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Dwi Arrests Down From '86 Police cite reduced funding, court challenges to checkpoints
Dallas police arrested 1,987 fewer people on drunken driving charges in 1987 compared with the previous year, which police attribute to reduced funding for DWI enforcement and court challenges to police DWI checkpoints. Police arrested 8,287 motorists on DWI charges last year, compared with 10,274 in 1986 and 12,197 in 1985.
Illinois Gets A- For Dwi Grade From Madd Is Highest In Nation
Mothers Against Drunken Driving has given its highest grade - an A- - to Illinois, which has reduced highway deaths 30 percent in the past 10 years, according to statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The agency gave Missouri a D+, one of the lowest grades in the nation,
Marry the Guy, Marry His DWI
After some scrambling, the couple was able to reinsure the wife's car. However, the new rate reflected the husband's DWI conviction in rather unforgettable terms. The new combined premium on the two cars was just under $1,500 a year. Before the husband's DWI conviction, and before the woman married, the
Even Valid Arrest Numbers Change Dwi Arrest Rank Little
Mecklenburg County stands near the bottom of the state's 100 counties in arresting drunken drivers. The nonprofit Alcohol/Drug Council of North Carolina said Mecklenburg ranked last in the rate of arrests per 100,000 people for 1992, the most current year available. Charlotte-Mecklenburg police disputed the ranking, saying the rate drawn
Man convicted 18 times of DWI receives 40 years
FORT WORTH - Henry Crider, a habitual drunken driver who has been found guilty of driving while intoxicated 18 times, was sentenced yesterday to a total of 40 years in prison for his three most recent DWI convictions. Assistant District Attorney Kenneth Mullen called Crider's punishment "a fair sentence," but
Wizards' Smith Arrested Veteran Forward Faces DWI Charge in Fairfax County
Police said he was given a series of field sobriety tests, failed them, then was arrested and taken to the Fairfax County jail. Two sources familiar with the situation said [Jacqi Smith] also took a Breathalyzer test but the results were unknown. Neither police nor court officials would release Smith's
DWI offenders would get `scarlet letter' if law passes
AUSTIN - Convicted drunken drivers in Texas would be forced to display red license plates with "DWI" on their vehicles under proposed legislation nicknamed the "Scarlet Letter Bill." Similar laws have been enacted in Washington and Oregon, and a study by the National Transportation Safety Board concluded that such legislation
Man faces life in DWI crash case
EULESS--Prosecutors want to put an accused drunken driver in prison for life, citing a drunken-driving history that started more than a decade ago. Jerry Flores, 45, of Arlington will stand trial this week in Fort Worth on a felony DWI charge under the state's habitual offender laws. Flores has been
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
Millard Charged With Dwi//He Could Get Jail Term In Two States
Vikings defensive tackle Keith Millard, who was arrested for drunken driving in Washington last March, was arrested and charged with drunken driving and speeding in Bloomington early Monday morning. This is the 12th drunken driving incident involving Vikings players in the past three years. The most recent previous case was