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DWI charge for Brashear

Flyers winger Donald Brashear was charged with drunken driving after being pulled over early Friday in Waterford Township, Camden County, police said. Brashear is slated to appear Jan. 8 in Waterford Township Municipal Court to answer charges of driving while intoxicated, careless driving, and refusing to take a Breathalyzer test,

Court used to skirt deportation?

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 go

Drunken Driving Convictions

The Clipper publishes the results of trials involving charges of drunken driving or refusal to take blood tests that lead to convictions in Chesapeake General District Court, Traffic Division. Ten days are allowed from the date of conviction to file an appeal. The Alcohol Safety Action Program (ASAP) retrains and serves as

SEEKING ANSWERS ON DWI New attitudes, rules are urged

Although Texans talk tough about drunken driving, their words speak louder than their actions. Police and court records show the Texas legal system is not effectively dealing with the most deadly element of the drunken driving problem: repeat offenders who drink and drive regardless of DWI convictions, fines, jail terms

Repeat offender arrested Suspect has record of seven DWI pleas

Ruben C. Gonzales was arrested last weekend on a DWI charge. That's nothing new. The 49-year-old resident of Quinlan, in Hunt County, has pleaded guilty to driv ing while intoxicated at least seven times before. "It's terrible. He is a death waiting to happen," said Margaret Collins, executive director of the

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

New program doubles arrests for DWI, sheriff's officials say

The number of DWI arrests countywide has more than doubled under a new program, Collin County Sheriff's Department officials said this week. Sheriff's Department officials said they attribute the increase in arrests to the new Driving While Intoxicated Step Contract that was started last October. The department made 284 DWI arrests

DWI legislation addresses Day case

Lawmakers this session addressed an Appeals Court ruling last year that had jeopardized four years worth of legislation toughening state laws against drunken driving. The Court of Appeals ruled in the Day case that breath tests taken more than one hour after an arrest require expert witnesses in court to

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.

DWI parolee may return to prison, official reports

An Arlington man recently paroled for his 13th drunken-driving conviction may be forced to return to prison for violating the terms of his release when he was stopped last month on suspicion of drunken driving, a parole official said yesterday. Parole officials in Austin issued an arrest warrant Jan. 30