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When I was arrested recently I was handcuffed real tight - I didn't give any trouble. When I had court the next day we were all put in cuffs and leg irons too. I was only arrested for DUI. Why do they do this and make you feel like a serious criminal?

By Shaun20 Asked Nov 3 2009 5:23PM
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by Sunshine in a COAT of Sunshine on Nov 3, 2009 at 7:21 pm Permalink

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Only arrested for DUI! You say You are not a serious criminal. What would you think if someone plowed down someone you loved like your mom or dad or girlfriend and it was their second DUI. Would you think they might be a serious criminal?
It could have happened to you...You did not once but twice arm yourself with a deadly weapon and go out and take the chance of killing people who did nothing wrong but be out on the streets as the same time as you.
And you are talking about being handcuffed and put into leg irons and made to feel like you are a serious criminal! You know what...All the questions you asked tonight are about poor little you. You my friend will go out once again right after you get out this second time and drink and drive. You dont think you have done anything wrong. That is the problem here. I just pray that you open up your EYES before you Murder someone!
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Avatar Sunshine in a COAT of Sunshine Nov, 03 2009 at 07:30 PM
DAMN...I poured out my soul in Question after Question. If this is a bait then he got me good. That is all I have been doing for a couple of hours now. What crap if its true. And if it is guess what...I will never ever ever take anything I see on here serious again. Even if it might make a difference in someones life. F*** it!!
Avatar -Icy- Nov, 03 2009 at 07:34 PM
i know you did hon that is why i thought i should maybe warn you. you are correct no words go unread and we never know who will get help from your answers.
Avatar Sunshine in a COAT of Sunshine Nov, 03 2009 at 07:55 PM
I give it up Jen. I just Give it up!
Thanks friend.

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by qwerty on Nov 3, 2009 at 6:44 pm Permalink

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Because you are a criminal
Dude, please don't breed
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by level headed on Nov 3, 2009 at 5:50 pm Permalink

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Every jurisdiction has their own guidelines. In some, you're cuffed and shackled like you were, and in others, it's cuffs linked to a chain with several others. It's to make it harder for you to escape.
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by buxtonite ..back from the brink on Nov 3, 2009 at 7:28 pm Permalink

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its called Control, they want to feel like they have 100% control over you in every way they can and all they see is that you are a criminal and every criminal has to be treated the same way no matter what they did. same as they will make you lie on the ground and cuff you if you back chat them the same as if you pulled a gun on them... in their eyes your guilty first and innocent second
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