Squishy wrote:There was no sarcasm in my post. I'll rephrase: Just because he was hurt does not mean the law no longer applies.

Thanks for your reply.My point is not that the law no longer applies.A bit of descression in this case would have been waranted.The driver lives in this area and there would have been no problem with him being served after he recovered.Certainly had enough time.

Squishy wrote:Just because they hurt themselves does not mean the law no longer applies.

The scarcasim not appreciated.He did not hurt himself.He was almost killed, lives in the same area the Police officer patrols.just could not wait a couple days wow what serve him before he dies is that what you are stating????
A traffic offence not murder.

Unfortunatly I can not comment on the full story in ref: to the officer.

I joined this forum for information non bias at that.Just wanted the opinion of some of the pro's.

Thank You

hwybear wrote:Serving a ticket(s) or summon(s) on a person who is in the hospital is common.

It is a sad day when one has to serve a person with life threatning injuries in intensive care.Wow just a matter of getting it done in my opinion wrong.

HI Mark Tanks for your reply.The ticket is part 1 with a total fine of 110.00. Charge under sec.141 (5) HTA issued on 09-08-290 10.50pm. Still has not been filed with court. Also no accident report completed to date.(How much time does the officer have to submit the accident report???) The officer avised my driver that charges were pending against the other driver for improper lane change.There was also evidence that the other driver had been drinking but no samples were taken she was coming back fom a wedding. Can you give me the link to provincial offences act re 7 days .I checked and can no...

That is one of the problems.The seargeant in charge of detachment wants driver to email officer with cc to sergeant (To light a fire under his but to get it done.)

What about serving him in intensive care can you comment on this please.

Thanks

Here is the problem. My driver was involved in a personal injury accident which sent him to hospital with severe injuries(Ruptured Bowel ans shock) He wa given Morphine and IV and eventually 2 blood transfusions.Sometime later in the night the police officer attended at intensive care and issued him with a traffic summons in relation to the accident under HTA .This occured on Aug 23 2009 and as of today the summons has not been filed with the court as well as no accident report has been completed. This is a long time and no co-operation yet in getting things looked after. Am i right in stating...