Holland Elementary Principal David LeFevre resigned after DUI arrest

Holland Elementary School Principal David M. LeFevre Sr. quit after being busted by police for DWI

From Virginian Pilot Online

An elementary school principal is awaiting trial on a driving while intoxicated charge and is resigning his post.

Shortly after 11 p.m. on March 13, a Lynchburg police officer stopped a Toyota sport utility vehicle seen making a U-turn on Candlers Mountain Road, Capt. W.W. Clark of the Lynchburg Police Department said today. The road runs by a mall and Liberty University.

There were passengers in the SUV, but the police report does not indicate how many, Clark said.

The officer arrested the driver, David M. LeFevre Sr., on charges of making an improper U-turn, driving while intoxicated and refusing to take a blood or breath test, according to Lynchburg General District Court   ….MORE

Jonathan Ocon DWI El Paso County Sheriff Texas

2014-04-11  — According to the El Paso County Texas Sheriff on 03-23-14, at about 4:15am, an El Paso County Sheriff’s Deputy attempted to stop a maroon Jeep Cherokee for driving recklessly in the area of the 14700 block of Kaye Pl. in Horizon, Texas. The vehicle proceeded east on Kaye Pl. and drove into the desert area.
The Jeep got stuck and the driver got out and ran. The Deputy gave chase and ordered the driver to stop.
The driver complied and was arrested. The investigation revealed that the driver, identified as Jonathan Ocon (22), was intoxicated and was arrested for Driving While Intoxicated and Evading Arrest/Detention with a vehicle.
He was also found to be in possession of marijuana and was charged for that as well. The passenger in the vehicle Alan Ocon (23) was placed under arrest for Public Intoxication.

Johnny Gularte, DWI by New York State Police

Pleasant Valley, New York – On June 1, 2014 at approximately 3:53 a.m., the New York State Police from the Poughkeepsie barracks arrested Johnny Gularte, age 34, of Mahopac, New York, for driving while intoxicated, a Misdemeanor.

Subsequent to a vehicle and traffic stop conducted on North Avenue for Speeding, Gularte was found to be intoxicated.

Gularte provide a positive breath sample with a Blood Alcohol Content of .09% and was issued uniform traffic tickets returnable to the Town of Pleasant Valley Court on June 5, 2014 at 5:00 p.m.

Kinderhook, New York – On June 2, 2014 at approximately 11:49 a.m., State Police from the Kinderhook barracks arrested Kyle H. Flagler, age 30, of Niverville, New York, for Driving While Intoxicated, a Misdemeanor.

Flagler was stopped by police after they learned of an active warrant for his arrest.  While being interviewed by police, he exhibited clues that indicated that he was impaired.

Flagler provided a positive breath sample that yielded a Blood Alcohol Content of .08% and was issued uniform traffic tickets ordering him to appear before the Town of Kinderhook Court on June 17, 2014 at 6:00 p.m.

Flagler was turned over to Troopers from the SP Schodack barracks to answer the outstanding warrant.

On May 25, 2014, State Police out of the Machias Barracks arrested 37 year old Richard I. Fancher of Machias for Driving While Intoxicated.  Fancher was stopped for a brakelight infraction on State Route 16 in Delevan after drawing the attention of patrols by squealing his tires on Cobb Avenue.  Fancher was processed and issued traffic tickets to appear in the Town of Yorkshire Court to appear on June 5, 2014, and was released to a third party.

On June 4, at approximately 9:52 PM, Troopers stopped a 2001 Grand Cherokee on Bailey Avenue near E. Delevan because of a license plate reader (LPR) “hit” for a suspended registration. Upon interview, the driver, identified as Samantha A. Miller, age 29, of Buffalo, NY, was found to be intoxicated. Ms. Miller was arrested and transported to Buffalo Police Booking where she consented to a breath test which resulted in a Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) reading of .19%.
Ms. Miller was subsequently arrested for Aggravated DWI, Operating without Insurance, Passing on the Right, and Moved from Lane Unsafely. Ms. Miller was issued traffic tickets and will appear in Buffalo City Court on a later date to answer the charges.

Timothy J. Dishaw charged with DWI after crashing into school bus

On June 3, 2014 at approximately 5:22 p.m., New York State Police report that they responded to a personal injury accident involving a school bus on County Route 28, in the town of Lisbon.

45-year-old Timothy J. Dishaw of Lisbon, was operating a 2006 Dodge pick up truck, when he struck the rear driver side tire of the school bus. The school bus was carrying six children and one adult passenger and as well as the driver. There were no reported injuries to any of the occupants on the bus.

Dishaw was transported to Claxton-Hepburn Hospital where he was treated for a broken ankle. Dishaw also consented to a blood test to determine his blood alcohol content.

He was charged with DWI, open container of alcohol in a motor vehicle and failure to keep right. Dishaw is to appear in the Town of Lisbon Court on June 17, 2014, at 7 p.m.

This investigation will continue and further charges are pending.

Kenneth C. Bailey of Houston, Texas DWI in New York

(Otsego, NY – June 4, 2014) On June 3, 2014, Troopers at SP Oneonta arrested Kenneth C. Bailey, 41, of Houston, TX for Driving While Intoxicated with a reportable BAC result of .11%.  The arrest resulted from a vehicle and traffic law stop for not stooping at a flashing red signal on Main Street in Otsego, NY.  An investigation determined that Mr. Bailey was driving while intoxicated.  Mr. Bailey was issued tickets returnable to the Town of Otsego Court on June 25, 2014.

Vance Gardner DWI NYSP

June 4, 2014 North Hornell-based New York State Police report that they arrested Vance Gardner, 38, of Kanona, NY for DWI.  State Police were dispatched to County Route 128 in the Town of Canisteo to investigate an automobile accident.  On scene they located the vehicle, but the operator had fled the scene. 

State Police received information that the operator Vance Gardner was a passenger in a vehicle a short distance from the accident scene.  State Police stopped the vehicle and Gardner was inside.  Gardner admitted to driving the vehicle involved in the accident and consuming alcohol prior to operation.  Gardner was administered field sobriety tests and failed.  Gardner was arrested for DWI and is to appear in the Town of Canisteo Court on June 16, 2014.

Chautauqua County NY Sheriff stop DWI

Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Office DWI arrests:

On 8-3-14 around 2:15 AM deputies stopped a vehicle for speeding on Hart St. in the Town of Sherman. The driver was identified as Mark E Griswold, 53, of Clymer, NY and upon investigation it is alleged that he was intoxicated. Griswold was taken in to custody and arraigned in the Town of Sherman court on the charges of speed in zone, and DWI. Griswold was released by the court to appear at a later date.

Chautauqua County Sheriffs Office received a complaint of a vehicle driving in an unsafe manner on Route 394 in the Town of Chautauqua. The complainant was able to follow the vehicle into Mayville at which point Sheriff’s patrol responded. After an investigation Thomas D. Przepiora, 59, of Mayville, NY was arrested for DWI and subsequently the Aggravated DWI Per Se and felony aggravated unlicensed operation. Subject is to return to Chautauqua Court at a later date.

On 08/02/2014 at approximately 3:53am, Chautauqua County Sheriff Deputies stopped a vehicle for observed traffic violations on East Chautauqua Street in the Village of Mayville. Investigation led to the operator of this vehicle, Joshua R Asel, 24 of Mayville, to be intoxicated. Asel was taken into custody and charged with DWI, Aggravated DWI, Operate Above-Blood Content .08 or Higher, Fail To Stop For Stop Sign, Failure to Keep Right. Asel was processed and later released to appear in Chautauqua Town Court on a later date.

On 7/18/14 at around 11:36pm, Deputies stopped a vehicle for having inadequate headlights on Main Street in the Village of Bemus Point. The operator was identified as Aislyn G. Carlson, 27, of Lakewood, NY. Following an investigation, Carlson was arrested for driving while intoxicated. She was taken into custody for processing and charged with DWI, Aggravated DWI (B.A.C. of .18% or greater) inadequate headlights and unlicensed operator. Carlson was later released and will appear in the Town of Ellery Court at a later date.

On 7-19-14 at around 2:20AM, Sheriff’s patrol stopped a vehicle on Foote Avenue in Jamestown after noticing that it was riding on the rim of a blown front tire and had what appeared to be fresh collision damage and mud on the front end of the vehicle. The vehicle was also leaking a significant amount of anti-freeze. When Deputies approached the operator, it was observed that the vehicle’s airbags had blown and the operator was injured. The operator was identified as Larry P. Babcock Jr, 31, of Jamestown, NY. An ambulance was called to the scene to evaluate Babcock and medics determined he was going to flown by Starflight helicopter to Hamot hospital in Erie, PA. Deputies located a crash site on Foote Avenue Extension in the Town of Kiantone where Babcock drove off the road and struck an earth embankment. Parts of Babcock’s vehicle were located at that site, verifying the location. Deputies interviewed Babcock at Hamot, and following the investigation, Babcock was charged with Driving While Intoxicated and other traffic infractions. Upon Deputies departure from Hamot, it was learned that Babcock’s injuries are non-life threatening, and he was in stable condition. Babcock will answer the charges in Kiantone Town Court on a future date.

On 7-18-14 around 2:40AM deputies stopped a vehicle near Hazen Rd in the Town of Mina for failing to signal a turn. Deputies identified the driver as Skyler E Liddell, 20, of Bemus Point, NY. Upon investigation it was determined that Liddell was intoxicated. Liddell was arrested and charged with No Turn Signal, DWI, DWI Per Se. Liddell will appear in the Town of Mina Court at a later date.

On 7/16/2014 at about 10:17 PM, Sheriff’s Deputies allegedly observed a vehicle to fail to stop at a stop sign on Alleghany Rd. in the Town of Hanover. The vehicle was stopped, and Tina C. Schultz, 34, of Depew, NY was identified as its operator. Through an investigation, Deputies allege that Schultz was operating her vehicle while in an intox…icated condition and did arrest her for DWI. Schultz was proceesed and later released with traffic citations charging her with Fail to Stop at a Stop Sign, Uninspected Motor Vehicle, Operating with less than Two Headlamps, DWI, and DWI Per-Se. Schultz will appear in Hanover Court at a later date and time to answer her charges.

On July 13, 2014 at around 3:30 am Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Deputies were called to a suspicious situation in the Town of Hanover. Upon Arrival Deputies located a vehicle that appeared to have been in an accident that was parked off the roadway. Operator of the vehicle was still in the vehicle and was identified as Timothy S. Murphy, 64, of Angola NY. After an investigation it was found that Murphy had been operating the vehicle while under the influence of alcohol. Murphy was charged with DWI common law and refusal to take breath test. Murphy was arraigned in the Town of Hanover Court and remanded Chautauqua County Jail on bail.

On July 12, 2014 at 10:23 pm, Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Navigation Patrol performed a stop of a boat for improper navigation lights at night time on Chautauqua Lake. Based upon further investigation Edmond R. Shultz Jr., 60, of Bonita Springs, Florida was found to be intoxicated while operating a vessel on the waterway. Shultz was arrested for BWI and BWI per se .08 or greater. Shultz was released a short time later to appear at a later date in the Town of North Harmony Court.

On 7/12/2014 at about 11:33 PM, Sheriff’s Deputies on patrol on Rt 5 in the Town of Portland allegedly observed a westbound vehicle make several lane violations. A traffic stop was initiated on the vehicle, and Alex J. Aviles-Sanchez, 31, of Erie, Pennsylvania was identified as the vehicle’s operator. Through a short investigation, Deputies allege that Aviles-Sanchez was operating his vehicle in an intoxicated condition and did arrest him for DWI. Further investigation revealed that two of Aviles-Sanchez’ passengers were children under the age of 16 which makes this DWI arrest a felony under Leandra’s Law. Aviles Sanchez was processed and charged with various lane violations, DWI, and Felony DWI-Leandra’s Law. Aviles-Sanchez was arraigned in the Town of Portland Court where he was remanded to the Chautauqua County Jail with no bail.

On July 13, 2014 Chautauqua County Sheriffs Office received a complaint of a large party with at 10117 Bradigan Road in the Town of Hanover. Deputies and the New York State Police located and broke up the large party. Jessica L. Small, 18, of Forestville, NY was identified as the person hosting the party and was charged with Unlawful Dealing With A Child In the First Degree, for permitting alcohol to be served. Small will appear in the Town of Hanover Court at a later date.

On 7-12-14 at around 2:29AM, Sheriff’s Patrol stopped a vehicle on Route 430 in the Town of Ellery for having an expired registration. The operator of the vehicle was identified as Claytoven A. Leeper, 24, of Jamestown. Following an investigation, Leeper was arrested for driving while ability impaired by the combined influence of alcohol and drugs. Additionally, he was found to be in possession of a small quantity of marihuana at the time of his arrest. Leeper was processed and later released. He will answer the charges in Ellery Town Court on a future date.

On 7-11-14 at around 3:18AM, Sheriff’s Patrol stopped a speeding motorist on Interstate 86 in the Town of Ellery. The operator was identified as Ashlyn N. Terry, 18, of Jamestown. Following an investigation, Terry was arrested for driving while intoxicated. She was taken into custody and charged with DWI, DWI Per Se, and Speeding. She will answer the charges in Ellery Town Court later.

On 6/22/14 the Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Office responded to a report of a possible motor vehicle accident on Quaint Rd in the Town of Poland. The vehicle in question was located at a residence on Quaint Rd. An investigation led to the arrest of Jeffrey C. Lott, 68, of Falconer, NY for Driving While Intoxicated. Lott was taken into custody for processing. Further investigation found Lott had left the scene of a property damage accident without reporting and nearly struck 3 subjects who were walking down Quaint Rd near Clay Pond Rd. Lott was released with tickets and is to appear in the Town of Poland Court at a later date.

On 5-11-14 around 2:50AM deputies while patrolling Rt 62 came across several individuals cleaning debris from the roadway. The deputy stopped to investigate and while doing so a vehicle pulled up to the scene. The driver of the vehicle was identified as Jordan P Ricotta, 20 of Kennedy, NY. Upon investigation it was determined that Ricotta was intoxicated and was taken into custody. Ricotta was charged with DWI and DWI Per Se BAC .08% or higher. Ricotta was released with tickets to appear in the Town of Poland Court at a later date.

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Fulton Police Dept New York patrol unit

Arrest No.: 2014-600         Arrest Date: 08/09/2014     Arrest Time: 02:05

Last: CHAMPAGNE               First: TRACY                 Middle/Suffix: MARIE

Address: 208 GANSVOORT ST.                               Bldg:   Apt: City: FULTON                 State: NY                   Zip: 13069_____ DOB: 08/03/1993             Arresting Officer: LUCAS H. HOLLENBECK
Narrative ——-      On 08/09/14 at about 2:05 AM, while in the parking lot of 7-11, located at 201 W. Broadway, in the City of Fulton, County of Oswego, State of New York, the said defendant, Tracy M. Champagne, was arrested for the offenses of aggravated driving while intoxicated, driving while intoxicated, speed in zone, unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle, and consumption of alcohol in a motor vehicle.

It is alleged that on 08/09/14 at about 1:51 AM, while on W. Third St. S. near Chestnut St., in the City of Fulton, County of Oswego, State of New York, the said defendant, operated a motor vehicle in a northerly direction on W. Third St. S., at approximately 50 MPH in a posted 30 MPH zone. A vehicle and traffic stop was performed on the vehicle in the parking lot of 7-11. The defendant was the driver and sole occupant of the vehicle. She had glassy eyes, impaired speech and motor coordination, and the odor of a consumed alcoholic beverage emanated from her breath.   The following standardized field sobriety tests were performed: the horizontal gaze nystagmus, the walk and turn, and the one leg stand. The defendant failed all three tests. The defendant also submitted a breath sample for a preliminary breath screening test, and it showed the presence of alcohol. The defendant was arrested for driving while intoxicated and transported to the police department, where she supplied a breath sample for chemical analysis.   Said analysis indicated the defendant’s blood alcohol content was greater than .18%.

It is further alleged that the defendant operated the aforementioned vehicle while having an expired driver’s license, and while there was an open, 12 ounce can of Twisted Tea malt beverage (an alcoholic beverage) in the front passenger compartment of the vehicle.
Charges ——- DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED AGGRAVATED DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED UNLICENSED OPERATOR MV SPEED IN ZONE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL IN VEHICLE

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San Diego County Sheriff / California Highway Patrol

From Fox 5

SAN DIEGO — An Oceanside woman suspected of causing a head-on collision in the Pala area while driving drunk, killing a passenger in her car and seriously injuring two other people, was recovering in a hospital and expected to face criminal charges upon her release.

Mirella Trevino, 41, was eastbound on State Route 76 when her 2005 Chrysler Sebring veered onto the wrong side of the road and collided with an oncoming 2001 Mazda Protege near Bodie Boulevard shortly after 6 a.m. Sunday, according to the California Highway Patrol.

A backseat passenger in Trevino’s vehicle, 50-year-old Margarita Rodriguez of Vista, died at the scene of the accident. ….MORE

Case #	Arr	Chg	Code Section	Code Description	*CL	Court	Court Date	Time	*ROC	Bail Amount
CN339902	1	1	187(A) PC	MURDER:FIRST DEGREE	F	NC6	01/12/2015	08:30	FP	$1,000,000
CN339902	1	2	23153(A) VC	DUI:ALC/DRUG:RSLT:BOD INJ	F	NC6	01/12/2015	08:30	FP	0
CN339902	1	3	23153(B) VC	DUI ALCOHOL/0.08 PERCENT	F	NC6	01/12/2015	08:30	FP

20-year-old COC student enters pleas in DUI with injury case

From Santa Clarita Valley Signal

A college student arrested Sunday on suspicion of driving while impaired, causing injury to two people, pleaded not guilty Tuesday, a District Attorney’s Office spokesman said.

Gloria Elizabeth Nunez, a 20-year-old College of the Canyons student, entered a plea of not guilty to four separate charges Tuesday in San Fernando Superior Court, spokesman Ricardo Santiago said.

She is charged with three misdemeanor counts, including one count of driving under the influence of an alcoholic beverage causing injury, two counts each of resisting a peace officer, and one infraction for driving with a blood alcohol of .05 percent by person under 21.

Nunez, who lives in Newhall, is scheduled to appear back in court Dec. 30.

Shortly after 4:45 a.m. Sunday, firefighters with both the Los Angeles County Fire Department and the U.S. Forest Service responded to reports of a traffic collision in the northbound…MORE

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From Student Press Law Center

VIRGINIA — A circuit court judge has declined a student news organization’s request to unseal a plea agreement rejected in a criminal case involving a Washington and Lee University student charged with the death of another student in a drunken-driving accident.

While he acknowledged the public has the right to access court proceedings and records, Judge Jay Swett determined the public’s access to the document would create substantial prejudice to the defendant’s fair trial rights, said Crovet, Va.-based attorney Alice Neff Lucan. Neff Lucan represented Brian Richardson, department head of Washington and Lee University’s Department of Journalism and Mass Communications, who argued in a Sept. 18 letter to the court that reporters at The Rockbridge Report news organization should have access to the rejected plea deal.

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During a hearing Wednesday, the judge said the contents of the rejected plea agreement were so extraordinary “that he was worried opening it now would create so much adverse pretrial publicity they might have to change venue,” Richardson said. However, the judge ruled the records will be unsealed when the trial, which is scheduled to begin Jan. 20, ends.

“We would rather have had him order the thing open, but what he did say was it was the extraordinary circumstances of this one that overcame the presumption of access,” Richardson said in an interview. “He was very careful to say that the presumption here is not only that the public has standing to bring this, but that public access should be the norm.”

The judge did not elaborate what details in the rejected deal were so unusual, Richardson said.

In December 2013, Washington and Lee student Nicholas Perry Hansel gave 10 students a ride from a party in the country back to campus when he lost control of the vehicle and hit a tree stump, overturning the SUV. Kelsey Durkin, a 21-year-old senior at the university, was ejected from the vehicle and pronounced dead at a Lexington, Va., hospital, according to a story published by The Rockbridge Report, Washington and Lee University’s student-run broadcast and online news organization. Three other students were also hospitalized.

Hansel was charged with multiple offenses, including driving while intoxicated, maiming as a result of driving under the influence, reckless driving and aggravated involuntary manslaughter.

In August, Hansel’s attorney and a state prosecutor presented Judge Michael Irvine a negotiated plea agreement. After rejecting the agreement, Irvine recused himself from the case, as required by state law, and the Virginia Supreme Court appointed Swett to preside over the case.

On Sept. 18, Richardson, with assistance from several other Washington and Lee University professors, filed a motion to intervene, requesting the order to seal the plea agreement be withdrawn so Rockbridge Report student journalists could “report, write and broadcast stories about this important case.”

“This is a small community, it hit the community hard, practically everybody on campus knew somebody who was involved,” Richardson said. “In this case, there was a lot of attention being paid to how this case moved through the system, so we thought it was really important that people have access to public proceedings and public documents if at all possible.”

In a Sept. 19 letter to the court, prosecutor Robert Joyce, Jr. argued the proposed plea agreement, if made public, “would most certainly be prejudicial to one or both sides, and thereby very likely taint the jury pool when the case is tried in the future.

The public’s right to know, he said, “does not and should not override both the accused’s and the Commonwealth’s right to a fair trial.” …..MORE

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From OC Register
“HE NEVER APOLIGIZED OR TOOK RESPONSIBLILTY…”
A former Camp Pendleton Marine sergeant convicted of killing three other servicemen in a drunken-driving crash was sentenced Friday to more than a decade in prison, as an Orange County Superior Court judge denied his request for treatment rather than time behind bars.

Jared Hale, 27, told Judge Terri K. Flynn-Peister that for the rest of his life he will have to live with the loss of Sgt. Jeremiah Callahan, 23; Cpl. Christopher Arzola, 21; and Cpl. Jason Chleborad, 22, all of whom suffered fatal injuries in the 2012 crash in Dana Point.

“It’s been a rough five years,” Hale said, his voice unsteady with apparent emotion. “But there is just not much left of me, honestly.”

Hale still denied that he had had more than one drink of alcohol the day of the crash, when he was supposed of Marines during a night out at Hennessey’s Tavern. He claimed his elevated blood alcohol level – which was found after the crash to be more than twice the legal driving limit – may have been the result of binge drinking the night before.

Arguing that Hale’s drinking was an attempt to self-medicate in order to cope with post-traumatic stress disorder from his experiences in heavy combat in Sangin, Afghanistan, attorney William Paparian asked the judge to allow Hale to receive a shorter jail sentence followed by two years of alcohol-addiction treatment at a local facility. Paparian cited a state law that asks courts to consider whether the offense was committed as a result of trauma or injury from service in the military.

Flynn-Peister was unconvinced. While she noted that it was a “tragic case,” the judge said Hale had taken advantage of a position of trust due to his rank among the Marines, and noted that because of his blood alcohol content, Hale must have been drinking the day of the crash.

“The court does not find his story plausible or believable,” the judge said.

A half-dozen family members of the three Marines who died in the crash submitted victim impact statements that were read in court prior to Hale’s sentencing. Several asked for Hale to receive the maximum sentence, while most claimed that he had never apologized or taken responsibility for the crash.

“Mr. Hale failed his Marines that night in epic proportions,” wrote Austin Chleborad, Jason’s brother, who is also a Marine….MORE

Jared Hale DUI killer of three Marines. photo courtesy of KTLA

From Los Angeles Times
A 25-year-old Marine stationed at Camp Pendleton was charged Wednesday with drunk driving in an Orange County crash that left three fellow Marines dead.
Jared Ray Hale, 25, faces three felony counts of vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated, with sentencing enhancement allegations for having a blood alcohol level of more than 0.15% and causing great bodily injury.

In the early morning hours of Feb. 14, prosecutors say, Hale drove away from a Dana Point bar with three friends in his Dodge Stratus. According to officials, the car was traveling at high speeds on Golden Lantern Drive near Terra Vista in Dana Point about 2 a.m., when Hale lost control of the car, which climbed the center median and wrapped itself around a tree.

Two Marines, 23-year-old Jeremiah Callahan of Nebraska and 21-year-old Christopher Arzola of Massachusetts, were pronounced dead at the scene.
Firefighters cut through the wreckage to rescue a third victim, Jason Chleborad of South Dakota, who later died at the hospital.  …MORE

Alcohol abuse in military worse than ever —

“Alcohol abuse in the active-duty military is a bigger problem now than I’ve ever seen before,” says Bill Rider, president/CEO of American Combat Veterans of War (ACVOW), a non-profit organization that provides a wide variety of services for active-duty military and combat veterans making the transition to civilian life. He tells The Daily Beast that many Marines “drink during the day now, while on duty. It’s become very common.”

Rider, a retired Marine and Vietnam combat veteran who is independent but has an office at Camp Pendleton as well as at the San Diego Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), calls the incident in Dana Point “tragic but not surprising. We see Marines with drinking problems here (at ACVOW) every day. This terrible situation reflects an absolute failure of leadership. All the branches have abdicated their responsibility and turned this problem over to mental health professionals, who don’t really have answers, either. They’re just taking shots in the dark as to how to control drinking in the military.”    ….MORE

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From Atlanta Journal Constitution:

The man who was drunk driving when he killed a father of four was sentenced to five years in prison, the Cobb County District Attorney said Wednesday.

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Kenneth Lee Chitwood, 49, of Acworth, was ordered to spend the rest of his 15-year sentence on probation for killing James Peyton Underwood on Feb. 22.

Underwood, who ran his own business making real-estate signs, was placing signs along Mars Hill Road when he was struck by Chitwood, Cobb County police previously said. Underwood, 50, was standing outside of his truck when he was hit, shortly after midnight.

Underwood, of Paulding County, died after being taken to WellStar Kennestone Hospital. Chitwood wasn’t injured and ….MORE

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Thomas Karl Doczi DUI killed bicyclist in Palm Desert.

Riverside County Sheriff’s Department reports that on Saturday, February 7, 2015 at 2:20 AM, officers from the Palm Desert Police Department responded to a major injury traffic collision on Hovley Lane East and Corporate Way in the city of Palm Desert.

Officers and paramedics arrived within minutes and determined a bicyclist had been struck by a vehicle.  The bicyclist was pronounced dead at the scene.  The investigation revealed that a silver 2002 Porsche was traveling westbound on Hovley Lane East just west of Corporate Way when it struck the bicyclist.

The Porsche was being driven by Thomas Karl Doczi, age 60 of Rancho Mirage.  Alcohol may have been a factor in this collision.  Doczi was booked into the jail in the city of Indio for vehicular manslaughter.
The bicyclist, identified by coroner’s officials as Todd Barajas, 51, of Bermuda Dunes, was pronounced dead at the scene.

The Palm Desert Police Department encourages all drivers not to drink and drive. To report drunk drivers, please call 911.  Anyone with any information about this incident is urged to contact Officer Conoway with the Palm Desert Police Department at (760) 836-1600, or they can call in anonymously at (760) 341-STOP (7867) reference incident #T150380007

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Noel Cipriano Felix DUI hit and run into house injured child Coachella Police Calif.

Hit and Run Driver Arrested:

On January 31, 2015 at 7:00 PM, the Coachella Police Department located and arrested, Noel Cipriano Felix, age 28 of Coachella, in the 53000 block of Calle Los Hermanos, Coachella. During the month of September 2014, a felony hit and run with injury arrest warrant was issued for Felix for fleeing the scene of a traffic collision after he crashed his pickup truck into an occupied residence in the 86000 block of Palmeras Circle. An 8-year-juvenile who was sleeping inside the residence was immediately hospitalized following the September 6, 2014 incident.

Felix was suspected of being under the influence of alcohol at the time of the collision. Felix was booked into the Riverside County jail in Indio. His bail has been set at $65,000.

The Coachella Police Department is seeking information regarding the whereabouts of hit and run suspect, Noel Cipriano Felix, age 28 of Coachella. Felix is suspected of fleeing the scene of a traffic collision after the pickup truck he was driving collided with an occupied residence in the 86000 block of Palmeras Circle, Coachella. An 8-year-juvenlie, sleeping inside the residence was immediately hospitalized following the September 6, 2014 incident. Felix is described as:

• Hispanic male adult
• 5’8”
• 160 lbs
• Brown hair
• Brown eyes

On Saturday, September 6, 2014 at 11:32  P.M. the Coachella Police Department responded to the 86-000 block of Palmeras Circle regarding a white colored, Ford, F150 that collided into a residence.  A juvenile inside the location was injured and transported to a local area hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Witnesses observed the driver fleeing the scene of the collision. The suspect, Noel Felix, age 28, of North Shore was determined to have been driving the Ford at the time of the collision. Attempts to locate Felix were unsuccessful.

The investigation is ongoing and anyone with information about this incident is urged to contact Coachella Police Department at 760-863-8990, or anonymously through Crime Stoppers at 760-341-STOP (7867).

The Coachella Police Department urges all drivers not to drink and drive.  To report suspected drunk drivers, please call 911.

Citizens may also submit an anonymous tip using the Sheriff’s CrimeTips online form.

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Victor Manuel Gallegos DUI crash Coachella Police 020615

According to Sgt. John Clark of the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department, on Friday, February 06, 2015 at 7:10 P.M. the Coachella Police Department responded to the area of Dillon Road and Avenue 48 reference a non-injury traffic collision.

The driver of a Ford pickup truck was traveling northbound on Dillon Road and made a right turn into the AM/PM convenience store driveway, hitting a car waiting to exit the driveway.

The driver of the truck, Victor Manuel Gallegos (age 53 of Coachella) was arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol/ and or drugs. Gallegos was taken to a local area hospital for a precaution prior to being booked into the Riverside County jail in Indio.

The Coachella Police Department encourages all drivers not to drink and drive. To report drunk drivers, please call 911. Anyone with any information about this incident is urged to contact the Coachella Police Department at (760) 863-8990, or they can call anonymously at (760) 341-STOP (7867).

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“Anything distinguishing about that guy?” Jesus Molinar DWI arrest El Paso Tx 020915

El Paso Police

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Raul  Gardea DWI 2/8/2015 Graciela  Juarez DWI 2/8/2015 Palmira  Ortiz DWI 2/8/2015 Antonia  Briseno DWI 2/7/2015 Adriana  Chavez DWI 2/7/2015 Michael  Guerrero DWI 2/7/2015 Ivan  Ortega DWI 2/7/2015 Edelmiro  Zuniga DWI 2/7/2015 Darius  Campbell DWI 2/6/2015 Alejandro  Fierro DWI 2/6/2015 Pedro  Lopez DWI 2/6/2015 Albert  Mendoza DWI 2/6/2015

Jacob  Ortiz DWI 2/6/2015	Adan  Estrada DWI 2/5/2015	Eduardo  Medrano DWI 2/5/2015	Victor  Valles DWI 2/5/2015
Juan  Villa DWI 2/5/2015	Johnny  Ayala DWI 2/3/2015	Ryan  Warner DWI 2/3/2015	Daniel  Curtis DWI 2/2/2015
Raul  Castaneda DWI 2/1/2015	Pedro  Diaz DWI 2/1/2015	Juan  Mendoza DWI 2/1/2015	Jesus  Molinar DWI 2/1/2015

Alberto  Monzon DWI 2/1/2015	Samuel  Tarango DWI 2/1/2015	Diana  Valenciano DWI 2/1/2015	Eduardo  Baez DWI 1/31/2015
Jesus  Cervantes DWI 1/31/2015	Christian  Nunez DWI 1/31/2015	Rinson  Stevenson DWI 1/31/2015	Lorena  Esquivel DWI 1/29/2015
Homar  Niestas DWI 1/29/2015	Antonio  Espinoza DWI 1/28/2015	Jose  Marquez DWI 1/22/2015	Hugo  Pardo DWI 1/22/2015

Ruben  Rodriguez
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Santa Fe County DWI Program Launches New Campaign, Think SaFe

Santa Fe, NM – July 3, 2014 – The Santa Fe County DWI Program just rolled out a new public awareness campaign, Think SaFe. The focus is to remind people not to drink and drive.  Think SaFe is a reminder for everybody to Think about SaFety and Santa Fe.  The message: Be smart. Drinking and driving is never good.  Ever.  The campaign focuses on feeling SaFe by reducing DWIs by 1.) Making a Plan 2.) Calling a Cab and 3.) Report a DWI if you see it. Take pride in our community and take your safety into your own hands.

The campaign features a bus and van wrapped with the Think SaFe colors and message, coasters and napkins in bars with the Cab Ride Home telephone number.  Bar tenders and servers are also getting in on the Think SaFe message and soon, will be wearing Think SaFe t-shirts.

“Our new message Think SaFe is an invitation to think about the ridiculously easy way to avoid drunk driving and an appeal to think about the consequences if you don’t. Think SaFe Santa Fe. Think before you drink and drive,” said Lupe Sanchez, Santa Fe County DWI Program Coordinator.

Be smart. Drinking and driving is never good. Ever.

For more information contact Peter Olson at 505-992-9844/ 505-629-9278 or polson@santafecountynm.gov.

FROM KOAT:

If a person is convicted of DWI in the county, that person must call into the DWI Program every morning during their probation. There’s a chance that person will have to submit to a random urine test.

Since mid-August, the program has done about 1,400 urine tests. Officials say 77 percent of those come back negative for drugs or alcohol.

“People are really paying attention to this program and it is changing behavior, in my opinion,” said Sanchez.

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Of those 1,400 tests, Sanchez said about 160 of them have come back positive for drugs or alcohol. When that happens, the court is notified, and a judge hands down a punishment. Sanchez said offenders in some cases have been put in jail for 1-3 days.

Sanchez admits he thought they’d see a higher number of positive test results when they first started the program, but it’s encouraging that the numbers tell a different story.

“The program’s working well. We want to continue it, but like I said, we want to also have it evaluated to make sure we’re headed in the right direction,” said Sanchez.

He said the plan is to have an outside firm look at and evaluate the program. He also said he wants it to run for another year to gather more statistics. …more

Santa Fe County Sheriff Robert A. Garcia New Mexico

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While not the actual rollover of the pickup in this crash, it is a similar one in a recent DUI rollover. They usually have about the same outcome – people are injured and killed. The driver whines about having to remember their lost friends for the rest of their lives – boo hoo – and the family of the dead kid has a graveyard to visit every year to place flowers on the kid’s birthday. Ride with an impaired driver, buy a ticket to your own funeral.

WASHINGTON STATE PATROL
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DATE: 20150213    TIME: 0115    INV UNIT: 408 – TROOPER B MULVANEY
LOCATION:5390 N WENAS ROAD  FIVE MILES NORTH OF SELAH
COUNTY:YAKIMA    COLLISION REPORT NUMBER:SECTOR   CASE FILE:15003075
NBR VEH: 01    CARS: 01    TRUCKS: 00    MOTORCYCLES: 00   PEDESTRIANS: 00
NBR INJ: 6    DECEASED: 00              DRUGS OR ALCOHOL INVOLVED: YES
———————————-PERSON(S) INVOLVED———————-——
NAME: HUNTLEY-FIFE, SARAH L    AGE: 18 YEARS    SEX:F    MC ENDORSEMENT: N/A
CITY: SELAH  DRIVER VEH 01  BELT/HELMET: YES-RESTRAINT USED
INJ/DISP: INJURED TRANSPORTED TO YAKIMA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
VEH1: SILVER 2000 CHEVROLET K1 PICKUP
DAMAGE/DISP: TOTALLED IMPOUNDED TO UNION GAP WSP BULLPEN
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NAME: JUVENILE    AGE: 16 YEARS    SEX:M    MC ENDORSEMENT: N/A
CITY: TACOMA  PASSENGER VEH 01  BELT/HELMET: YES-RESTRAINT USED
INJ/DISP: INJURED TRANSPORTED TO YAKIMA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
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NAME: JAHR-GIBSON, RYAN W    AGE: 19 YEARS    SEX:M    MC ENDORSEMENT: N/A
CITY: SELAH  PASSENGER VEH 01  BELT/HELMET: NO
INJ/DISP: INJURED TRANSPORTED TO YAKIMA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
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NAME: JANSHEN, NATHAN T    AGE: 18 YEARS    SEX:M    MC ENDORSEMENT: N/A
CITY: YAKIMA  PASSENGER VEH 01  BELT/HELMET: UNKNOWN
INJ/DISP: INJURED TRANSPORTED TO YAKIMA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
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NAME: SAAVEDRA, JOSE L    AGE: 20 YEARS    SEX:M    MC ENDORSEMENT: N/A
CITY: SELAH  PASSENGER VEH 01  BELT/HELMET: YES-RESTRAINT USED
INJ/DISP: INJURED TRANSPORTED TO YAKIMA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
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NAME: JUVENILE    AGE: 15 YEARS    SEX:M    MC ENDORSEMENT: N/A
CITY: SELAH  PASSENGER VEH 01  BELT/HELMET: NO
NJ/DISP: INJURED TRANSPORTED TO YAKIMA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
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————————————-DESCRIPTION——————————–
VEHICLE #1 WAS SOUTHBOUND NORTH WENAS ROAD, ENTERED CURVE, LEFT ROADWAY TO THE RIGHT. VEHICLE ROLLED, CAME TO REST IN A FIELD. ONE SUBJECT EJECTED FROM BED OF PICKUP.
—————————————CAUSE—————-——————–
UNDER INVESTIGATION
————————————–CHARGES———————————–
PENDING
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WASHINGTON STATE PATROL – YAKIMA CC

Another teen-operated pickup truck rolled and injured its driver and occupants last month, reports KIMA

KLICKITAT COUNTY, Wash. — Washington State Patrol says two teenagers from Yakima County and at least three others were injured in a suspected DUI crash in the Columbia Gorge Friday morning.

It happened just before 5 a.m. on State Route 14 east of Bingen. Troopers say the teens’ pickup left the roadway, hit a rock embankment and rolled into a ditch.

The driver was identified as 18-year-old Kurtis Smartlowit of Toppenish. He and four passengers were taken to a hospital in The Dalles, Oregon. A 15-year-old Wapato boy was then taken to Portland for treatment.

The other injured passengers are identified as an 18-year-old Goldendale ….MORE

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Wake County Sheriff’s Office

James William Harrington was DWI, say Police, when he parked his wheels on the railroad tracks and got out before the Silver Meteor smashed it to bits. Result: the world is left to deal with a boozing bozo who then fought the cops. Now he’s in jail on three counts of acting stupid. HARRINGTON, JAMES WILLIAM   Age:  24 YEARS OLD Race / Sex:  WHITE / MALE Arrest Date:  2/12/2015 Release Date:    Next Court Date:  3/6/2015

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Dead woman and her injured boyfriend spent their last moments together after Valentines evening together…then they were hit head-on by suspected DUI driver…

On her Facebook page, on Feb. 10, Atwell posted this: “okay I know valentines is Saturday but I just want you all to know how much I love this man of mine he is the sweetest man ever, I love you to the moon and back honey.” She posted a photo of her and Sammy Roark together. She was dead within five days.

SHELTON, WASHINGTON – Washington State Patrol reports that a head-on crash on State Route 101 two miles south of Shelton, Wa., took the life of Breanna Renee Atwell, 20, of Shelton, when the Severianao Lopez, 20, crossed the center line at 1:26 am on Feb. 15, 2015 and hit her vehicle. WSP Trooper J. Merritt reports that Atwell was not wearing her seatbelt when her 1992 Honda Accord was struck and totaled. Next of kin was notified by the Mason County Coroner.

Samuel John Roark III, 22, of Shelton was a passenger in Atwell’s vehicle and was taken by ambulance to Mason General Hospital. Police say that Roark wasn’t wearing a seatbelt either.

Lopez was operating a red 1990 Mazda northbound when colliding with the southbound Atwell vehicle which was totally demolished and the remains of the vehicle impounded as the investigation continues.

Lopez, who police say is suspected of being impaired by alcohol or drugs, was the one person of the three in the crash who was wearing a seat belt.

Charges are under investigation and pending.

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Adrian Crowshoe and one of her two children she left behind after she was killed when she was DUI and ejected from her wrecked Tahoe

02/15/2015 – A twenty-four-year-old mother of two young children died in a DUI wreck on State Route 231 seven miles south of Springdale, Washington, in Stevens County, reports Washington State Patrol Trooper J. Dell.

The crash took place at 2:02 am on Feb. 15, 2015 and notification to next of kin was performed by Spokane Tribal Officer Wynkoop.

Police say that Adrian L. Crowshoe’s 2008 Tahoe went off the road on a curve, failed to negotiate returning to the roadway and rolled over, ejecting her in the process resulting in her death. Police report the death was DUI related.

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Spotsylvania Sheriff’s Office DUI report:

DUI
On 2/8/15, Sr. Deputy H. Vasquez arrested Justin Boarman, 30, of South Carolina for DUI and Refusal at 7-11, Gordon Rd.

On 2/8/15, 1st Sgt. M. Woodard arrested Jennifer Herring, 40 of Ruther Glen for DUI after he observed a suspicious vehicle near Hard Times.

On 2/8/15, Sergeant Assur arrested Grigore Timis, 25, of Spotsylvania for DUI, Unreasonable Refusal, and Illegal Window Tint resulting from a traffic stop on Old Plank Rd.

On 2/4/15, Deputy Myrick arrested Stephanie Ellis, 22 of Spotsylvania for DUI as the result of a traffic stop.

On 2/3/15, Deputy Durbin arrested David Allen Stoddard, 25 from Spotsylvania for Driving Under the Influence, Possession of Marijuana, and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia at the Lake Anna Market in the 5000 Block of Courthouse Road.

On 2/2/15, Deputy Jones arrested Mindi Schaefer, 36 of Spotsylvania for DUI. Schaefer was stopped for failing to stop at a red light.

DUI

On 1/25/15, Deputy Jeffries arrested Ernest Smith, Jr., 61, of Spotsylvania for DUI and Hit and Run for an incident occurring on Rt. 1, in the area of Massaponax Church Rd.

DUI
On 9/5/14, Deputy Love arrested Taylor Keister, 23, of Spotsylvania for DUI, Possession of Brass Knuckles, and Refusal in the area of Coventry Creek Dr. and Lee Hill School Dr.

On 9/5/14, Sr. Deputy Woodard arrested Daniel Mendoza, 54, of Spotsylvania for DUI at Twin Springs Dr. and Harrison Rd.

On 9/5/14, Deputy Smeal arrested Patrick Baden, 26, of Spotsylvania for DUI and Refusal in the area of River bend High School.

On 9/5/14, Deputy Hodges arrested Heather Puckett, 34, of Orange County for DUID resulting from an accident which occurred in the presence of Deputy Hodges on Falcon Dr.

On 11/8/13, Deputy Saunders responded to a motor vehicle accident in the acre of Mills Drive and Thornton Rolling Road.  Upon investigation, Thomas Young, 55 of Fredericksburg was charged with DUI.

On 11/5/13, Deputy B. Seay arrested John Stokes, 48 for DUI, Felony Hit and Run, Felony Habitual Offender and Possession of Marijuana.   Deputy Seay responded to a MVA at Rt. 1 and I-95.  A white Honda Civic had struck a black Hyundai, which then struck a Spotsylvania Volunteer Fire Fighters response SUV.

On 10/31/13, Senior Deputy Noakes was dispatched to a a motor vehicle accident in the 6200 block of Salisbury Drive.  Debora Carreiro, 29 of Spotsylvania was charged with DUI and four counts of felony Child Neglect.

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