San Francisco Policeman Mandated to the Religious Cult of Alcoholics Anonymous for DUI Crash

Skid marks from a crash scene in the Inner Sunset district led to the home of San Francisco police Sgt. Thomas Haymond, who pleaded no contest to a DUI charge Tuesday. - KTVU (CH. 2)

Even police officers are mandated to AA meetings for a variety of reasons. This time it was for a DUI. The courts even mandate the religious cult of AA to police officers.
  • SFPD sergeant must go to Alcoholics Anonymous, rehab after off-duty DUI crash 

    By  @SFExMikeAldax

  • KTVU (CH. 2)
  • Skid marks from a crash scene in the Inner Sunset district led to the home of San Francisco police Sgt. Thomas Haymond, who pleaded no contest to a DUI charge Tuesday.

A San Francisco police sergeant will have to attend 90 Alcoholics Anonymous meetings and stay a month in a residential treatment program as part of his sentence for a DUI collision last month in the Inner Sunset district. Continue reading

California AA Member Arrested for Throwing Hot Coffee On Leader of AA Meeting

A known disruptive AA member had been tolerated for his disruptive for some time before he lost it and threw hot coffee at the leader of the AA meeting causing him blisters. It is common for 12 step meetings to be very tolerant of members putting other members in peril.

Hot beverages reportedly weapon of choice in alleged assaults in San Francisco

By: Mike Aldax | 04/09/13 5:45 PM
SF Examiner Staff Writer | Follow On Twitter @SFExMikeAldax
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Two separate incidents at two separate Starbucks in San Francisco involved suspects using scalding hot water as a weapon.

Three unrelated criminal cases in which scalding water or coffee was used as a weapon are being handled with care, according to San Francisco prosecutors.

Men with apparently hot tempers were recently arrested in connection with unrelated attacks at two Starbucks outlets and an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting.

The latest incident occurred March 31 when a man allegedly poured coffee on the leader of an AA meeting at 20th and Lexington streets in the Mission district. The suspect, 28-year-old Armando Rodriquez of San Francisco, landed in hot water when he was charged with felonious mayhem and assault with force likely to cause great bodily injury. He remains in custody on $100,000 bail. Continue reading