What an idiot!
02-22-2004, 10:24 AM
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What an idiot!
http://money.cnn.com/2004/02/20/news...reut/index.htm
Driver nabbed while watching porn movie
New Yorker nabbed at stop-light for watching adult movie on in-car TV while driving.
February 20, 2004: 4:09 PM EST
ALBANY, N.Y., Feb 20 (Reuters) - Andre Gainey found out the hard way that in the state of New York it's illegal to drive while watching porn.
Police said the 35-year old man from Clifton Park, New York, was watching a adult movie called "Chocolate Foam" on Tuesday night while driving his Mercedes Benz in the town of Schenectady when he was spotted by an officer at a stop light.
Police spokesman Pete Frizoni said detectives pulled Gainey over when they saw the movie playing on screens embedded in the car's headrests. When they confronted him, they saw another screen in the passenger-side visor was facing Gainey, allowing him to watch the movie while driving.
The case is thought to be the first of its kind in New York, said Joe Pichi, a spokesman for the for the state's Department of Motor Vehicles.
"Our biggest problem is illegal cell phone use while driving," Pichi said. "Drivers should be driving."
Gainey was charged with a public display of offensive material, driving with a suspended license and driving while watching a television. He compounded his legal woes by giving a false name when he was fingerprinted, prompting police to add a charge of forgery.
Driver nabbed while watching porn movie
New Yorker nabbed at stop-light for watching adult movie on in-car TV while driving.
February 20, 2004: 4:09 PM EST
ALBANY, N.Y., Feb 20 (Reuters) - Andre Gainey found out the hard way that in the state of New York it's illegal to drive while watching porn.
Police said the 35-year old man from Clifton Park, New York, was watching a adult movie called "Chocolate Foam" on Tuesday night while driving his Mercedes Benz in the town of Schenectady when he was spotted by an officer at a stop light.
Police spokesman Pete Frizoni said detectives pulled Gainey over when they saw the movie playing on screens embedded in the car's headrests. When they confronted him, they saw another screen in the passenger-side visor was facing Gainey, allowing him to watch the movie while driving.
The case is thought to be the first of its kind in New York, said Joe Pichi, a spokesman for the for the state's Department of Motor Vehicles.
"Our biggest problem is illegal cell phone use while driving," Pichi said. "Drivers should be driving."
Gainey was charged with a public display of offensive material, driving with a suspended license and driving while watching a television. He compounded his legal woes by giving a false name when he was fingerprinted, prompting police to add a charge of forgery.
02-22-2004, 10:47 AM
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What do they say, "Theres one born every minute". This is really bad on so many levels. I'm of the opinion people can watch whatever they want but they shouldn't force it on others. In this case, letting a child see that kind of material is completely inappropriate. Second, a car is a deadly weapon and I doubt his full attention was on driving. He could have easily caused an accident and seriously hurt some one.
02-22-2004, 11:08 AM
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Get this picture. I'm on the road with my kids and we pull up on this expedition at the stop light. He has a big screen TV in the back (big enough for us and all others to see) along with screens in the head rest. My kids says "look dad, a TV". I focus to see what was playing (most of them play some sort of disney movies for the kids) and I see the nasty - XXX. That's how this world has evolved. Now, tell me how to control my kids viewing habits!
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