Man Who Defecated in Squad Car Must Write Apology to Trooper

Edward Carroll of Nashua may have thought he got the last laugh when he left "a present" in the back of a Massachusetts state police cruiser, following his arrest in February, according to the Lowell Sun.

But the 66 year old, placed on probation last week by a Lowell District Court Judge, was ordered to write a letter of apology to the State Trooper who arrested him for driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol on Feb. 10, after Carroll nearly sped into the cruiser head-on.

The Trooper was working a snow removal detail following a blizzard when Carroll disregarded the road signage, then assaulted the Trooper as he attempted to place him under arrest.

Carroll's case was continued without a finding until Oct. 30, 2015, at which time his probation ends. During that time Carroll must refrain from drug and alcohol use, pay $168 in restitution and write a letter of apology to the state trooper.

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