No one in the home was injured. Clevidence said the roadway was busy at the time of the accident, and authorities believe others may have witnessed the accident. Anyone who saw the mishap or knows who may have been driving the blue van is asked to contact the Hancock County Sheriff's Office. Police union representatives say the tests violate the labor contract between the city and union. The pact calls only for random blood and urine tests, Findlay Police Association President Ryan Doe said.
Doe is a police officer.
We feel they're going beyond the scope of the policy. The city's policy permits it to conduct the blood and urine tests on a random basis up to three times per year. The police agreed to the testing in a contract that began in 1999. Doe said the breath tests started this year. Service-Safety Director Robert Ruse would not confirm whether the city was conducting breath tests.