Tina Kelloms von Bismarck, it was found innocent of charges while driving drunk in a process of Appeals Seventh Circuit Judicial District Judge Phillip Shirron in Malvern Circuit Court on Tuesday.

Kelloms been convicted, and the court’s district, which from a single car accident early in the afternoon of September 23, 2007, on Hwy. 84 approximately 3.5 km west of Hwy. 7

Arkansas State Police Cpl. Eric Henson, who investigates the accident, he demonstrated Kelloms arrest in the scene after finding it exciting, had the language and therefore can not on their own. He testified that he Kelloms Arkadelphia transported to a hospital, where they agreed to take a blood test, so that the state crime lab to determine what substances have been found in their system. He testified that he rejected the processing of the scene and refused transport by an ambulance crew that responded.
The blood test, after the testimony of witnesses, revealed the presence of hydrocodone, with fluoxetine, alprazalam, trazadone and an antihistamine.

After questioning by the defender Gregory Crain, Kelloms testimony, so as to give a recipe for drugs at the time of the accident and was under a doctor for the care of an old car accident with a tractor-trailer rig, the necessary steps to his left five feet.

She testified that she had taken hydrocodone last 15 hours before the accident, because he went to take their children to a demonstration. She testified that she had dropped their children just before the accident occurred.

Kelloms testified that she was excited because she had a previous negative encounter with a member of the ambulance crew as part of the person concerned in the treatment of a family member. She also said it was exciting because it was his third traffic accident.

Henson’s Video dashboard of the aircraft, some of them have been brought to justice, clearly shows a boat with his foot on the left ankle when she went to his vehicle on the tab of car. The audio portion of the tape revealed that Kelloms to be exciting, but not show them the language.

Kelloms testify that the riders, and another person were “taking over”, as it was awarded to the tape drive. She testified that she was most impressed at the helm of the accident, but refused treatment at the clinic Arkadelphia, cited previous personal experiences. She testified that she had Hot Springs to a hospital for treatment later in the afternoon, and has been for four days of stay.

In announcing its decision, stressing that Shirron was excited by the scene.
“I am not guilty of finding what you are based on what I have seen and heard here today,” Shirron told her, as he had found not guilty of the charge.

• In other companies in court, Bobby R. Draper of Malvern was for a duration of eight years in the Arkansas Department of Correction after conviction to its provisions and conditions of probation.

Draper was to test The November 7, 2007, after the conviction of a criminal attempt of the fee for the manufacture of methamphetamine, testimony.

A division of the probation sentence supervisor testify that Draper has been tested positive for drug use in November 2007, shortly after the arrival on the test was unsuccessful, the report of the monitoring visits, which failed to demonstrate the use or presence in the school, not become involved in consultation meetings mandatory five times and did not have to pay fines and costs, as well as conditions of his probationary period agreement.
Draper testified that all the injuries were Shirron true, and said they were the result of its nature curious about meth.

Draper Shirron asked to recommend that the opportunity to participate in drug treatment in the long term, while his sentence.

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