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Easley signs DWI reforms: Governor approves tough new laws to make convictions easier; measures follow Observer reports.
Aug. 22--Gov. Mike Easley traveled to Charlotte on Monday to sign North Carolina's tough new DWI laws that will make it difficult for drunken drivers to escape conviction and are designed to be applied fairly and consistently throughout the state. The governor, calling the new legislation the most comprehensive revision
Mayor Aims for 2nd DWI Unit.(Final)
A second team of police officers specially trained to nab drunken drivers could be in Albuquerque's future. It all depends on whether Mayor Martin Chavez meets his goal to increase the department's sworn staff to 955 by February. Chavez said he hoped creating a second DWI Unit would help the
Editorial: Entire community needs to battle DWI problems
DWI. No three letters stir emotions more in San Juan County. Driving while intoxicated affects far too many lives in northwest New Mexico, and really all of the Four Corners. In worst-case scenarios, DWI kills. Twenty-two people lost their lives in alcohol-related traffic accidents in San Juan County in 2006.
Collision Kills 2, Including Haymarket Girl, 12 Driver Charged With DWI Neighbor Says Pr. William Site Prone to Accidents
Robin Kaplan, 43, was driving east about 9:15 p.m. on a rolling, rural section of Logmill Road with [Rachel Kaplan] in the front passenger seat. At the crest of a hill, she tried to turn her Toyota RAV4 SUV left onto Parnell Court, the entrance to the Haymarket subdivision where
Texas Priest Charged With DWI in Crash
A priest was charged with drunken driving after crashing a pickup truck into a restaurant and injuring 10 people, a Texas Department of Public Safety trooper said. Five of the victims were taken to hospitals Monday night, none with life-threatening injuries, Trooper David Adkins said. The Rev. Karel Fink's pickup was
5-Time Dwi Offender Is Arrested Again
A Gastonia man who has been convicted five times on DWI charges has been charged again with driving while impaired. David Cornelius Rawley, 34, of 2601 Pembroke Rd. Apt. 10, was charged Friday with felonious driving while impaired after refusing to submit to a chemical analysis, arrest warrants showed. Felonious
Ex-O's hurler Ponson gets five days for DWI
BALTIMORE -- Former Orioles pitcher Sidney Ponson was sentenced to five days in jail Monday after being convicted of driving while impaired. District Judge James Mann ordered Ponson to report Tuesday afternoon to the Central Booking and Intake Center in Baltimore, where he is expected to serve his sentence. Once the
Ex-Redskin Mims Acquitted of DWI Charge
An Arlington County judge yesterday acquitted former Washington Redskins defensive tackle Chris Mims of a charge that he was driving while intoxicated along Interstate 66 in Northern Virginia in the predawn hours of Oct. 25. However, the 27-year-old free agent, whose one season with the Redskins was marred by various injuries,
Suspect in traffic fatality charged by mistake with misdemeanor DWI Police fail to find previous drunken driving convictions during records check
DALLAS - A records check by a newspaper has revealed a long criminal history for a man who mistakenly was charged with misdemeanor - instead of felony - drunken driving after police said he struck and killed a man in a wheelchair last week. Kenneth Wayne Williams, 34, was charged with
DWI Figures Are Misleading.(Opinion)
It's not often that top public officials say one thing one week and another the next. That's what Santa Fe's top police brass have just done on the topic of DWI enforcement. First, they attributed Santa Fe's fast-dropping DWI arrest rate to changing social values and higher penalties. But last