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Glastonbury Police Department School Resource Officer Officer Arsenault

Glastonbury Police Department School Resource Officer Officer Arsenault 13 years Law Enforcement Experience B.S. Justice Law Administration. Alcohol. School Policy: 3-7 day suspension with successful participation in alcohol awareness program or 5 to 10 days suspension.

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Glastonbury Police Department School Resource Officer Officer Arsenault

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  1. Glastonbury Police Department School Resource Officer Officer Arsenault 13 years Law Enforcement Experience B.S. Justice Law Administration

  2. Alcohol School Policy: 3-7 day suspension with successful participation in alcohol awareness program or 5 to 10 days suspension. Police: If in Vehicle- Blood alcohol .02 percent –result arrest-court- license suspended. FYI-Over 21- Legal limit .08

  3. Alcohol • Police- Liquor violation in vehicle- automatic suspended license • 48-hour suspension for 16 and 17 year old drivers • Passenger, curfew, DUI, speeding over 20 mph, racing, and reckless driving violations will result in having your license seized on-the-spot by police and car towed

  4. Tobacco • School Policy- smoking or possessing- 1st off. 3 day suspension; 2nd off. 5 day sus.; 3rd off. 10 day sus.; 4th off. Expulsion! • Police- anyone in possession of cigarettes under 18 will be issued a $50.00 infraction. $100.00 for subsequent offense!

  5. Drugs • School policy- Drugs, drug para. Use or poss. Including look alikes- 10 day suspension- recommended 90 expulsion • School policy-Drugs, sales, or intent to distribute- 10 day suspension-recommended for 180 expulsion • Police- Arrest- Court-if happens off campus- school still finds out.

  6. December 6, 2002 • Daniel Palmer • Wesley Clark • Eric Mahoney • Brian Sullivan A Friday night, BMW vs. a Escort on Hebron Avenue. Two passengers in Escort survived.

  7. Fatal Accident • A preliminary investigation into a two-car accident that killed four people on Dec. 6 shows that the teenage driver of one of the cars was legally drunk and driving too fast, the police said. Glastonbury police said that the blood alcohol level of the driver, Daniel Palmer, 17, was .12, above the .08 state standard for drunken driving. They also said in a prepared statement yesterday that he was driving ''well in excess of the posted speed limit,'' but did not elaborate. Mr. Palmer was driving his 1993 BMW westbound on Hebron Avenue shortly before 10 p.m. when the car apparently went into the eastbound lane and slid sideways, the police said. The car collided with a Ford Escort traveling eastbound. Mr. Palmer and his two 17-year-old passengers were killed. One of the passengers in the Escort, 38-year-old Brian Sullivan, a father of three from Colchester, was also killed.

  8. Police Investigation • Police had disclosed earlier that [Daniel Palmer]'s blood-alcohol content was 0.12 percent. Drivers under 21 are limited to 0.02 percent. Friday's report revealed that both of Palmer's passengers were also drunk, with [Eric Mahoney]'s blood alcohol measured at 0.15 and [Wesley Clark]'s at 0.13.[Jeffrey Carlow] said Palmer had given him a ride home the night before the crash. According to Carlow, Palmer's vehicle had a 190-horsepower engine. Carlow also said Palmer installed four new rims on the vehicle the day of the accident.The report also reveals that Palmer, Clark, Presta and [Brian Sullivan] were wearing seat belts. [Brian Ciraldo], who was sitting in the back of the Escort, said he did not buckle up. It is not known whether Mahoney, who also was sitting in the back, was wearing a seat belt.

  9. Biographies • Daniel-17- Driver BMW- honor roll, Camp Counselor only child. • Wesley-17-passenger BMW-honor roll, Tennis star • Eric-17-passenger BMW- Key Club, Crew, Hockey, school scholarship named after him. • Brian-38, Passenger of Escort- Chemical Engineer, Married, Father of 3 young kids

  10. Memories • December 11, 2002 Dan you were taken far too soon and there were so many lives yet to be touched by your bright smile and wonderful sense of humor. You will always be in our hearts at GHS and your family in our prayers. We'll miss you and will never forget you.

  11. Driving Safely • 5,864 fatal crashes involving young drivers ages 15-20 occurred in 2008, resulting in 6,428 deaths. • Of that number, 2,739 were young drivers and 1,654 were passengers of young drivers. The remaining 2,035 victims were pedestrians, other drivers and passengers in the other vehicles involved in crashes with young drivers.

  12. Any Questions? • Who are the members of !MPACT?www.mourningparentsact.org!MPACT was founded by the families of three teens who were killed in separate car crashes within an eleven-day period and a twenty-five mile radius of one another in December of 2002. 

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