Originally Posted by
OneGuy67
We have the same thing here within the Department of Revenue. Those that fill those positions may have attended an academy at one time, but doesn't make them knowledgeable in other areas outside of their compliance enforcement duties. If there was an incident that occurred, she should have called a uniformed officer to the scene who most likely would have had training in DUI enforcement, not liquor compliance.
The difference, at this point, is that a trained officer should have made the arrest if there was an arrest to be made, not a compliance officer. Your mistaking a compliance officer for a DUI enforcement officer is careless typing. I disagree with your last assessment as any good defense attorney will be able to dismantle any argument made of her "training and experience" if neither of them included any time as a street officer with the appropriate roadside maneuver training.