop?
SBRH33 t1_j9vqeoi wrote
Is this a Jerry Penacoli joke?
SBRH33 t1_j9hd8w5 wrote
Reply to UPDATE: FBI agent who fatally shot dog leads the bureau’s Philly office, sources say by Banglophile
"Mulder, I think I closed this case." I beleive you did Scully, nice work"
SBRH33 t1_j9hb30u wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in UPDATE: FBI agent who fatally shot dog leads the bureau’s Philly office, sources say by Banglophile
They require licensure in the UK and Australia if you happen to own one. They are also banned in those two countries.
SBRH33 t1_j9hapb2 wrote
Reply to comment by RustyShackleford454 in UPDATE: FBI agent who fatally shot dog leads the bureau’s Philly office, sources say by Banglophile
There was a story last year of a Joe Shmo, licensed to carry, who shot 2 pitbulls that were mauling a toddler on the street mid morning in north philly. Saved the kids life. Kid received hundreds of stitches.
The story received a 10 second blurb on Action News at 5.
SBRH33 t1_j9civ2y wrote
Reply to Where to buy crème fraiche by coreytrevor
Whole foods
SBRH33 t1_j96e18m wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Man arrested in Bucks County in connection with killing of Temple University police officer by MacKelvey
Lol!!!
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SBRH33 t1_j91pec8 wrote
Reply to Philadelphia may create a new, high-level position to coordinate its crime and safety response by redeyeblink
Another grifty, wasteful "high level" position that wont do jack squat but enrich some connected cronie. Hard pass.
SBRH33 t1_j8suagf wrote
Reply to comment by thephlguy in No parking till when Streets Dept? by thephlguy
They simply forgot there were 28 days, or they really meant to write March 3rd.
SBRH33 t1_j8sbc9e wrote
Reply to No parking till when Streets Dept? by thephlguy
No parking from 7am to 5pm, Monday thru Friday till February 30th.
SBRH33 t1_j8ksrke wrote
Yes. Both buyer and seller need to be present at the notary.
The best place for this to take place is a local Auto Tags And Title Service.
SBRH33 t1_j83hs7y wrote
Reply to Garage Fishtown was deciding what to do with their Matisse Thybulle mural. And then he tagged it. by APettyJ
That as a crazy trade. Ooooooof.
SBRH33 t1_j7m392h wrote
Busses handle the difference.
Its cheap and efficient work around of the terrain issue.
SBRH33 t1_j7az8xw wrote
Reply to Touching the Liberty Bell by z7q2
In the 80's it was located in an little building on the corner of 5th and Market. You could walk in for free. The bell was surrounded by purple velvet rope and you could reach out and touch it cos it was so close. There was one single National Park Ranger standing in there that would caution everyone not to touch the bell. The Rangers were lenient with the no touch policy with children during school class trips.
Touching the bell wasn't technically a big deal because its coated with a protective wax.
Yea a homeless guy did walk in and bang on the bell with a hammer and damaged it.
SBRH33 t1_j71flcq wrote
Reply to Philly sheriff’s top legal adviser has been moonlighting as a criminal defense lawyer by GooFoYouPal
Ooooof Factor: 10
SBRH33 t1_j6p5ab1 wrote
Reply to This is why you don't park like an asshole. As if the sanitation workers don't have enough to deal with. They tried for 20 minutes and gave up. Now this entire block has trash sitting here until next time. by Adventurous_Key3647
The driver could make a left then back the truck down the street.
SBRH33 t1_j6oxhe1 wrote
Reply to comment by Super_C_Complex in Mayor of Upper Darby booked on DUI charges after traffic stop by snuffy_tentpeg
Lol! My man, Did you even bother to read the SCOTUS decision?
The case involves compulsory WARRANTLESS seizures of blood ...
When one is pulled over for suspected DUI and fails the roadside testing program and exhibits signs of intoxication etcetera, the officer, under probable cause, can make an arrest for suspect DUI. From there the officer can submit a warrant for a blood test, which an on call judge will sign off on based on the officers arrest affidavit, for the drivers blood to be tested at hospital for driving under the influence
Theres no wiggling out of it once a warrant has been issued for the blood. Now sometimes judges aren't available for warrant signatures. So the next step would be a calibrated breathalyzer machine, which most police departments own. Refusing a blood/ chemical test and or Breathalyzer is not an option without severe consequence attached.
> Intoxicated driving is a serious criminal charge. During a DUI investigation, an officer may request a blood sample. This is especially true when an alleged suspect refuses a breathalyzer test or a police officer believes the suspect is intoxicated by drugs. If you do not agree to it, a warrant may be issued, and at that time, a blood sample will be taken with or without your consent.
A lot of confusion surrounds what your rights and obligations are with respect to drunk driving and blood tests.
SBRH33 t1_j6okn76 wrote
Reply to comment by Super_C_Complex in Mayor of Upper Darby booked on DUI charges after traffic stop by snuffy_tentpeg
Lol. You better go back to lawyer school.
The SCOTUS ruling pertains to WARRANTLESS seizures of blood for DUI which violate a persons 4th.
Police now need to simply secure a warrant for the blood test. That is all. You cant refuse once they secure the warrant.
During a DUI investigation, an officer may request a blood sample. This is especially true when an alleged suspect refuses a breathalyzer test or a police officer believes the suspect is intoxicated by drugs. If you do not agree to it, a warrant may be issued,and at that time, a blood sample will be taken with or without your consent.
You just cant refuse the blood test or the breathalyzer. It doesn't work like that.
SBRH33 t1_je7j3ju wrote
Reply to Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw involved in Center City crash by Saint_2022
The commish going out on Heart And Lung.
Lol.