Florida Traffic Law

The saga of Drew Dyer seems to have come to an end. Drew was cited for careless driving, a civil infraction with a fine of $166 . According to the Sentinel, Drew ran a stop sign, lost control of his car, and ran it into the side of a house at a speed great enough to cause $20,000 worth of damage. Then, he and his friend(s), after making contact with the home owner but before police arrived, fled the scene. I am now working on the "Drew Dyer Motion to Dismiss." All future "Leaving the Accident Scene" cases will be asking the court to dismiss the case or reduce to careless driving. I like Buddy Dyer. I think he has been a good mayor for Orlando. Much better than Glenda Hood. I don't blame him for influencing the outcome of this case. I think any parent would. However, law enforcement failed miserably. They caved under pressure and that just upsets me. In order for the people to respect law enforcement they have to see integrity in their ranks. This will do not...

Plywood covers damage to home. Apparently, Drew Dyer drove his Infinity into someone's house early Sunday morning . His father the mayor said "Teenage driving, I guess… It's every parent's nightmare," on Tuesday morning during a brief news conference where he said his son did everything right following the incident.  Orlando Police Chief Paul Rooney, the Chief of Orlando Police Department, responded to the scene after "spending the evening patrolling radio traffic and monitoring downtown crowds pouring out of clubs." Mayor Dyer said the Orlando Police Department's Police Chief, the number one top officer, that his presence was not special treatment for his son. Now let's look at the law. 316.061 Crashes involving damage to vehicle or property.— (1) The driver of any vehicle involved in a crash resulting only in damage to a vehicle or other property which is driven or attended by any person shall immediately stop such vehicle at the scene o...