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Police say he was driving north in the southbound lanes.
Cito
I like him
The more our politicians smoke pot, the faster and faster it will become legalized nationwide
I only vote for stoners or admitted pro pot politicians anyhow
We need more!!!
roadgravel
Police say he was driving north in the southbound lanes.
Sounds like he was out of it. That's very dangerous driving. Poor judgment so what does that says about his ability to help run a city.
mindseye1609
posted on Mlive a local news site by a morning radio host.
"Mays was arrested after Flint police were dispatched to southbound I-475 north of Carpenter Road in reference to a car with four flat tires around 2:51 a.m. Police said the vehicle involved had been traveling north in the southbound lanes of I-475 on four flat tires. Mays was trying to change a flat when police found him."
Um, Flint police found him sitting in a Genesee Township police car after the vehicle with flat tires struck the side embankment in Genesee Township. So why is Flint police handling the case? The State Police should be investigating who was at the nearby party attended by many of his political enemies, and maybe they can find out who put a drug in this guy's drink. If he doesn't remember leaving the party and doesn't remember driving the wrong way on the expressway, how would a 0.11 blood alcohol content cause that kind of behavior?
Eric Mays has powerful friends in his corner if Frank Manley is on the case. He may be the best defense attorney in Michigan.
There is much more to this story, including why the Emergency Financial Manager would be sending out a Saturday press release about consulting the governor Monday on this matter.
Eric Mays was sent to jail for talking more than 3 minutes at a public hearing about what he called public corruption, despite a Flint City Charter ordinance which guarantees 10 minutes of public comment at public hearings. This is a rule that can't be changed without a vote of the citizens, yet at 2 minutes and 41 seconds, Mr. Mays was cut off and told his time was up. The EFM handed out tax breaks to his friends at Uptown for a dozen Downtown Flint buildings. One of the tax breaks went to Genesee Towers, which was subsequently handed over to Uptown for a dollar with a $750,000 check to help tear it down.
Follow the money and you will get a better idea what's going on here with Mr. Mays. He intends to use the subpoena power given city council members to find out where all the money in this city has gone. Do you suppose someone would go so far as to drug this guy at a party to get him arrested for drunken driving while tossing a bag of weed in his car? As far as I'm concerned, anybody involved could face very serious, serious charges that could include participating in a conspiracy to commit attempted murder. Mays could have been killed after he was obviously drugged by political enemies. That's my take on this case.
Mike Killbreath, 8am-9am Weekday Host
The Morning Gazette Radio Show
Flitn's News Talk WFNT 1470 AM
Kgdetroit
mindseye1609
posted on Mlive a local news site by a morning radio host.
"Mays was arrested after Flint police were dispatched to southbound I-475 north of Carpenter Road in reference to a car with four flat tires around 2:51 a.m. Police said the vehicle involved had been traveling north in the southbound lanes of I-475 on four flat tires. Mays was trying to change a flat when police found him."
Um, Flint police found him sitting in a Genesee Township police car after the vehicle with flat tires struck the side embankment in Genesee Township. So why is Flint police handling the case? The State Police should be investigating who was at the nearby party attended by many of his political enemies, and maybe they can find out who put a drug in this guy's drink. If he doesn't remember leaving the party and doesn't remember driving the wrong way on the expressway, how would a 0.11 blood alcohol content cause that kind of behavior?
Eric Mays has powerful friends in his corner if Frank Manley is on the case. He may be the best defense attorney in Michigan.
There is much more to this story, including why the Emergency Financial Manager would be sending out a Saturday press release about consulting the governor Monday on this matter.
Eric Mays was sent to jail for talking more than 3 minutes at a public hearing about what he called public corruption, despite a Flint City Charter ordinance which guarantees 10 minutes of public comment at public hearings. This is a rule that can't be changed without a vote of the citizens, yet at 2 minutes and 41 seconds, Mr. Mays was cut off and told his time was up. The EFM handed out tax breaks to his friends at Uptown for a dozen Downtown Flint buildings. One of the tax breaks went to Genesee Towers, which was subsequently handed over to Uptown for a dollar with a $750,000 check to help tear it down.
Follow the money and you will get a better idea what's going on here with Mr. Mays. He intends to use the subpoena power given city council members to find out where all the money in this city has gone. Do you suppose someone would go so far as to drug this guy at a party to get him arrested for drunken driving while tossing a bag of weed in his car? As far as I'm concerned, anybody involved could face very serious, serious charges that could include participating in a conspiracy to commit attempted murder. Mays could have been killed after he was obviously drugged by political enemies. That's my take on this case.
Mike Killbreath, 8am-9am Weekday Host
The Morning Gazette Radio Show
Flitn's News Talk WFNT 1470 AM
Obviously drugged by political enemies huh? Yeah, ok. Was he obviously set up by the same political enemies when he pled GUILTY to felonius assault in 1987 as well? Maybe, just maybe the case was handled by Flint PD because its their jurisdiction and Genesee County arrived first and detained him because he was posing a public safety threat by being legally drunk and stoned while trying to change his vehicle tires on the side of the freeway?
www.mlive.com...
Sorry, gotta provide some reference info if you want us to believe that. Until then, in the court of public opinion hes just another scumbag criminal claiming he was "set up" by his opponents in an attempt to pull a fast one over on an ignorant and already biased constituency. Kwame anyone? I'm getting so sick of these criminals giving the metro area a black eye because they think they can do whatever the hell they want because of voter apathy and ignorance. Time for a change, lock his ass up.
Provide me, a citizen of metro Detroit, with some evidence to even remotely back up your ridiculous claims and maybe ill change my mind. Until then youre part of the albatross weighing us down.edit on 30-11-2013 by Kgdetroit because: grammar due to imbibing while NOT behind the wheel of a car unlike the subject discussed above.
Cito
I like him
The more our politicians smoke pot, the faster and faster it will become legalized nationwide
I only vote for stoners or admitted pro pot politicians anyhow
We need more!!!
Kgdetroit
reply to post by mindseye1609
Gotcha, sorry I get a bit frustrated hearing people defend Kwame and Monica Conyers et. al. to this day claiming everyone was just out to get them and they did no wrong so I got a bit overzealous in my reply. My apologies
So he blew a 0.11 which isn't completely trashed but he was also cited for possession of marjuana right? Don't ask me how I know because its certainly not from personal experience (wink wink) but weed definitely amplifies the effects of alcohol and vice versa. 0.11 and not stoned you're probably a bit tipsy. 0.11 and high as a kite and you're pretty f'ed up. We also don't know the timeline, its conceivable he blew a considerable amount of time after trying to change the tires. He could have been at almost 2x the legal limit while driving the wrong way on the freeway.
Again, sorry if I was rude. I totally misconstrued what you were saying and it struck a nerve. Apologies again.