minnesota.cbslocal.com
exactly!
that's the way it is hereWhen my boys got their drivers licenses, they were required to be added to my insurance. They figured that I would be letting them use my vehicle regardless. So as long as they lived here, they had to be insured. It’s a difference from Florida, I see.
I watch a lot of Judge Judy when I’m at the gym, and there are a lot of people that sell their vehicles and don’t get the title transferred and get it insured in their name. For months! Kind of surprises me but that’s what a lot of people do. I don’t hear people getting shot over it, that’s for sure.
When my boys got their drivers licenses, they were required to be added to my insurance. They figured that I would be letting them use my vehicle regardless. So as long as they lived here, they had to be insured. It’s a difference from Florida, I see.
I watch a lot of Judge Judy when I’m at the gym, and there are a lot of people that sell their vehicles and don’t get the title transferred and get it insured in their name. For months! Kind of surprises me but that’s what a lot of people do. I don’t hear people getting shot over it, that’s for sure.
Yes, the warrant for the arrest would be cause enough to cuff him, IMO.
amp.cnn.com
they definitely had a right to escalate, but there is no excuse to mistake your gun for a taser.Kim Potter's former supervisor says she had the right to use deadly force against Daunte Wright
A former supervisor testified Friday in Kim Potter's manslaughter trial that the then-officer had the right to use deadly force to prevent Daunte Wright from driving away and harming him in the process.
In cross-examination, Johnson agreed that Potter had a right to use deadly force to prevent death or bodily harm, which he could have suffered if Wright had taken off with Johnson still inside the vehicle.
"So basically, based on these videos and the conduct of Daunte Wright, as far as you're concerned -- and you were there -- Kimberly Potter would have had a right to use a firearm, right?" defense attorney Earl Gray asked.
"Yes," Johnson answered.
Gray asked Johnson what would have happened to him if Wright had taken off with him still in the car.
"Probably dragged," Johnson answered.
"Dragged and what," Gray asked.
"Injured."
"Seriously injured, maybe even dead, right?" Gray said.
Johnson agreed.
"And if that were the case, when an officer in your position with Officer Potter trying to stop him from resisting with you and resisting Luckey, would it be fair for that officer to use a firearm to stop him?" Gray asked.
"By state statute, yes," Johnson replied.
Me, too.
www.nbcnews.com
Never took it in to transfer it?
So if the car wasn't titled in Daunte's name, how did they realize he had a warrant just buy the tag?
i guess it would depend on how the DMV there works. Here you can transfer it and get temp tags until you pay your sales tax. You then get a 30 day temp tag until you do.