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Was it just out of the blue or does he have a history of heart problems? Hope everything turns out OK

 

Sad day when you're happy that its only a panic attack.


Mornin' Sweetcheeks

 

Horrible. I've never had to witness anything like that and hope i never do.

So now we just need to get you to have a panic attack and clean up your act

Mine has been expired for too long...and if I were to get recertified I wouldn't do the standard red cross course, there are courses geared towards outdoor/wilderness first aid that would be more useful to me.

 

car in the ditch outside my office....

 

tow truck is here...

 

More on the idiot, crackhead girl....

A Belgrade woman was charged with her fifth driving under the influence violation less than two weeks after she got out of jail for other felony charges.
Kathryn Lesal Aldrich, 27, was pulled over Tuesday afternoon after nearly hitting three cars and swerving off the road as she headed from Bozeman to Belgrade.
After multiple 911 calls about Aldrich’s driving, highway patrol troopers, sheriff’s deputies and Belgrade police officers tracked her down and pulled her over on Jackrabbit Lane and Main Street.
The trooper that responded to the scene recognized Aldrich from a 2011 car crash when she was charged with her a fourth felony DUI.
Law enforcement said Aldrich’s “hair was disheveled and her clothes appeared slept in.” Aldrich told officers she coming from Belgrade. Dispatch told officers that Aldrich was coming from Bozeman when several people reported almost being hit by her vehicle.
Aldrich told officers she did not consume any drugs or alcohol. She performed poorly on each segment of the field sobriety test. A breath sample revealed that Aldrich was driving with a blood-alcohol content of .208, more than twice the legal limit.
Montana Highway Patrol Trooper Daniel Amundson conducted interviews with the three people who reported Aldrich’s erratic driving. One man said he was almost struck by Aldrich when she failed to yield to his vehicle. The man said his child was in the car with him. Two other drivers reported almost being rear-ended by Aldrich as she approached them at a high rate of speed.
Aldrich was arrested in August for leaving a toddler in her car while she gambled at a nearby hotel on a 90-degree day. When police found the young boy he was sweating profusely and firefighters said his car seat was 104 degrees. Aldrich was charged with felony criminal endangerment for leaving her boyfriend’s child in the car.
For her latest DUI charge, Aldrich is being held at the Gallatin County Detention Center on $100,000 bond.

 

it wasn't her kid...she was babysitting her BF's kid that day

nope. I hope she gets the same judge that handled her last court visit (due to the wreck with me) he gave her 90 days for no insurance, no registration which seemed pretty severe. I hope they keep her in jail until she has her trial for the 4th DUI, whenever that is.