Charles Hunter wrote in a message to Alan Rackmill:
 CH> Subject: Legality of Commandeering cars                     
 CH>          
AR>It thecop who wants to comandeer my car wants me top move any faster than
  >that, he is going to have to physically pull me from the car.
  >And I don't carte if he is chasing Attilla the Hun, that will bring about 

  >nice law suit, and you know as well as I do that I would win.
  >Or Barbara.  Or whoever it is done to.
 CH> Why is it that you assume that the officer would be that
 CH> insensitive to your situation?
I don't assume that.
I am merely going by the tone of the responses by some that the cop has the 
absolute right to comandeer your car regardless of any "extenuating" 
circumstances.
Those responses did not take intoaccount any physical disabilities that the 
driver/owner of the car had, and sort of implied that they would be 
irrelevant in any case.
Alan
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