Judge Releases "Suspect" After Running Over Officer's Feet During Traffic Stop

[TEOTWAWKI inc.]

Are you fucking kidding me? ROR?!?!

Alejandro Garcia, 34, of Middletown was stopped by Middletown police Thursday morning. He was the subject of a search warrant that resulted from an investigation into the sale and possession of illegal narcotics by the Middletown Police Department's Narcotics Unit.

After initially stopping, Garcia fled the scene when officers began interviewing him, running over one officer's feet in the process. The officer suffered minor injuries, according to police.

Garcia was taken into custody after a chase on routes 302, 17 and 211, among other roads.

Driver charged, not jailed after leading police on pursuit through Middletown, Wallkill

The suspected driver in Thursday's police chase in Middletown and Wallkill that injured one officer was arraigned on multiple charges Friday. He was then released until his next court date.

www.recordonline.com

 

[thughes]

This surprises you? Did you miss the illegal immigrants beating the NYPD officers, who were then released on an appearance ticket and flipped off the news cameras as they walked out of the police station? Where ya been?

 

[TEOTWAWKI inc.]

This surprises you? Did you miss the illegal immigrants beating the NYPD officers, who were then released on an appearance ticket and flipped off the news cameras as they walked out of the police station? Where ya been?

Approaching two years in the great state of Tennessee, so yeah, this isn't normal.

 

[GOYABEAN]

He's just a choir boy just trying to get ahead

 

[thughes]

Approaching two years in the great state of Tennessee, so yeah, this isn't normal.

4 years in KY, agreed this shit wouldn't fly where we live now.

 

[ManualF150]

Why would the officer put their feet under the vehicle in the first place?

For example, whenever I go up to anyone's vehicle no matter what it is, I make sure I look down and make sure my feet won't be in the path in case the vehicle or driver decides to go forward/backwards. Just common sense safety!

Glad the officer didn't lose their feet, but I betcha it hurt like mad!

 

[GOPerfect]

4 years in KY, agreed this shit wouldn't fly where we live now.

Damn, it's been that long already??

 

[TEOTWAWKI inc.]

The plot thickens...

Just 10 days before on December 31, 2024, Garcia was stopped by a uniformed officer for a city code violation of littering. When the officer attempted to talk with him, Garcia fled on foot, leading the officer on a brief foot pursuit that ended with the officer deploying a Taser to bring him to the ground.

“While the littering offense in that case is much less serious than the offenses associated with (Thursday’s) pursuit, Mr. Garcia has now demonstrated twice in 10 days that he has a clear lack of respect for the law and a strong propensity for criminal resistance that endangers public safety,” Ewanciw said.

Middletown Police condemn release without bail of pursuit suspect - Mid Hudson News

MIDDLETOWN – The man who led Middletown city and Wallkill Town Police through both municipalities and ran over a Middletown officer’s feet, was released on his own recognizance following his arraignment in city court on Friday. City Court Judge Brockett faced substantial limitations in his...

midhudsonnews.com

 

[thughes]

Damn, it's been that long already??

Seems like a lifetime ago, it now blows my mind...the absolute shit NY'ers put up with.

 

[GOPerfect]

I was speaking with @TEOTWAWKI inc. on the phone earlier today and this exact thought came up a few times.

 

[TEOTWAWKI inc.]

I was speaking with @TEOTWAWKI inc. on the phone earlier today and this exact thought came up a few times.

Yet, they still stay!

 

[FP1201]

Yet, they still stay!

Off on a Tangent: What area of TN and why?
Looked around Franklin several years ago, and the itch has gotten itchier.

 

[TEOTWAWKI inc.]

Off on a Tangent: What area of TN and why?
Looked around Franklin several years ago, and the itch has gotten itchier.

I'm in Lawrence County. It wasn't where I spent a lot of time looking initially, but I was able to transfer from my job in NY to a location in neighboring Giles County. I'm glad this is where I ended up. I could have went just about anywhere in the country, but TN was the only state that checked nearly every box.

I'm about as far from Nashville as I was from NYC. It's as close as I care to be to a city, but not so far that it is a major inconvenience if we need to go there for something occasionally. Columbia, Murfreesboro, Franklin, etc. are not as far (~45-60 min). They have all you should need, but the only things I have had to go there for were to buy my lawn mower and tractor.

Jobs are available, taxes are nearly non-existent, people are respectful, weather is pretty good, 2A actually exists almost as written, there isn't any zoning where I live, no tolls, no potholes, no vehicle inspections, etc. The list goes on and on. You are allowed to be free.

I've made the offer before, and I'll make it again. If any decent person is seriously considering relocating, I'd be happy to go put eyes on any land/house you may be interested in within a reasonable distance, and give you an honest assessment (opinion) of the property condition, how the town feels, etc.

Scratch that itch. Escape NY!

 

[FP1201]

I'm in Lawrence County. It wasn't where I spent a lot of time looking initially, but I was able to transfer from my job in NY to a location in neighboring Giles County. I'm glad this is where I ended up. I could have went just about anywhere in the country, but TN was the only state that checked nearly every box.

I'm about as far from Nashville as I was from NYC. It's as close as I care to be to a city, but not so far that it is a major inconvenience if we need to go there for something occasionally. Columbia, Murfreesboro, Franklin, etc. are not as far (~45-60 min). They have all you should need, but the only things I have had to go there for were to buy my lawn mower and tractor.

Jobs are available, taxes are nearly non-existent, people are respectful, weather is pretty good, 2A actually exists almost as written, there isn't any zoning where I live, no tolls, no potholes, no vehicle inspections, etc. The list goes on and on. You are allowed to be free.

I've made the offer before, and I'll make it again. If any decent person is seriously considering relocating, I'd be happy to go put eyes on any land/house you may be interested in within a reasonable distance, and give you an honest assessment (opinion) of the property condition, how the town feels, etc.

Scratch that itch. Escape NY!

Early last year we took a trip to a friends house just South of Asheville, and from there, west into TN, and then South into Huntsville, AL then North through KY, OH, then screw york....I've made that trip to AL and into FL many times, but only a sparse few into E. TN and W. NC, now with the Hurricane destruction, I just don't know...we DO NOT like Cities, especially over about 20K, however to get many of the things one may need, and above average Health Care, well sometimes you just have to suck it up and go. I have found the "Mountain People" to be of the finest sort so long as you respect and treat them as you would have them you. We have Family in N. AL and close friends in Carolina, so somewhere within a couple hours of either might be nice...Twice a year for at least ten years, I'd travel to Louisville, KY to attend Knob Creek; didn't find that area attractive at all...Oak Ridge, TN has more PhD's than damn near anywhere else, and I liked it too with the exception of being too big and busy for us.
Being a Beretta fan-boi, Gallatin is attractive, but a bit on the expensive side with median housing right at $400K. maybe I'm out of touch with the housing market, but for that kind of money I expect a lot of house and land.
Grape Vine has it that Kahr Arms (and their other brands) is/was searching TN to move there...I'm retired and care for grandchildren, so I'm not going back to work, but I do want to enjoy my favorite hobby until they put me in the dirt.