Get My License Narrative

On 10/12/16 Deputy Camacho and I arrived at 6601 Highway 161 in reference to a dispatched auto theft. We contacted Kaitlin Rutter, who said two white miles in a white Toyota Camry took her purse and other belongings which contained her prescription Methadone and other narcotics. While speaking with Mrs. Rutter she pointed out a white Toyota south bound on Highway 161 and stated, “That was them”. I entered Highway 161 and could see that the vehicle had accelerated. There were a couple of vehicles between us with oncoming traffic. I accelerated to catch up with the individuals but traffic north bound was heavy. I was also aware we were approaching Harris Elementary and there are often cars in and out of the school at this time of day so I was trying to make a cautious approach of the vehicle. As I was approaching the school I lost sight of the vehicle. I observed Dep. Benson turn onto Spradlin Cove and state she was in foot pursuit of two white male subjects who had just jumped out of a white vehicle. I turned onto Spradlin Cove and was directed by Deputy Benson to a wooded area behind the residences of Spradlin Cove. Deputy Camacho and I began a search of the area. I found a white male, in a blue checkered button down shirt, attempting to conceal himself in brush in the wooded area approximately 200 yards southeast of where the car was located. I took the subject, later identified as Jeffrey Woods, into custody and turned him over to Deputy Camacho. I continued a search of the wooded area where I found a red and black nylon bag containing

this at age 18. (I’m 16 i don’t even have my driving permit yet, Tragic.) Later on

Not driving in the state in which I reside is considered unusual especially for someone within my age bracket not just because you can start driving at the age of 15, but because Florida is probably one of the worst states for public transportation. I can tell you from a first person perspective that it is not fun or easy to wait around for a bus that is thirty minutes to an hour late, although this is something that is to be expected on the off chance that the bus is actually on time you could miss it just for expecting it to be late.

I am an Audiology tech working for a Company that just merged with Mercy Clinic

Last May, my coworker and friend, Alex lost his life in a devastating drunk driving accident. Those who knew him including myself, spent months grieving the passing of a man we all considered family. After hundreds of tears and sleepless nights, I vowed to create a change instead of sitting around mourning the death of my friend.

Before I could even think about driving myself to school, I had to obtain a learner’s permit for 6 months. Most teenagers earn their learner’s permit at 15 and a half, their parents give them $365 to go to driving school for 2 weeks, and then they have their license at 16 years old. That was not the case for me. My parents were not as supportive of me nor as excited as most parents would be for their teenagers to get their driver’s license. I was unable to earn my permit until I was 16. When the long and torturous 6 months of me driving with my mother were finally over, I simply asked my parents if they could financially help me out with driving school. They never had the money for those kinds of things. That meant it was all up to me to be independent and get a job. At seventeen years old I had enough money to take to the Springfield School of Driving and place a deposit to start my classes. After I finished driving school, I was eager to schedule my driver’s exam.

I didn’t think I would be able to do it for such a long time. I still have two years left until I can get a regular license but I am still very proud of the fact that I have grown and changed so

Hi Mrs. Flint, I hope you had a fine break. How are you? I realize school has started again. Let me know what days you are open for a visit. As for me, I got my two year degree and I got my drivers license. As of now, I am in the process of gaining employment with DOR and will most likely hear back from them in september to discuss what is next.

As a young kid I would sit around and look at Craigslist. I couldn't wait to get my license and be able to buy my very own vehicle. It was all I ever wanted. When I turned 15 I put my application in at the good ol Monroe Kroger. Although it is about a 15 minute drive, the working conditions have made it worth it. I worked my tail off and finally had enough money saved up. I looked for weeks, I was trying to find a Jeep Comanche. They are really hard to find because they were only made a few years. I was not able to find one. I kept looking and I found something else. Finally, I had bought my first vehicle. It was a 1999 Jeep Cherokee with a 4.5 inch lift with 33 inch tires. It

I started to take a Driving License. The license was easy.The day of driving test has come. My father woke me up at five pm for the driving test. He was mad and though we were late.Turned out we came early and I pass the driving test.

To me getting my drivers license is important. There are many things you need to pay attention to such as; the cost, the danger, and the responsibility. There are many thing drivers need to pay for. Also the danger is very high while driving. Do not play around while driving. Driving is not something to play around with. Drivers could really hurt somebody.

My life changed when I passed my driver's license. From that day on I didn’t have to worry about being late to school or practice because I had to find a ride everywhere. I never had a job before I got my driver’s license so I never had extra money to spent that my mom and dad didn’t give me. I got my first job the first summer after I started driving.

     If you had told me when I turned sixteen that I couldn’t get my license until I turned eighteen, I would have thrown a fit. Now that I am older, I realize that I had no business driving an automobile at 16 years old. I was the typical teenage driver. The cool one, who had the “Detroit

Within days of turning sixteen, I made an appointment for my driving test. In the early seventies, the process of acquiring a Driver's License was not as complex as it is today. Less than two months after turning sweet sixteen, I proudly held a piece of paper allowing me to legally drive an automobile. My bank account had grown enough to purchase a quality, used car, but I lacked the finances to purchase the required expensive,

When you turn 16, you reach a very big milestone. Driving! On your 16th birthday, you are able to get your permit. Every teenager looks forward to the moment they can finally drive, even if it is with a parent in the car. Since I am one of the oldest in my grade, I was able to get my permit in November of 2015. I got my license on May 20th, and have been… almost successful with it. Now, I am going to share with you a couple guidelines for when you begin driving. This isn’t meant to dissuade you from driving *at all*, or getting in the car with me. But I will say that my experiences have been a little more than interesting in the road to get my license and after I got it. No pun intended. So buckle up, I’m about to discuss how driving has