Utah state police to start drawing blood samples for DUI testing!

Discussion in 'Drug Testing and Legal Issues' started by EllisDTripp, Mar 28, 2005.

  1. EllisDTripp

    EllisDTripp Green Secessionist

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    And you think piss testing is invasive? :rolleyes:

    Utah state police, with minimal medical training, will now be allowed to draw blood samples from DUI suspects themselves, rather than having to take the person to a hospital or clinic, to have a sample taken by a medical professional.

    http://www.duiblog.com/2005/02/01

    Anyone care to guess how long it's gonna take before the cops want to expand this to include non-DUI suspects accused of drug use?
     
  2. Soulless||Chaos

    Soulless||Chaos SelfInducedExistence

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    They have no right to be sticking needles in people, that is simply too far, medical training or no.
     
  3. Maggie Sugar

    Maggie Sugar Senior Member

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    OMG. This really should be considered "search and seizure without a warrant." Unbeleivable.

    With this Congress this shit is going to get worse before it gets bettter.
     
  4. EllisDTripp

    EllisDTripp Green Secessionist

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    6 months?!?! Are you dreaming? The pig is deemed fully qualified after a ***4 SESSION CLASS!***

    Does anyone smell "lawsuit" when Dr. Porky screws up a blood draw and hits an artery or a nerve or something? :rolleyes: Wonder how long it's gonna be until one of these "instant phlebotomists" sticks themselves or somebody else with an HIV infected needle....
     
  5. phoenix88

    phoenix88 Member

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    Yeah, this doesn't frighten me much. No one likes needles, the government would be receiving 100,000's of complaints. No way this will spread, or last in Utah.
     
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