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St. Mary's Official Charged With DWI
St. Mary's County Finance Director Steven E. Welkos was arrested last week on his way home from a local tavern and charged with drunken driving, Maryland State Police said this week. It was his second drunken driving arrest in three years. Police said that after Welkos failed field sobriety tests, he
DWI trial starts for Leonard Little
Jury selection was to continue Tuesday in the drunken-driving trial of St. Louis Rams defensive end Leonard Little. Little, 30, was arrested April 24 on Interstate 64 in the St. Louis suburb of Ladue and charged with speeding and driving while intoxicated after allegedly failing three field sobriety tests.
Editorial: Change needed to fix DWI law loophole
Gov. Bill Richardson said he will work to fix an apparent loophole in the state's drunken driving law that requires prosecutors to hire an official to testify to a driver's blood alcohol content (BAC) at the time of arrest. The legal limit of intoxication within the state is a .08
Wash. GOP Candidate Reveals 1993 DWI
- Republican Senate challenger Mike McGavick revealed a drunken driving incident and discussed his divorce and other past missteps, saying, "It's true I've made mistakes." In his remarkable confession Thursday, McGavick said he had no indication that opponents were about to divulge the 1993 DUI case when he decided to reveal
Va. Man Charged With DWI After I-66 Crash Kills 3
Tim O'Callahan, 42, climbed out of the Accord; his daughter, Tara O'Callahan, 20, and his nephew John Oldigs, 23, were in the back seat. As Tim O'Callahan watched, [Wallace Bouldin] said, a 2001 Dodge Ram pickup truck smashed into the Accord, destroying it. [Maureen O'Callahan], Tara O'Callahan and Oldigs were pronounced
Senator's son keeps license after DWI arrest
The son of state Sen. Tati Santiesteban still has a driver's license despite being arrested for the fifth time for drunken driving. Ricardo Santiesteban's court records show his first driving-while-intoxicated charge was dismissed. He pleaded guilty to the second DWI charge and was sentenced to two years' probation. Prosecutors declined to
Officer Resigns Before Hearing In D.W.I. Case
Police Officer Joseph Gray, accused of running down a pregnant woman, her son and her sister in Brooklyn three weeks ago after an afternoon of drinking in a topless bar, resigned from the Police Department yesterday, just before he was to face an internal disciplinary hearing that would have required
James's Mother Is Arrested for DWI
Gloria James was pulled over Friday night by two off-duty officers, who were working security for the Akron Metropolitan Housing Authority, Akron Police Lt. Rick Edwards said. NELSON OUT: G Jameer Nelson missed the Magic's game last night against the Kings with a sprained right foot. Nelson has emerged as a
Seagoville Mollifies Madd Manager says police told to back off DWI charges
After meeting with representatives of Mothers Against Drunk Driving, City Manager Don Hamon announced Friday that an assistant police chief had told patrol officers not to make arrests on driving-while-intoxicated charges because the process is too time-consuming. Three fired Seagoville police officers had charged at a City Council meeting Thursday
Hilbig curbs DWI plea bargains New district attorney beefs up prosecution
The new district attorney has stopped a plea-bargain practice that reduced drunken driving charges to the equivalent of traffic tickets carrying only a fine. The change is being made in an effort to improve the prosecution of driving-while-intoxicated cases, District Attorney Steve Hilbig said. "I think we do have a problem