Cop, town don’t get immunity in wreck

Cop, town don’t get immunity in wreck
Judge: There wasn’t any emergency

By Alan Cooper
Published: June 2, 2008

A Waverly town policeman took time to shave before responding to a homicide call from his Prince George County home. That delay was inconsistent with any interest the state might have had in his driving more than 20 miles per hour over the speed limit to get to the scene, Prince George Circuit Judge Sam Campbell ...

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Judge: There wasn’t any emergency