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February 19, 2010
Trooper changes breathalyzer result
A Vermont state trooper changed the results of a breath alcohol test, writing in a result of .102 when the result was actually .69. His defense when he was sued: Hey, I thought I was allowed to do that?
Sleigh said Robillard wrongly believed the law allowed him to revise Henn’s breath-test result to a figure close to what a preliminary breath test indicated at the time of the traffic stop in order to support a license-suspension citation.
