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Drunks No PLA
Longer V
Criminals
By Yvettc McCullough k M \l \
Staff WHtcr B II \1 w
Public drunkenness vmII /
no longer be considered a I
crime in North Carolina, mm ^
according to a taw that went M \ \
into effect October 1. The I 1
General Assembly passed a il
, new statute that provides \
law enforcement officers
treatment persons ?4 1
who are
- This change in the law is
the result pf a study by the _
??Attorney General's Com
n i n v* ^
?- - umicc on ruoiic Drunkenness.
The committee,
which was comprised of r t
criminal justice personnel, v-^J
doctors and mental health
personnel from all over the fr
state, recommended the
discriminalization of public v '
drunkenness. /Nv^
"The committee recom-? ?^
mended, that we take the .
illness of alcoholism and harvktmish SWEET WESTERh
treat it as such, Attorney UAMBYftKlifC L
General Rufus L. Edmin- HUfllTUIIfJ
. . V- "; . . HARVEST FRESH NIW CROP SWEI
sten told the Chronicle. DATATACC A
"For years we've been ^
putting alcoholics in jail for f Allt IFI ftWFB 1
having the disease of alco- harvest fresh sweet yellow
holism," he added. AMIAIJC O
The old law created large m
caseloads and hampered
law enforcement's handling __
oL public, drunks^ said the
"attorney general.- m
"Most judges threw the ^ 1^1 9
drunk charges out because ? ?^3EJ
they felt that drinking was a f x
= sicknessr^ a police officer j
said of the old law. "If you \
arrest a drunk, he'll stay in \ ^ J
jail for a few hours, then
he's right back in the street
again." '
With the new statute, a
person who is a public I I
-.drunk will be transported tohome
or the home
friends. Another alternative
will be to transport the
person to shelters or a ^ v ' 1 .
hospital if medication attention
is needed.
"Look, why do we put I
people in jail for having an F J ! , 1 IJ I
r-illnessy-" -Edminsten-re- -
marked. 44Why use T3w
enforcement's very scarce
time to convict people
being sick?" ^
"Now what we do is this;
if you're an alcoholic and
you're not bothering anybody,
we either leave you
alone or
Edminsten
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vyiuiiiuvui
i^hhhhh
McNaught, public
safety attorney, the new
law will not have much
effect in Winston-Salem. CI VJ I Pi i
"As a rule the
department has not been
hauling people in who are 11 H H ^
drunk/' McNaught said.
"If they did, they wouldn't
have time to do anything I ?J
McNaught
ing inebriates to jail will be
resort. When they are J
taken to jail, they won't be A W
arrested but given a chance
to sleep it off, J
Once they are sober they
will be free
Scheduled
RALEIGH-They're lK!li?mL*jE
lovable, cute and amusfrna.
Give them six months and f Iflfrfl
they'll be irritable, a nui- I V^QjfVffl
sance, and in some cases,
downright dangerous.
People's desire to hold ^HQQSy
wild animals as pets is a
problem all wildlife agencies
have to cope with, and
the North Carolina Wildlife
Resources Commission is j
no exception. M | I^H
On October 23 at 9:00
a.m. the Commission will ^MtM II
hold a public hearing on MM
some proposed changes in
the regulations governing t PAIKVIIW MALL
the holding of wild animals MON. SAT. f A.M.-10 P.M.
in captivity. SUNDAY 11 NOON-9 P.M.
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