Is this still the redneck attitude down south?
"Ottawa Citizen Apr 10 2007
State officials in Georgia have launched an investigation to determine if mistakes were made when an Ottawa woman was forced to spend more than 11 hours in a detention centre for a pair of minor traffic offences.
"We are absolutely checking into it to determine if what was done was done correctly or incorrectly," said Bert Brantley, press secretary for Georgia governor Sonny Perdue, Tuesday morning.
The investigation was launched after 23-year-old Cheryl Kuehn had her mugshot and fingerprints taken and was forced to strip and shower before being put in a cell with other inmates after being stopped Saturday for failing to stop at a stop sign and speeding after exiting the I-95 in southern Georgia. ..."
(full story below...)
http://www.canada.com/ottawacitizen/...8cfc7c&k=17270
And then a follow up story
Sheriff vows to punish rogue Georgia officials
More than one Georgia corrections official could be disciplined over the treatment of an Ottawa woman who was kept in jail overnight after being arrested for minor traffic violations, the area sheriff said Wednesday.
Glynn County Sheriff Wayne Bennett said Cheryl Kuehn, a 23-year-old Carleton University master's student who was driving through Georgia on her way to a Florida vacation, should have been released within an hour of her arrest.
(update on story...)
http://www.canada.com/ottawacitizen/......1ac1dbd&k=0
"Ottawa Citizen Apr 10 2007
State officials in Georgia have launched an investigation to determine if mistakes were made when an Ottawa woman was forced to spend more than 11 hours in a detention centre for a pair of minor traffic offences.
"We are absolutely checking into it to determine if what was done was done correctly or incorrectly," said Bert Brantley, press secretary for Georgia governor Sonny Perdue, Tuesday morning.
The investigation was launched after 23-year-old Cheryl Kuehn had her mugshot and fingerprints taken and was forced to strip and shower before being put in a cell with other inmates after being stopped Saturday for failing to stop at a stop sign and speeding after exiting the I-95 in southern Georgia. ..."
(full story below...)
http://www.canada.com/ottawacitizen/...8cfc7c&k=17270
And then a follow up story
Sheriff vows to punish rogue Georgia officials
More than one Georgia corrections official could be disciplined over the treatment of an Ottawa woman who was kept in jail overnight after being arrested for minor traffic violations, the area sheriff said Wednesday.
Glynn County Sheriff Wayne Bennett said Cheryl Kuehn, a 23-year-old Carleton University master's student who was driving through Georgia on her way to a Florida vacation, should have been released within an hour of her arrest.
(update on story...)
http://www.canada.com/ottawacitizen/......1ac1dbd&k=0
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