...education class 3. IF A PERSON UNDER 21 YEARS OLD CONSUMES ALCOHOL, BUT IS NOT DRIVING A MOTOR VEHICLE, THE PENALTY FOR A FIRST OFFENSE IS: A. A 90-day driver license suspension and up to a $500 fine B. A 6-month probation C. Sentence to a corrections institution D. Points on the driving record 4. PARENTAL CONSENT TO CONDUCT BREATH, BLOOD, AND URINE TESTS IS: A. Not required B. Required from only one parent C. Required for people under 16 years old D. Required from both parents 5. IT IS AGAINST THE LAW FOR ANYONE UNDER THE AGE OF 21 TO ______ ALCOHOL. A. Wear clothing advertising B. Be in the presence of C. Consume D. Serve 6. IT IS AGAINST THE LAW FOR ANYONE UNDER THE AGE OF 21 TO ______ ALCOHOL. A. Wear clothing advertising B. Possess C. Serve D. Be in the presence of 7. IT IS AGAINST THE LAW FOR ANYONE UNDER THE AGE OF 21 TO ______ ALCOHOL. A. Serve B. Wear clothing advertising C. Be in the presence of D. Transport 8. ONE OF THE PENALTIES FOR DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL IS A(N): A. 5 – year driver’s license suspension B. $100.00 fine C. Attendance to Alcohol Highway Safety School D. 12 – hour sentence in jail - 84 - Chapter 4 - Driving Record Information PA Driver’s Manual 9. IF YOU ARE ARRESTED FOR DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL AND YOU REFUSE TO TAKE THE BLOOD TEST, YOU WILL RECIEVE A: A. Drug counseling...
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...April 29, 2014 approximately around 2:00 a.m. , 911 gets a call from a woman saying she heard loud gun shots coming from her next door neighbors house . Two patrol cars are called onto the scene finding that there was some sort of massacre but the body was not to be found anywhere. They find a broken window where the perpetrator seemed to make his entrance with a AK 47 also leaving casings behind having no remorse and shooting its victim on the spot. No body was found but forensics found fingerprints on the broken window and a huge trace of blood that led to the drive way were it is said the killer drove off with the body. Later on during the day they get a tip saying that they found a abandoned car in flames but nothing was to be found just a identification by the name of Joseph Greene. Detectives search into their data base and find his address and send a warrant to go and arrest him . When questioning him , they find that Joseph Greene also has a twin by the name of Joshua Greene . making this two suspects toward the crime scene . Joseph has not had any sort of communication with Joshua since a week when they got in a argument about Joshuas’ sexual oriention since they have always had dated woman their whole life. Police went out to search for Joshua at his residence where he was not found but what they discover is something gruesome, they found a trail of blood leading from the back yard all the way to his room . Therefore, he had around 5 decapitated heads all victims...
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...bound lane. As I was attempting to catch up to the vehicle, Sgt. Rodgers also observed the vehicle and intiated a traffic stop. As I made my approach on the passenger side of the vehicle, I made contact with the driver and only occupant, Nathan Black. As Sgt. Rodgers asked for his license, I saw that Black attempted to hand him a key card to a hotel room. As I walked around the the drivers door, I could smell a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from Black's expelled breath. I also observed that his speech was very slurred and his eyes were glassy and blood shot. When I asked Black if he had consumed any alcohol, he advised that he drank 4 beers and 3 gin drinks. He also agreed to perform a series of Field Sobriety Tests. The first test I administered was the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus Test. During this test I observed that Black lacked smooth and equal tracking in both his right and left eye. Black also had distinct and sustained nystagmus at maximum deviation in both eyes as well as the onset of nytagmus in his left eye prior to...
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...Cox attempted to make contact with the driver. The driver stepped out of his vehicle on his own free will. The vehicle was a black Chrysler baring a Florida tag (IHVQ32) which matched the description provided by dispatch. Dispatch advised that the vehicle was registered to John King. Dispatch advised that King was negative for wants and warrants, however, King was showing to be on felony probation for battery by strangulation until 8/31/2019. The subject, identified himself...
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...In Brendlin v. California, Sutter County Sheriff's Deputy Robert Charles Brokenbrough (Bay) noticed a vacant Buick in a parking lot obtaining an expired registration sticker and a valid temporary registration permit displayed in the window. The officer called dispatch and was told an application had been put in process to renew the registration. Later that same day, the officer observed the vehicle driving away with Karen Simeroth behind the wheel. He stopped the driver, so that he could confirm whether or not the temporary permit belonged to that specific vehicle. As he approached the vehicle, he recognized Bruce Brendlin as a suspected parole violator. The officer immediately ordered Brendlin out of the car at gunpoint and arrested him (Atkins, Kimberly: The Daily Record of Rochester (Rochester, NY))....
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...motor vehicle crash in the lot of Adelphia’s with the driver passed out behind the wheel. I searched the area and located a Ford Edge in the grass area in-between the AMC 8 and Adelphia’s Lot. I approached the vehicle and observed a male passed out in the driver seat with the vehicle running but in Park. I aggressively knocked on the window and door attempting to wake the driver with negative results. I then radioed to SGT. Grogan #5234 requesting permission to break the window to gain entry. P/O Garr #5243 then broke the passenger rear window with his collapsible baton gaining entry to the vehicle. After the doors...
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...At approximately 1:26 am additional units arrived on scene to assist. The additional units included Officers McQuagge, Fowler and Sergeant Bever. I began searching the driver side compartment assisted by Officer Mathis during which time Officer Mathis located a clear plastic bag between the driver side passenger seat and the back rest. The plastic bag contained eight one gram bags of a substance that field tested positive for methamphetamine. All occupants of the vehicle were detained and searched. The field test was conducted by sergeant Bever at which time Agent Fox with the Met team was contacted. While searching the occupants of the vehicle Waltman had in her possession a syringe which was located in the right front pocket of her jeans. Daniels had in his possession several small one gram bags matching the bags which contained the methamphetamine. After speaking with the occupants of the vehicle Fox advised that he would like to interview them further at The Gautier Police Department. I transported Daniels and Thornton. Officer Mathis transported Fenimore and Stanfield and...
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...On Friday, June 3, 2016 at approximately 2106 hours I was on patrol in the area of the Unit block West Lloyd Street when I observed a Pontiac sedan make a right hand turn onto North Main Street. I ran the registration via the patrol vehicle's tablet and the information returned type F for insurance cancellation. I began to follow the vehicle but there were several vehicles in front of me. The vehicle pulled into the busy Turkey Hill parking lot and the driver exited the vehicle. I parked my patrol vehicle on the unit block of East Cherry Street and waited for the vehicle to leave. The driver got into the vehicle and pulled up to the exit when she saw my patrol vehicle. The driver made a right hand turn onto Main Street and then back into the...
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...UVA-OB-0167 Rev. Aug.16, 2011 JOHN WOLFORD (A) John Wolford, a vice president and general manager for Eurotech-USA, awoke with a start and looked at his iPhone. “Damn it!” he exclaimed angrily. He had carefully set its alarm for 5:00 a.m., and it was now well past 6:00 a.m. It was Wednesday morning, and Wolford’s mind raced as he thought about all the details he had to attend to that day: a meeting with his boss, a funeral, a briefing from the CFO, and preparation for a three-day trip to London, which required packing bags, confirming plane reservations, and paying personal bills. To complicate matters, he would be attending a six-week residential management-development program almost immediately after his return. He was overwhelmed. Wolford’s Background Wolford was 41 years old. He had been born and raised in Los Angeles. After graduating from the California Institute of Technology with a degree in mechanical engineering, Wolford accepted a position with Hewlett-Packard, a technology company in Silicon Valley. After working for Hewlett-Packard in design engineering for five years, Wolford got married, bought a house in Los Altos Hills, California, and began attending management courses in the evening. Shortly thereafter, he accepted an engineering management position with Precision Instruments, Inc., (PI). During the next 10 years, he held various engineering management positions at PI, and when the company was acquired by Eurotech, Ltd., a European multinational, he...
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...Math 112 Test 2 Name GMUID October 19,20L3 Show all calculations in the space provided. Using a calculator is allowed (and suggestedJ, but make sure to show the calculation used in each problem. Please follow the GMU Honor Code. (qt Part I (80 points) 1.. Find n(B), given thatn(A)=1,8, n(AfiB)=7, and n(AUB)=Z4. n(AuB). k( ) + r( h) *ntang\ 7L+ =^ tx a^(s)-f tt1 13 = (g) ('tl 2. Name the shaded set sn c .14u nif $ sy{s r& tr ( ' q) 3. In a survey of recent homebuyers it was found that ' 240 were not married . 160 were first time home buyers . Of the 325 married homebuyers, 250 had previously owned a home. How many of the people surveyed were neither first time homebuyers nor r')-$O lMfrt ruoT a'^& 4. Use the Venn diagram below to find : ^. ,(auclna) = 3+5+6 = I + 0t c. n(AuB)' : lL+ lS = a7 (tt 5. Students must answer 5 out of 9 exam questions. In how many different ways can these questions be selected? ((q,5) = tlu,,, [ ',1 rt, r tAG printer simultaneously. don'1 l^q^,e h cfroryt ll,on [^^ m/q b) = 6. Six people in the computer lab all send documents to the In how many ways can the jobs be processed? a^*tr b ekDts; 6! ry ,iloro P 0"t 72 o dno'',fi,* (+t 7. Suppose a password consists of 5 case sensitive letters. You can use upper or lower case in each position. a HowrnanY d,ffi 1il.st,PUg =5/ (,t uppercase tr "tffi;'='Uid^f*t ...
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...Doing the Right thing on the Streets of Fort Lauderdale I was just about to get into my car at the Fort Lauderdale Post Office when a woman approached me and said in slurred words, “Can you give me 50 cents to catch the bus?” She was gaunt and haggard and I suspected she was much younger than she looked. The ranked stench of alcohol assaulted me. She was obviously under the influence, but I asked her anyway, “Have you been drinking?” Unable to understand her I asked her if she had a home. She said no, and that she’d been sleeping outside. I asked the woman her name and she answered, “Annie.” I said, “Annie, do you have a family?” Her reply was that her husband had died. I asked if she had any children; her response was incomprehensible, so I asked her if she’d like a place to stay. She answered “I’m really tired and want to sleep. My bones feel like their breaking." My heart went out to Annie. What experiences had she endured that had caused her to come to this point in her life? I knew of only one way to get some immediate help for Annie. I asked if I could pray with her and she immediately agreed. She was wearing thick woolen gloves, one of which she immediately took off so she could clasp her hand in mine. That really affected me; her action indicated to me that she really wanted the touch of another warm hand. I wondered how long it had been since she had felt any kind of human contact. Right there in the Post Office parking lot I closed my eyes and we had church...
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...Uber Service in Vietnam Nowadays, there are not too many cars in developing countries; therefore, the citizen has to use the other transportation instead of using cars such as motorbikes, bikes, buses, and so on. Vietnam is one of the developing countries unlike America, where there are a bunch of cars and everybody can have cars by their own. Uber is an American international company headquartered in San Francisco, California. It develops markets and operates a mobile app based on transportation network also called Uber. Moreover, it does not have any cars or drivers. Its function is providing service through people who would like to make some extra money of being temporary taxi drivers. Convenience, cheapness, and newness are three things Uber makes its customer feel when using its service. Users need to have Uber app on their smartphones before enjoying its service. The app will provide the map and the location of Uber registered cars for customer. Then, both of them can take the initiative to arrange the time and the place by them own. Using Uber, people can pay cash or credit card after you reach your destination. However, this is one of the disadvantages of using Uber in Vietnam because Vietnamese people usually use cash for purchasing stuffs instead of using those complicated card. Vehicle in Uber network has various brand names such as Toyota, Mazda, Ford, and even high class Mercedes-Benz. It is suitable for young generation, who has stable income, can experience...
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...Harvey In Harvey , two scenes where the actors spoke to each other effectively and listened to each other is when Veta went to see the Dr. Lyman Sanderson. That part was realistic because people actually do need help and its normal for a doctor sometimes to be wrong about an person side of the story. When Veta went to Lyman and tried explaining what was wrong with Elwood, and explaining how she felt about the situation made the scene realistic because how she was explaining with such detail and how Lyman was listening to a certain degree. Also, in the beginning when Veta is talking with her daughter, Myrtle, about how Elwood behaves and how they are embarrassed of him. Almost every family has someone they would be embarrassed to be around and maybe be just a little bit embarrassed of. That moment down-to-earth it seemed as if it was happening right in my own house. One technical element that helped make the play Harvey more interesting was when Veta came back from the institution and her hair and clothes was messed up. In the previous scene , it was said they had to strip her down and make her take certain baths. Duane said she even struggled and fought back because she did not want to be there. When she came home and we saw her after everything happened it seemed as if it actually happened! The way she was talking as if she was exhausted, and the way she told the story which matched the story of the Duane. The connection they had in the play was excellent. Being that Harvey...
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...the drivers with accurate directions for pick-ups and deliveries. d. On-Demand-Services (ODS) allow dispatchers and management to access the driver via their DIAD through text messaging. e. Built in laser scanner reads package labels quickly and accurately reduces time by making pick-ups and deliveries more efficient Issues concerned about the DAID IV * The placement of signature key, due to customers inadvertently hitting this key * The shifted keypad, which requires the driver to toggle between alpha and numeric characters * The size of the device is too big and too heavy 2. Delivery Information Acquisition Devices (DAID) V Features a. Full colour VGA screen and expanded radio communication coverage b. Microprocessor with expanded memory to support driver training and future applications including navigation c. Enables on-the-fly switching between the cellular carriers; if the preferred carrier's signal is lost thus, DIAD V can automatically use another cellular carrier. d. Smaller in size and lighter which solves the issue with signature key; customer able to hold the device properly without hitting any keys. e. Full alphanumeric keypad; it eliminates the shift key. f. A colour, auto focus, flash camera could be used to enhance proof of delivery and to help resolve customer claims. g. Multi-dimensional imager that decode many symbols including existing UPS linear barcodes and UPS Maxi Code, without requiring the driver to...
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...Audi Keynote Technology has come a long way from smartphones, robots, 3D printing, cars and wearables. Audi keynote was held at CES Asia and consisted of forward thinking entrepreneur. Audi keynote was held for 3 days, they had 14 product categories, and over 200 exhibitors. The vision of technology has advance so far that cars are becoming too much for cars. As spoken by Mr. Gray,” Get change or be the driver of change.” According to Mr.Demeo, “Technology will always be at your service and support.” Partnering with leaders of automotive and consumer electronics to create to relaxing, time saving and convenient car from Audi. This idea and mind set has led Audi to design the Audi A8 will a self-driving feature. With trying to manage your every day to day car situations and still operate your vehicle, which can be dangerous and will majority of the time lead to an accident. 1.2 million People have fatal car accidents nationwide, out of that 9% was caused by human error. With the new creation of Self Driving cars, this will help eliminate that 9% of human accident errors. This will provide a safer, convince, and more effective environment for today’s world. Audi can be considered the fastest and most powerful with 5000 semi-conductors. Such high level of conductors will enable cars to be able to send and receive data. It also allows the car to connect to the world using internet. . This company’s partners with 400 dealers to allow Audi to get their customers feedback to understand...
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