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A Florida police officer stopped a disabled woman for allegedly using her cell phone while driving. The officer's request for her to swear about her phone use led to the eventual dropping of charges due to insufficient evidence.
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A Florida police officer stopped a disabled woman for allegedly using her cell phone while driving. The officer's request for her to swear about her phone use led to the eventual dropping of charges due to insufficient evidence.
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Florida cop pulls over disabled, one-handed woman for holding cell phone while driving — but drops charges over ‘lack of evidence’
Florida Officer Stops Driver with Disability for Cell Phone Use, Charges Dropped