I see stuff like this, then I remember something that happened when I was a kid. We still lived in the City of Pittsburgh at the time and they were repaving our street (back when the city's public works still did stuff like that) and taking up the no-longer used streetcar tracks in the process. Most of the houses on our street, including ours didn't have driveways, so we parked on the street. So for a week or so, everyone had to park on the adjacent street which is a main road. Well one night a neighbor knocked on our door in the middle of the night and said our car was sideswiped along with a bunch of other ones. So my dad gets up and goes to look, and sure enough his car (it was a late 90s Lumina that wasn't very old at the time) along maybe 7 or 8 other ones got sideswiped. Luckily, the car that hit them must have broken a ball joint or tie rod or something, and dragged the tire leaving a skid mark on the road, which the police followed all the way to someone's house and it let right to a car with a smashed side and a broken front wheel. The cops supposedly knock on the door, the guy answered and said yeah it was his car but he didn't do it and knew nothing about it. That was as far as the investigation ever went and ultimately the guy was never held accountable. Now who knows if the guy knew someone, or if the cops just didn't care. Either way, it was obvious he did it.
So for sh*t like that to happen and then they are gonna say the police can take a breathalyzer test just because they feel like it is a crock of sh*t IMO.
