We can’t say that about all law enforcement, but I’d say that we can say that about the binghamton police. The news is coming out today that a police officer was arrested and charged with first degree murder on Monday for fatally shooting a woman during a routine traffic stop. Officers said they saw the woman reaching behind the driver’s seat and holding a black object. The object turned out to be gunpowder on her person.
The woman involved in this case is a 28-year-old woman. Apparently she refused to stop for a stop sign and went right off the road into the bike path. She was still alive when she was hit, but died from her injuries. The police account that it was a routine traffic stop doesn’t exactly sound like a “routine traffic stop,” but it’s not exactly a great start either.
The woman in this case was a bike rider who was taking her bike to a bike shop for some repairs. The police are calling it a routine traffic stop, but I don’t think that’s exactly right either.
This is the second time in a month we’ve seen a bicyclist in the midst of a police stop. This time a cyclist was hit by a car, but it was pretty obviously a routine traffic stop. The car was not stopped for a stop sign either, but the bicycle rider was apparently stopped for a bicycle lane light. Although the car was stopped for the stop sign, the bike rider was not.
The latest report from the binghamton police department is that the cyclist was not stopped for the stop sign, but was instead stopped for a bicycle lane light. The cop who stopped the cyclist did not report any information to the officer who stopped the car. The car that hit the cyclist is still under investigation.
This incident is just a few days old now but just this morning it was revealed that the binghamton police department’s latest report was in error and that a cyclist was hit by a car when he was not stopped for a stop sign. It’s one of a number of recent mishaps where cyclists have been hit by cars when they weren’t stopped for a light.
A cyclist was hit by a car in binghamton, and the binghamton police departments newest report is erroneous. The driver of the car was not stopped for a stop sign, apparently. This is just the latest in a string of mishaps for cyclists in the city.
We’re not sure where binghamton police are getting their data, but if they can’t get their stop sign data from any of their other systems, then they have to be wrong. We’ll be checking with them and posting an update if we learn anything.
The binghamton police department reports that the main reason they cant get their stop sign data from any of their other systems, is because they are not able to get their stop sign data from the main system to all of its other computers. It’s likely that the main system used to obtain the data was also not an option for the other systems.
The binghamton police department has a new article on their website regarding the current issue with their stop sign data. They state that they did obtain their stop sign data from the main system (the one that is currently using the current stop sign system) and that they have yet to even get their stop sign data from the computers in the rest of their department.
