re: Louisiana's most well known State Trooper got his job back

I went back and read the original threads. Stalekracker himself was the only one with obvious injuries after the incident, and he had multiple broken bones. Under those circumstances, I can't really fault the man for not conducting a DUI investigation or "rendering aid." There were other adults present, and Stalekracker was probably most concerned with getting medical attention for himself.

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Does it matter if someone sprained their thumb or lost a limb?

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It does actually, especially if you’re claiming “serious bodily injury” and felonies.

Yet the actual driver of the boat was only charged with misdemeanors so I don’t believe anyone was seriously hurt…so everything you and the other poster have been saying doesn’t even align with what the driver was charged with.

People watch too many cop shows and think laws on those shows are the law of the land.

I’ve also heard that him and the boat operator actually stopped and talked to them initially, but the only side of the story we have is the lady who went to the news. Which is a problem.