Mark Kulas intake photo (aka "mug shot") courtesy Amherst Police Department
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Other charges were dropped as part of the 24D plea
In Eastern Hampshire District Court this morning Mr Kulas did not show up for his 9:00 AM arraignment and a bench warrant was issued for "failure to appear".
But he did show up by close of business today (maybe he had overslept) and ended up taking a standard 24D disposition: $650 in fines, losing his license for 45 days, and one year probation.
In addition since his Breathalyzer was .20% he must undergo a (substance abuse) 24Q evaluation
If he's 22, he was born before 1995, which puts him in the "Generation Y" category of basement dwellers with no job, living out of the parent's basement. Sad
ReplyDeleteHey don't forget the 30, 40 and 50 year old's who now live out of their families basement and can't find work either. Nearly 100 million people now have given up looking for work in this country since they can't find a job.
ReplyDeleteI thought Bronco Bama fixed all of that of that?
ReplyDeleteLarry, this schmuck was a hell of a lot more dangerous than the person with the .08 OUI -- I don't think that he should be treated essentially the same as the person with the "excessive blood alcohol level" of .08 when he was clearly DRUNK.
ReplyDeleteThere are jobs-
ReplyDeleteA quick search indicates that United Technologies has 2334 jobs in the US to be filled (over 700 are in CT) Businesses are having to utilize head hunters to fill positions.
As for entry level: The Hadley Wendy's closed sometime before 7PM on Sunday night because they didn't have a crew to handle the shift (UMass has left a void- there are help wanted signs throughout the area)
Training in the correct fields(and work ethic) is key. Westfield Voc is retraining adults (former machinists and others) to work jobs that require modern/ advanced technology and they are training their high schoolers specifically for the aeronautics field (where there is a wealth of opportunities with more to come)