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<p>Technically, he was arrested, but apparently allowed to leave on his own recognizance afterward (rather than being required to post bail to get out of jail). Of course, it could certainly be that being allowed to leave on his own recognizance instead of having to post bail could have depended on things other than the crime that he was accused of.</p>
<p>Re: #135</p>
<p>Looks like you found some corruption in the police department and the traffic court… although you were driving too fast for the conditions if you were unable to find a safe path (stop or avoid) in the situation where the roadway was partially obstructed ahead. Be really careful when approaching corners or hilltops where the view around is obstructed. Traffic jams, crashed cars, pedestrians, fallen trees, etc. could be just around those corners or over the hilltops.</p>