On More than just 'a cop in Evansville'
Posted on October 2 at 9:45 a.m. ( Suggest removal )
I have known Art since the day he started at the Evansville Police Department. I have been friends since that day. I have worked with Art on several cases.
Art has always been a true friend and a devoted Law Enforement Officer. Art would do anything to help help someone. Other than his wife Pat, his job was the most important thing to him. I was just in Evansville early last week and stopped in to to visit him.
I had just told him, that he is involved with so much, not only in Evansville but the whole County that he will have a BUST of his melon head some place in town. I then looked at him and said they would have to have cement trucks from all over the County to have enough cement. We had a good laugh over that.
Art you have and always will be a TRUE friend. To Art's wife Pat, my thoughts and prayers will be with you today and always.
Not only has Evansville lost a great person, so has the the entire Rock County. As far as the Evansville Police Department, keep your heads high as that is what Art would have wanted. I am sure that the Police Department knows who is sending this, so remember if any of you need anything, PLEASE call me anytime.
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On Feds offer Wisconsin $15M to change seat belt law
Posted on October 6 at 11:59 a.m. ( Suggest removal )
Lets make one thing clear. Not only does seat belts keep you from going into the steering wheel and into the windshield but it does one more thing. When you loose control, you will be tossed around. With the belt in it's proper place, it is much easier to hold the steering wheel to steer. It is impossible to steer when you are in the passenger seat or the back seat. If you don't want to wear the belt for yourself, wear it for the other cars and for your family.
Your children must be proud of you, knowing you are breaking the law. As far as the $10.00 fine, that should be at least $150.00.
Its hard to compare a motor cycle and no helmet to not wearing a seat belt. If you have a helmet on or not, you will be broken up. Lets face it, seat belts SAVE lives.