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[Mike K.]

Bob, if you want us to push the video on social media let me know.

Sorry that you have to deal with this.

[Bob Fugger]

So it was robbery, not just vandalism--even worse.

Back in my day, servers took home their tips at the end of their shift and all other cash and credit slips went into a immovable drop safe. I assume in this case the servers will be reimbursed.

No servers, all back of house staff. So tips are pooled and shared. Fortunately, hardly anyone pays cash these days, so it’s not as bad as it could have been.

[57WestHills]

So what's the real deal with this DNA thing since VV's official post is pushing rumour as fact. I understand who's doing it but why?

It builds information on sobriety when driving from all detectable intoxicants. Notwithstanding the local tinfoil it isn't a DNA thing, nor is it the Police.

The samples are sent to the US for testing and determine the presence of drug (prescription and non-prescription, legal and illegal).

I'm assuming VV's tipster didn't actually do it - or they're profoundly unaware of their surroundings as you get a long preample on what is being tested, how, by whom, and anonymity.

But now this VV post should keep the chronically paranoid going for a couple weeks. Time for some bolded and underlined comments!

[LJ]

They have your license plate :-)

No, they have a license plate, I stole the car.

[57WestHills]

Scroll to "Alcohol and Drug Use Among Drivers: British Columbia Roadside Survey"

https://www2.gov.bc....oad-safety-data

[sebberry]

Can you really trust these random roadside spit surveys? 

[lanforod]

They give data. How far it is trusted in making decisions is up to the decision makers. I would assume that most folks with an illegal drug in their system will decline the survey though.

[David Bratzer]

Can you really trust these random roadside spit surveys? 

 

You can trust the data if you acknowledge that the presence of a drug does not necessarily equal impairment.  Unfortunately, various lobby groups seeking political change often present a positive test result as equaling impairment.

 

Pete Gauthier on the DrugWarRant blog debunks this with a number of excellent posts:

 

The continuing saga of stoned driving

 

More driving-while-having-previously-been-in-the-presence-of-cannabis nonsense

 

How to report on drugged driving

 

Telling the truth about driving dangers

 

The continued intentional misuse of drugged driving data

[Mike K.]

A man who went missing over the weekend has been discovered deceased. 34 year-old Ash Redford failed to pick up his daughters on Saturday morning and that’s when his family grew concerned.

[Bingo]

Can you really trust these random roadside spit surveys? 

 

Maybe if it was the hockey teams bus on the way to the game.

[Matt R.]

Odd to see.

Matt.

[Mattjvd]

Odd to see.

Matt.

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Was that really you, Mike? 

 

Or the impostor VV acount you warned us about a little while ago?

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[Rob Randall]

^That was posted by some loser that is impersonating VV. It's fake.

[Mike K.]

Yes, that’s Corey Cartwright is impersonating VV.

Can you provide me with the thread link, Matt?

[Mike K.]

Never mind, I found it.

Maybe you could report the page, Matt?

[Matt R.]

Oh weird I thought he was running the other one.

Matt.

[Mike K.]

He was, but then it disappeared (not sure if it was taken down by Facebook or if he removed it from public view). Now he's onto this one.

[martini]

He was, but then it disappeared (not sure if it was taken down by Facebook or if he removed it from public view). Now he's onto this one.

Is this it? [URL edited out by admin]

[Mike K.]

Yes, that’s it. I’ve removed the URL as I don’t want to send that page any traffic or bring attention to it.

You can report the page as a scam if you’d like.

[sebberry]

Impersonation, copyright infringement...  where does it end?