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DWI -- and Annapolis Light
IN A SORRY swoon to lobbyists in Annapolis, a handful of lawmakers has killed a bill that would have strengthened Maryland's drunk-driving laws. The proposal -- unlike the 11 members of the statehouse who voted it down -- made sense. It would have set a blood-alcohol-content reading of .08 as
Conviction Rates For Dwi Rise Statewide
Drunken driving conviction rates have soared in Mecklenburg and other counties across the state since the Observer reported that thousands of DWI suspects had gotten off despite testing over the alcohol limit. Mecklenburg's conviction rate in such cases rose from 57 percent in late 2003 to 75 percent a year
Driving Home a Lesson of Tragedy Woman Convicted of DWI Offers Warning to Area Students
Kari Peters is at Park View High School in Sterling, with 600 juniors and seniors gathered before her, to tell of the terrible mistake she made when she was about their age. It took 1,500 stitches to close her physical wounds, but the emotional ache remains, open and raw, three
Arrest Scandal Unravels A Tightknit Community Quarrels Linger Since Alexandria Official's DWI
Civic debate over seemingly minor issues such as parks and stoplights can rage for months, which is another reason nobody is surprised that the controversy over [Rebecca L. Perry]'s case has not abated. "Alexandria's motto should be, 'Alexandria: Where We Never Reach Closure,' " former City Council member David Speck
Officers Honored For DWI Arrests
Prince George's County Police Chief Michael J. Flaherty has presented awards to 27 officers whose work on a county task force formed to deter drunk driving led to a 5.5 percent increase last year in arrests. Source : pqasb.pqarchiver.com
Immigration debate hits court: DWI treatment program used to skirt deportation, probation chief told
Oct. 1--Mecklenburg's DWI treatment court is accepting illegal immigrants and some of them may be avoiding deportation because of it. Robert Guy, who heads North Carolina's probation program, said probation officers have overheard Mecklenburg's DWI treatment court officials talk about sending suspected illegal immigrants to treatment centers, so they don't
DWI Danger Zones Arlington police focus on drunken drivers
ARLINGTON - West Warren's job is clearing drunken drivers from the street. But Saturday night had been peculiarly slow. Mostly, he had been ticketing speeders. Warren, 29, is a traffic officer who works DWI enforcement when he isn't determining the cause of car wrecks. He had taken a break at
Bill would add to DWI penalty
Drunken driving can cost lives. It can also cost a lot of money if you're convicted of it. And soon, a drunken driving conviction may become even more expensive for people who refuse to take a breath test after being pulled over by police. State Rep. Todd Smith, R-Euless, is sponsoring
Pr. George's DWI Arrests Fall Amid Shortage of Officers DWI Cases Dwindle in Pr. George's
Prince George's County police, hindered by what officers say is a shortage of personnel needed to process paper work and operate breathalyzer equipment, are making far fewer arrests for drunken driving at a time when the number of alcohol-related traffic fatalities is increasing in the county. In neighboring Montgomery County, where
Eller Pleads Guilty To Dwi Charge
Former Vikings great Carl Eller pleaded guilty Monday to a fourth-degree misdemeanor charge of driving while intoxicated. He will pay a $1,000 fine and perform five days of community service.Eller, 64, of Minneapolis, entered the plea Monday in Hennepin County District Court. The Minnesota State Patrol stopped him Feb. 26