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entertainment1 year ago

"Lisa Ann Detained by NYPD at Matt Rife Comedy Show"

Adult film star Lisa Ann was detained by NYPD after allegedly using her cell phone during a Matt Rife comedy show at Radio City Music Hall. Ann claimed she did nothing wrong and was given the choice of being taken to a hospital or being arrested. She was ultimately released without citation after spending time in handcuffs and being sent to an ambulance for medical evaluation. Ann denied using her phone, but a source alleged she was recording the show and became disruptive when asked to stop. Comedians have become increasingly strict about cell phone use during shows, and Rife had his own incident involving leaked footage in November.

law-and-safety2 years ago

Michigan's New Hands-Free Driving Law: What Drivers Need to Know

Michigan's new distracted driving law is now in effect, making it illegal to hold or touch a phone while driving. The law aims to reduce distracted driving crashes and fatalities. Violations can result in fines starting at $100 for first-time offenses, increasing to $250 for subsequent offenses, and may require a driver's improvement course for repeat offenders. Exceptions are made for law enforcement, first responders, and emergency calls to 911.

law2 years ago

Ohio's New Law Prohibits Phone Use While Driving

A new Ohio law goes into effect on April 4, 2023, making it a primary offense to use a handheld cell phone while driving. Offenders will be let off with a warning for the first six months, followed by fines or a distracted driving course for subsequent offenses. The fines for a first offense could be $150, $250 for a second offense, and $500 for a third offense within two years.

law2 years ago

Ohio's New Distracted Driving Law Takes Effect This Week: What You Should Know

A new law targeting distracted driving takes effect in Ohio, making it illegal for drivers to use or hold a cell phone or electronic device while driving on Ohio roads, with exceptions for using a speaker phone function or holding the phone to your ear for a conversation. Violators will be given warnings during a six-month grace period, and violations will start being issued on Oct. 4. The use of cell phones and other electronic communications devices will be considered a primary traffic offense for all drivers, allowing law enforcement to immediately pull over a distracted driver upon witnessing a violation.