Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones arrested in Texas on misdemeanor charge of driving while intoxicated!

[Jitss617]

Do t matter he was under the limit .. he wasn’t drunk,, he was probably playing around.. we don’t need cops in America when we have guns

I showed you the law which indicates it does matter. Your ignorance will not help Jones escape justice.

What do you mean "escape justice"?


Can't you see the Reasonable Doubt in this case that exonerates Mr. Jones?

What reasonable doubt? He was clearly intoxicated according to the arrest record, which states he failed both "Walk & Turn" and "One Leg Stand" field sobriety tests and described his walking as "swaying" and noted his eyes were "glassy" and "watery."

According to Texas law, that indicates intoxication even if blood alcohol is below the legal limit of .080; which his was by the smallest margin possible at .079.

People can have "glassy or watery" eyes for reasons other than being loaded, and can observe to be "swaying" for other reasons as well.

They can, can they? Along with a blood alcohol level that's 0.001 point away from the legal limit?

I totally understand your frustration,, but he’s not guilty

 

[Jitss617]

Do t matter he was under the limit .. he wasn’t drunk,, he was probably playing around.. we don’t need cops in America when we have guns

I showed you the law which indicates it does matter. Your ignorance will not help Jones escape justice.

No he won’t

I hope he won't since it appears he was driving drunk. You may not care but many thousands of innocent people are killed on our roads every year by shits like that driving drunk.

Well stop flooding our roads with nasty brown foreigners,, leave the roads for Americans

Oh? Let's see your evidence that most drunk drivers are "nasty brown foreigners"...

No we have no room

 

[Camp]

We need to see the dashcam video of him failing and stumbling through the field sobriety tests.

 

[Faun]

He was arrested because he failed the field test. He had to be taken in to get a BAC test.

I don't about Texas law, but in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, any driver can refuse a field sobriety test. However, it is illegal to refuse a chemical test for drunkenness if you are pulled over. Its what they call "implied consent".

Can I Refuse a Field Sobriety Test in Pennsylvania?

If you don't know about Texas law on the matter it's because you're dumb and lazy, an awful combination, as I posted a link to the law just a few pages back.

Do t matter he was under the limit .. he wasn’t drunk,, he was probably playing around.. we don’t need cops in America when we have guns

Cute. You been studying RW's ironic sense of humor?

he wasn't legally drunk. the charges will be dismissed. what's your issue, he should have been? need to jab that knife in did ya?

He was legally drunk according to Texas law.

 

[Faun]

You dumb fk america still haven't learned how MSM makes sure you spread the LIES to keep your sheep right in their corals . The severely demented stay in that coral . It's noot hard to notice.

Sorry, mind, the charge is a common one, but definitely NOT fake. Is it possible that your mind filters what it doesn't want to believe and calls it fake in spite of overwhelming evidence otherwise? Do you fool yourself about other things too, like calorie counts and benefits of exercise and Trump popularity?

InfoWars host Alex Jones charged with DWI in Texas, police say

If he is in jail I say to the DUMB ASSES how the hell does onne do a live show from prison today .........this is his attorney bahah

and this iis what REALLY HAPPENED as ALEX TELLS it himself.
Alex Jones Debunks DWI Charge

Norman Pattis - Leading American Trial Lawyer, Author, and Social Commentator

What? His lawyer didn't mention blood alcohol isn't the only test that can get you arrested in Texas for DWI??

This is my shocked face -->

TRUTH HURTS DON'T IT CYKA
Alex Jones shows the breathalyzer paperwork on-air that proves he was under the legal limit for blood alcohol content needed to charge him with a DWI after being arrested.
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No he' snot a leftist c*** like you who dreams up their bs lies leftist are pigs and leftist do not care who they destroy or who it hurts. Because Obama's bitches are just like him satans *****.

He puts your LIES to shame and u pricks can't stand it.


when you are too fkn retarded you OBEY THIS because the CENSORS are to fkn retarded to realize they are comingg for them tooo. Including the pricks who stuffed everything into conspiracy on here.
Wait until all you leftist losers realize you have no clue how the fk you will EAT UR NEXT meal . LMFAO..

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YOUR MSM MENTAL NUT JOBS & YOUR NEWS WHICH FEEDS YOU ASSHOLES LIES ! YOU BELIVE THEM FULLY.

Why do you think that MEME says what it does your idiots.

you same LOW INFORMATION TARDS KNOW JACK SHIT!

LOLOL

Under the legal limit isn't good enough in Texas.

 

[Faun]

I showed you the law which indicates it does matter. Your ignorance will not help Jones escape justice.

What do you mean "escape justice"?


Can't you see the Reasonable Doubt in this case that exonerates Mr. Jones?

What reasonable doubt? He was clearly intoxicated according to the arrest record, which states he failed both "Walk & Turn" and "One Leg Stand" field sobriety tests and described his walking as "swaying" and noted his eyes were "glassy" and "watery."

According to Texas law, that indicates intoxication even if blood alcohol is below the legal limit of .080; which his was by the smallest margin possible at .079.

People can have "glassy or watery" eyes for reasons other than being loaded, and can observe to be "swaying" for other reasons as well.

They can, can they? Along with a blood alcohol level that's 0.001 point away from the legal limit?

I totally understand your frustration,, but he’s not guilty

Frustration about what?

 

[Jitss617]

I don't about Texas law, but in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, any driver can refuse a field sobriety test. However, it is illegal to refuse a chemical test for drunkenness if you are pulled over. Its what they call "implied consent".

Can I Refuse a Field Sobriety Test in Pennsylvania?

If you don't know about Texas law on the matter it's because you're dumb and lazy, an awful combination, as I posted a link to the law just a few pages back.

Do t matter he was under the limit .. he wasn’t drunk,, he was probably playing around.. we don’t need cops in America when we have guns

Cute. You been studying RW's ironic sense of humor?

he wasn't legally drunk. the charges will be dismissed. what's your issue, he should have been? need to jab that knife in did ya?

He was legally drunk according to Texas law.

Not according to the chemicals in his blood lol glassy eyed hahah your to much! Hahaha

 

[Faun]

I showed you the law which indicates it does matter. Your ignorance will not help Jones escape justice.

No he won’t

I hope he won't since it appears he was driving drunk. You may not care but many thousands of innocent people are killed on our roads every year by shits like that driving drunk.

Well stop flooding our roads with nasty brown foreigners,, leave the roads for Americans

Oh? Let's see your evidence that most drunk drivers are "nasty brown foreigners"...

No we have no room

No worries, I knew you were full of shit when you posted that. Thanks for confirming.

 

[Jitss617]

What do you mean "escape justice"?


Can't you see the Reasonable Doubt in this case that exonerates Mr. Jones?

What reasonable doubt? He was clearly intoxicated according to the arrest record, which states he failed both "Walk & Turn" and "One Leg Stand" field sobriety tests and described his walking as "swaying" and noted his eyes were "glassy" and "watery."

According to Texas law, that indicates intoxication even if blood alcohol is below the legal limit of .080; which his was by the smallest margin possible at .079.

People can have "glassy or watery" eyes for reasons other than being loaded, and can observe to be "swaying" for other reasons as well.

They can, can they? Along with a blood alcohol level that's 0.001 point away from the legal limit?

I totally understand your frustration,, but he’s not guilty

Frustration about what?

Your wanting this to be true.. little fella lol

 

[Faun]

If you don't know about Texas law on the matter it's because you're dumb and lazy, an awful combination, as I posted a link to the law just a few pages back.

Do t matter he was under the limit .. he wasn’t drunk,, he was probably playing around.. we don’t need cops in America when we have guns

Cute. You been studying RW's ironic sense of humor?

he wasn't legally drunk. the charges will be dismissed. what's your issue, he should have been? need to jab that knife in did ya?

He was legally drunk according to Texas law.

Not according to the chemicals in his blood lol glassy eyed hahah your to much! Hahaha

According to the police report, he was illegally intoxicated.

 

[Faun]

What reasonable doubt? He was clearly intoxicated according to the arrest record, which states he failed both "Walk & Turn" and "One Leg Stand" field sobriety tests and described his walking as "swaying" and noted his eyes were "glassy" and "watery."

According to Texas law, that indicates intoxication even if blood alcohol is below the legal limit of .080; which his was by the smallest margin possible at .079.

People can have "glassy or watery" eyes for reasons other than being loaded, and can observe to be "swaying" for other reasons as well.

They can, can they? Along with a blood alcohol level that's 0.001 point away from the legal limit?

I totally understand your frustration,, but he’s not guilty

Frustration about what?

Your wanting this to be true.. little fella lol

Why would that frustrate me since it appears he's guilty?

 

[Jitss617]

Do t matter he was under the limit .. he wasn’t drunk,, he was probably playing around.. we don’t need cops in America when we have guns

Cute. You been studying RW's ironic sense of humor?

he wasn't legally drunk. the charges will be dismissed. what's your issue, he should have been? need to jab that knife in did ya?

He was legally drunk according to Texas law.

Not according to the chemicals in his blood lol glassy eyed hahah your to much! Hahaha

According to the police report, he was illegally intoxicated.

Yes if you have IDS LOL

 

[jc456]

If you don't know about Texas law on the matter it's because you're dumb and lazy, an awful combination, as I posted a link to the law just a few pages back.

Do t matter he was under the limit .. he wasn’t drunk,, he was probably playing around.. we don’t need cops in America when we have guns

Cute. You been studying RW's ironic sense of humor?

he wasn't legally drunk. the charges will be dismissed. what's your issue, he should have been? need to jab that knife in did ya?

He was legally drunk according to Texas law.

Not according to the chemicals in his blood lol glassy eyed hahah your to much! Hahaha

look at his eyes in his mug shot. no way they're glassy.

 

[Faun]

Cute. You been studying RW's ironic sense of humor?

he wasn't legally drunk. the charges will be dismissed. what's your issue, he should have been? need to jab that knife in did ya?

He was legally drunk according to Texas law.

Not according to the chemicals in his blood lol glassy eyed hahah your to much! Hahaha

According to the police report, he was illegally intoxicated.

Yes if you have IDS LOL

Despite your ignorance, he still appears to have been DWI according to the police report.

 

[White 6]

He was arrested because he failed the field test. He had to be taken in to get a BAC test.

I don't about Texas law, but in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, any driver can refuse a field sobriety test. However, it is illegal to refuse a chemical test for drunkenness if you are pulled over. Its what they call "implied consent".

Can I Refuse a Field Sobriety Test in Pennsylvania?

If you don't know about Texas law on the matter it's because you're dumb and lazy, an awful combination, as I posted a link to the law just a few pages back.

Do t matter he was under the limit .. he wasn’t drunk,, he was probably playing around.. we don’t need cops in America when we have guns

Cute. You been studying RW's ironic sense of humor?

he wasn't legally drunk. the charges will be dismissed. what's your issue, he should have been? need to jab that knife in did ya?

Go eat some spinach kid, try reading the rest of the thread posts before responding, and try to understand what part of someone's post people are responding to. Jit's "we don't need cops cops in America when we have guns" is what I was responding to. Get a clue. Jit ain't even licensed to carry, dude.
Here is what I said in two posts near beginning of thread

It did not say he failed a field sobriety test. The guy has allergies for all we know. Does not matter what the reading was at 11:59 or if it would have gone up more and 12:05. By those times he was not driving. Should have cut loose with a ticket if necessary for the 5 mph over, as if most of us are not 5 mph over much of the time, and told him his current BAC, and told him to go straight home, without causing himself to be pulled over on the way. [QUOTE

Jones has hired attorney David Minton to represent him. Minton, of the firm Minton, Burton, Bassett & Collins,
I'm just saying, the breathalyzer test will take precedence. Writing the ticket for DUI while recording 2 BAC's under the legal limit on a high profile subject is a dumb move. You know how it will look, the attention it will get, the kind of law firms that will be involved and the most probable outcome. Serve and protect, don't cost your department or the public more than it's worth.[/QUOTE]

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[jc456]

I don't about Texas law, but in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, any driver can refuse a field sobriety test. However, it is illegal to refuse a chemical test for drunkenness if you are pulled over. Its what they call "implied consent".

Can I Refuse a Field Sobriety Test in Pennsylvania?

If you don't know about Texas law on the matter it's because you're dumb and lazy, an awful combination, as I posted a link to the law just a few pages back.

Do t matter he was under the limit .. he wasn’t drunk,, he was probably playing around.. we don’t need cops in America when we have guns

Cute. You been studying RW's ironic sense of humor?

he wasn't legally drunk. the charges will be dismissed. what's your issue, he should have been? need to jab that knife in did ya?

Go eat some spinach kid, try reading the rest of the thread posts before responding, and try to understand what part of someone's post people are responding to. Jit's "we don't need cops cops in America when we have guns" is what I was responding to. Get a clue. Jit ain't even licensed to carry, dude.
Here is what I said in two posts near beginning of thread

It did not say he failed a field sobriety test. The guy has allergies for all we know. Does not matter what the reading was at 11:59 or if it would have gone up more and 12:05. By those times he was not driving. Should have cut loose with a ticket if necessary for the 5 mph over, as if most of us are not 5 mph over much of the time, and told him his current BAC, and told him to go straight home, without causing himself to be pulled over on the way. [QUOTE

Jones has hired attorney David Minton to represent him. Minton, of the firm Minton, Burton, Bassett & Collins,
I'm just saying, the breathalyzer test will take precedence. Writing the ticket for DUI while recording 2 BAC's under the legal limit on a high profile subject is a dumb move. You know how it will look, the attention it will get, the kind of law firms that will be involved and the most probable outcome. Serve and protect, don't cost your department or the public more than it's worth.

.[/QUOTE]
well I was keeping to forum rules by addressing the OP and title of the thread.

 

[Picaro]

Falsely arrested by tds

LOLOL

So you agree he was arrested. What then was debunked?

He was arrested but according to the test he was under the limit.. so why was he arrested? Hmmm

He was arrested because he failed the field test. He had to be taken in to get a BAC test.

I don't about Texas law, but in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, any driver can refuse a field sobriety test. However, it is illegal to refuse a chemical test for drunkenness if you are pulled over. Its what they call "implied consent".

Can I Refuse a Field Sobriety Test in Pennsylvania?

If you don't know about Texas law on the matter it's because you're dumb and lazy, an awful combination, as I posted a link to the law just a few pages back.

Nobody with an IQ over 10 would ever click on a link you posted , so it's actually a compliment that you sniveled about it.

 

[Faun]

LOLOL

So you agree he was arrested. What then was debunked?

He was arrested but according to the test he was under the limit.. so why was he arrested? Hmmm

He was arrested because he failed the field test. He had to be taken in to get a BAC test.

I don't about Texas law, but in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, any driver can refuse a field sobriety test. However, it is illegal to refuse a chemical test for drunkenness if you are pulled over. Its what they call "implied consent".

Can I Refuse a Field Sobriety Test in Pennsylvania?

If you don't know about Texas law on the matter it's because you're dumb and lazy, an awful combination, as I posted a link to the law just a few pages back.

Nobody with an IQ over 10 would ever click on a link you posted , so it's actually a compliment that you sniveled about it.

LOLOL

Then you're an even bigger idiot for not being able to find that link to Texas statutes online without my help.

 

[Picaro]

He was arrested but according to the test he was under the limit.. so why was he arrested? Hmmm

He was arrested because he failed the field test. He had to be taken in to get a BAC test.

I don't about Texas law, but in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, any driver can refuse a field sobriety test. However, it is illegal to refuse a chemical test for drunkenness if you are pulled over. Its what they call "implied consent".

Can I Refuse a Field Sobriety Test in Pennsylvania?

If you don't know about Texas law on the matter it's because you're dumb and lazy, an awful combination, as I posted a link to the law just a few pages back.

Nobody with an IQ over 10 would ever click on a link you posted , so it's actually a compliment that you sniveled about it.

LOLOL

Then you're an even bigger idiot for not being able to find that link to Texas statutes online without my help.

lol I don't need to, just morons like you need refreshers, but you still got it wrong anyway. Go smoke some more meth and lose your last front tooth.

 

[Faun]

He was arrested because he failed the field test. He had to be taken in to get a BAC test.

I don't about Texas law, but in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, any driver can refuse a field sobriety test. However, it is illegal to refuse a chemical test for drunkenness if you are pulled over. Its what they call "implied consent".

Can I Refuse a Field Sobriety Test in Pennsylvania?

If you don't know about Texas law on the matter it's because you're dumb and lazy, an awful combination, as I posted a link to the law just a few pages back.

Nobody with an IQ over 10 would ever click on a link you posted , so it's actually a compliment that you sniveled about it.

LOLOL

Then you're an even bigger idiot for not being able to find that link to Texas statutes online without my help.

lol I don't need to, just morons like you need refreshers, but you still got it wrong anyway. Go smoke some more meth and lose your last front tooth.

LOLOL

Nope, I got it exactly right. Sadly for you, you choose not to go to the Texas website of online statutes but to remain ignorant of the law.