In 2001, I was stopped by the WSP for suspicion of dwi. I was given a field sobriety test and "failed". I was then taken into custody and was given a breathalizer (0.00), and a blood test at Tacoma General Hospital; the blood test came back clean.
A few weeks later I recieved a bill in the mail from the hospital for $250.00. I called the hospital and told them to bill the WSP, and the clerk said WSP refused to pay. I called the WSP and they gave me the same story. It's my understanding that the police are responsible for medical tests for persons in thier custody. I verified this info with my dad who was a retired FDNY paramedic who worked at one of the city jails.
Is there anywhere in the RCW where I can find this information, or find out if this is true or not. I have been trying to get this off my credit for years.
2007-05-16
11:38:11
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