good to hear you are now free..usirudie tena.hope wife amekusort..I can see you are still awake

Pole sana bro.It is well.Some massage and walking will help the legs.

Ensure to have Min 5 contacts in your memory.

Clean your legs thoroughly and apply any of those anti bacterial/fungal creams.

Do not ever drink and drive going foward.

How much was the fine?

Pole bro. I have once been locked in a cell for driving car with expired insurance. They closed the crackdown with me at about 11am, and got bailed out at 2pm for 5K, and court next day for a mere fine of 1000. After court, we queued for our cash bail refunds. Tjose cells ni torture!

I agree, you have now become a man!

[quote=hardwood]It was a terrible week for me. Niliwekwa ndani even after taking the akoblow test. The cops said I was over the limit and also they were very furious with me for being kichwa ngumu.

I had initially thought I would sort out things at the station but when we got there, things moved very fast. After recording our names kwa OB (there were about 15 of us), they asked us to surrender our valuables ie cash, wallets and phones which they marked and put in a safe. We were then asked to remove our belts and shoes (one shoe) and these were put in a big carton. Then we were thrown into the cell and the door locked until 6am. No chance even ya kujitetea or call someone.

At 6am in the morning they opened the door to do a roll call and handing over. Then at about 9am they called us one by one and gave us a chance each to make one call using their phone at the station. Now the big problem I had is that among the people who would have bailed me out, the only number I know off-head is my wife's number. So I called her. She had been very worried about my whereabouts and she was happy to learn that I was Ok....but she was furious that "after kutangatanga the whole night taking phombe and getting into trouble", I now wanted her to come and bail me out.

I was bailed out (cash bail 20k) and also paid 5k towing charges. Since I was still locked in the cell she had to sort the matter. Initially I thought that when you are bailed maneno imekwisha, but kumbe you still have to appear in court. I was told they circulate your car reg no and arrest you if you dont appear in court. So I went to court and was fined.

It was my first time in a police cell and it was a horrible experience. I was standing the whole night and until I was bailed out at noon the next day. I was soo tired and my legs are still hurting to this day due to the many hours of standing barefoot on the concrete floor. The worst experience was walking barefoot to the flooded toilet. I am still traumatized and I feel more angrier than miguna. As @angelica said, osicheze na sirkal.





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Pole sana mbao ngumu. I was last arrested around 2015, apart from the demeaning experience, the process was very bureaucratic and tiring. I swore never to be arrested for DUI.

[quote=hardwood]Yaani nilishikwo and only a handful of wazuans have "given me pole". Isokei. Kweli marafiki hujulikana wakati wa shida sio wakati wa "wazua mbusi".[/quote]

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