Kool_Kat Posted December 15, 2008 Jennifer Davis was stuck in bumper-to-bumper traffic on Nov. 18, her contractions just 3 minutes apart. Her husband, John, was trying to appear calm for his wife's sake, driving in the breakdown lane of Route 2. They pulled up behind a state trooper to ask whether they could continue using the lane to reach the next exit, near Alewife Station. Not only did the trooper say no, he gave them a $100 citation for driving in the breakdown lane, made them wait for their citation while he finished writing someone else's ticket, and even seemed to ask for proof of pregnancy, Jennifer Davis said. "He said, 'What's under your jacket?' I said, 'My belly,' " Davis said. "He waited and gestured with his head like, 'OK, let's see it.' He waited for me to unzip my jacket. I mean, it was so clear that I was pregnant." The Davises say the contretemps occurred after two other troopers they encountered had waved them along in the highway breakdown lane, allowing them to evade gridlock while advising them to be cautious and keep their hazard lights on. Full Story. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Aaliyyah Posted December 15, 2008 That cop is heartless, who fines some1 in labour :mad: Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Resistance Posted December 15, 2008 ^ SHE SHOULD HAVE CALLED AN AMPULANCE, Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Aaliyyah Posted December 15, 2008 I'm sure she would have if she had time, do you know how long they take horta??...Perhaps she thought her husband would drive her there faster. Either way you lot need to show sum sympathy for a pregnant lady... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Resistance Posted December 15, 2008 ^ Is the breakdown lane, so only a broken car or the emergency services can use it, u see had they called for an amplance could have used tat line Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Kool_Kat Posted December 15, 2008 Originally posted by Resistance: ^ SHE SHOULD HAVE CALLED AN AMPULANCE, 1. Ambulances take time to arrive 2. They don't take you to your choice of hospital to deliver, they take you to the nearest hospital 3. They aren't a free ride Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Aaliyyah Posted December 15, 2008 Resistance, so what, it was emergency in their case as well. I think the police should have been more understandable. At least he should have gave them a warning or what not. Even though I think their act was justified. Anyhow, when I was born, I was almost born in a car.Not to mention a police car chased my dad it was like midnight lol...so now would you say it was his fault, that he wanted his wife and baby safe? just an example....people don't know when babies are gonna born, its hard to tell i guess..not to mention ambulance takes forever .... Anyways, the police went a lil too far. I think the parents could just let it go, he's only a guy trying to follow orders. But, his actions should be more humane, or they could take him to court and make some money of it (ppl try worst stuff to make money out of ) KK right on. my 2 cents Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Resistance Posted December 15, 2008 Well if they did not want an ambulance i assume it was not so much an emergency. u can't justify it unless the baby was popping out , it was only a contaction, not tat i know how it feels. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Aaliyyah Posted December 15, 2008 ^^it would have been awesome if u could get pregnant, then u might sympathies...otherwise as famous somali say goes.. habar fadhida lagdin la fudud... Again, its not abt wanting it, as kk mentioned there's limitation to calling one. It's by far better to use your own car. salaam Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Baluug Posted December 15, 2008 Originally posted by Kool_Kat: 3. They aren't a free ride Especially in the US.... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Resistance Posted December 15, 2008 WAT TEHY CHARGER FOR AN AMBULANCE, TATS JSUT PLAIN SILLY, EVEN IN SOMALIA THEY ARE FREE Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Aaliyyah Posted December 15, 2008 ambulances are not free, we called one 4 my brother once...when he caught his leg in a glass...it seemed pretty serious at the time (even though he was ok later ) so we called one...and they billed us... so nothing is free in this world....sadly Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ibtisam Posted December 15, 2008 LOOOL You guys are billed for the ambulance, damn that is so mean! Legally he did the right thing, but lacks human compassionate Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Resistance Posted December 15, 2008 ^ when did Traficc wardens ever have compassion, if they an ounce of compassion then everyone will demand some. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Aaliyyah Posted December 15, 2008 loooool you guys don't get billed?? now i feel like ppl in europe are spoiled by far....when i went there a year and so ago the students there get paid to attend school...let me emphasize to attend school..not to excel now the only way to progress is to pay for every lil thing u need... otherwise u gonna be soo lazy ....just like the natives...they get compensations/monthly payments...now a majority of their population are alcoholics...and pretty much they failed in every aspect. And, whys that? when ppl are spoon fed they dnt do well...tough life produces productive ppl Resistance you are still talking? gosh like i said habar fadhida lagdin la fudud.. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites