longing4piedmont
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- May 19, 2003
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l4pi says: After reading this unfortunate article again this morning I am concerned that the press and law enforcement are out to vilify Mr. Parker. They have continually misquoted him on and off the record. It is obvious that Mr. Parker was misunderstood by the Scottsdale policeman. Why does it appear there is an ongoing problem not understanding Mr. Parker when he speaks?
From the above article….
Parker told the arresting officer he had "three beers" within the past two hours at the Birds Nest and that he thought the speed limit was only 40 mph on Pima Road.
His speech was slurred, his eyes watery and he smelled like alcohol, according to the police report.
The CEO refused a portable Breathalyzer test, opting for a blood test after speaking to an attorney friend also in the BMW that night. Lab results showed his blood-alcohol content at 0.096 percent, above the legal limit of 0.08 percent.
If Parker had three 12-ounce regular beers in two hours, he would not have been close to the legal limit given his weight, according to online blood-alcohol content estimators.
Although many factors can influence the outcome, it would take about seven or eight 12-ounce beers in that time span to reach the blood-alcohol level the test results indicated.
Regards,
l4pi
From the above article….
Parker told the arresting officer he had "three beers" within the past two hours at the Birds Nest and that he thought the speed limit was only 40 mph on Pima Road.
His speech was slurred, his eyes watery and he smelled like alcohol, according to the police report.
The CEO refused a portable Breathalyzer test, opting for a blood test after speaking to an attorney friend also in the BMW that night. Lab results showed his blood-alcohol content at 0.096 percent, above the legal limit of 0.08 percent.
If Parker had three 12-ounce regular beers in two hours, he would not have been close to the legal limit given his weight, according to online blood-alcohol content estimators.
Although many factors can influence the outcome, it would take about seven or eight 12-ounce beers in that time span to reach the blood-alcohol level the test results indicated.
Regards,
l4pi