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Posted by: kwflatbed

Why was there an investigation ?

Associated Press - December 8, 2007 1:54 PM ET
BRISTOL, Conn. (AP) - An internal investigation clears a Bristol police captain of wrongdoing for taking his 17-year-old daughter to the wreckage of a crash that killed four teens last summer.
Bristol Police Chief John DiVenere says the investigation into Capt. Daniel McIntyre's actions concluded he was not acting in his official capacity.
The review also determined McIntyre and his daughter didn't get closer to the scene than other civilians.
McIntyre has said his daughter was one day away from getting her driver's license, and that he wanted to show her why safe driving was important. He had worked at the crash scene earlier in the evening and returned with her after his shift was over.
DiVenere launched the investigation after Bristol Mayor William Stortz received an anonymous complaint about McIntyre's actions a few weeks after the August 23 crash, which killed four teenagers.

http://www.wwlp.com/Global/story.asp?S=7469593

Posted by: chiefwiggum

I don't see a problem. They used to show us pictures of horrible crashes back when I was in drivers Ed 20 years ago.

Posted by: justanotherparatrooper

whats the bfd?

Posted by: SOT

Fuck they should bring whole bus loads of kids to fatal crash scenes of teens.

Posted by: mtc

I was excused from gory-day at drivers' ed only because we'd just lost a cousin, one of 4 girls killed in a crash during February vacation.

We need more parents like this guy.

Posted by: rg1283

Here is what happens when you don't were a seatbelt. Also WTF is with the way kids sit in the drivers seat's now.... Well who said common sense came on a roll?

Posted by: mtc

I think it'd qualify for 'impeded operation'.

Posted by: badge14

I can't see anything wrong with that when my son is old enough to drive 'm gonna do the same thing!

Posted by: Dr.Magoo

We needs more parents like this, instead of parents who sugar coat everything.

A question I have is, who the hell complained?

Posted by: kwflatbed

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dr.Magoo

We needs more parents like this, instead of parents who sugar coat everything.

A question I have is, who the hell complained?

Bristol Mayor William Stortz received an anonymous complaint

Posted by: badge14

What want to know is why in the blue hell would anyone care that he brought his kid there it boggles the mind. Goddamn douche bags!

Posted by: Gil

Quote:

Originally Posted by kwflatbed

Bristol Mayor William Stortz received an anonymous complaint

Deciphered = someone on his department has a bone to pick with the cap...

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