Marguerite Engle Provides a Staggering .708 BAC Result
Posted on January 15, 2010
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Sturgis, South Dakota. On December 1, 2009, Marguerite Engle, 45, was found in a parked truck next to Interstate 90. The truck had been reported stolen and quickly got the attention of law enforcement. Engle was arrested and then provided an astounding breath alcohol sample of .708. That is nearly NINE TIMES the South Dakota DUI legal limit of .08. Such a high level is life threatening and it really is a miracle she is still alive. While prosecuting DUI cases for Seattle the record BAC sample was just over .500. That individual spent a few nights at Haborview Medical Center before he was allowed booking into jail.... Read more
Republican Senate Majority Leader of Utah Arrested for DUI
Posted on January 15, 2010
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Millcreek, Utah. Sheldon Killpack is widely known throughout Utah as the Senate Majority Leader for the State Senate. Today, the Republican made the news for being arrested for DUI.... Read more
Real Housewives of New Jersey Joe Giudice Arrested for DUI
Posted on January 15, 2010
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New Jersey. Husband, Joe “Juicy” Giudice, of Teresa Giudice was arrested for DUI on January 14 after crashing his vehicle into a telephone pole near the Giudice’s residence. Juicy was taken to the Morristown Memorial Hospital for medical treatment and had a sample of blood drawn for evidentiary purposes. It is alleged that Giudice was driving drunk.... Read more
NFL Football Legend Bruce Smith Guilty of DUI
Posted on January 15, 2010
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Virginia Beach, Virginia – Bruce Smith, 46, a former NFL player has finally concluded a very long DUI criminal case. The Buffalo Bills and Washington Redskins defensive end was convicted for DUI on July 9, 2009, but delayed the sentencing hearing of his criminal case by appealing a ruling. His appeal had no merit and he was sentenced on January 14, 2010.... Read more
Finger Dexterity Field Sobriety Test Explained
Posted on January 14, 2010
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Some law enforcement agencies in Washington State utilize the Finger Dexterity field sobriety test during a DUI investigation. The Finger Dexterity test is not recognized as a Standard Field Sobriety Test by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, and in my experience this sobriety test is complete garbage. I have administered this test on countless individuals that have consumed zero intoxicants and they have all failed.... Read more
Eric Weems of the Atlanta Falcons Cannot Hide his DUI Arrest
Posted on December 20, 2009
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Atlanta, Georgia. Eric Weems, wide receiver of the Atlanta Falcons, was arrested for DUI back on November 16. The team just learned about his transgression which clearly indicates the athlete just assumed his team did not learn about the incident. Weems here is your first lesson about being a professional athlete, nothing you do is a secret. When you break the law and are arrested you will not be able to keep that quiet.... Read more
Arlington Man Killed by Suspected Marysville Drunk Driver
Posted on December 20, 2009
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Marysville, Washington – December 19, 2009. It will be a very sad Christmas for one Arlington family this year. Earlier today a 26-year-old man walking on Smokey Point BLVD was struck by a vehicle. Good Samaritans performed CPR on the victim until police and aid arrived, but it was too late. The victim died at the scene.... Read more
Gators Reinstate Carlos Dunlap for the Sugar Bowl
Posted on December 20, 2009
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Gainesville, Florida. Florida Gator coach Urban Meyer lifts Carlos Dunlap’s suspension just in time for the Sugar Bowl. Dunlap was suspended from the team for his DUI arrest. After the stomping Florida received from Alabama in the SEC Championship it is not stunning they want all able bodies on the field for the Sugar Bowl. Also, it is a Florida football program. Is anyone really shocked they give such light sanctions to players that break the law? Florida schools have consistently looked in the other direction or doled out the lamest of punishments when their players go thug or stupid. Yes, Dunlap went very stupid the night he was arrested. He was so hammered he passed out in the middle of an intersection while the car was running and in gear. Just another privileged athlete getting another athlete DUI and no one really cares because they are lights out on the field of play.... Read more
Do Medina Police Arrest People for DUI? How Often?
Posted on December 20, 2009
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Medina, Washington. A question was recently submitted asking if Medina police officers make many DUI arrests. The answer is definitely and more often than you would suspect. Quite shocking for a city that has an approximate population total of 3,500. Medina also is considered one of the richest and most exclusive neighborhoods in Washington State. Microsoft founder, Bill Gates, lives in Medina along with Microsoft colleague Charles Simonyi and Ichiro Suzuki of the Mariners. So do rich people drink and drive more often than the rest of the population accounting for the numerous DUI arrests in Medina? NO. Medina is unique and their jurisdiction includes a section of roadway that most cities do not have; a direct pipeline into Seattle, Washington.... Read more
The BAC DataMaster Breath Test Machine Error Messages
Posted on December 18, 2009
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Washington State utilizes the BAC DataMaster breath test machine to measure the blood alcohol content of a suspect arrested for driving under the influence. The BAC DataMaster is a product of National Patent Analytical Systems, Inc. (NPAS) located in Mansfield, Ohio.... Read more


