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Collier County Sheriff’s Office arrest bookings for Jan. 17, 2016

Click	Type	Last Name	First Name	Middle Name	Date of Birth	Race	Sex	In Custody
	Arrest	BLACKBURN	JOHN	DAVID	09/15/1995	W	M	No
	Arrest	BRISSON	JARROD	WADE	01/23/1991	W	M	No
	Arrest	CENTENO	JOSHUA		05/14/1994	B	M	No
	Arrest	FANDLER	MICHAEL		12/15/1993	W	M	No
	Arrest	GREEN	JAY	ELLIOT	02/26/1985	W	M	No
	Arrest	HERNANDEZ-LOPEZ	DEMETRIO		12/22/1984	W	M	No
	Arrest	Jeffrey Edward Jones DUI Collier County Sheriff 011716 JONES	JEFFREY	EDWARD	09/04/1959	W	M	No
	Arrest	JUAREZ	PEDRO		06/25/1979	W	M	Yes
	Arrest	Justin Tyler Mabry of Naples Fla DUI arrest by Collier County Sheriff 2nd off. 011716 MABRY	JUSTIN	TYLER	04/23/1988	W	M	Yes
	Arrest	NAVAROMENDOZA	FERNANDO		08/26/1973	W	M	No
	Arrest	Randall Davis Robb DUI Collier County Fla 011716 ROBB	RANDALL	DAVID	02/29/1972	W	M	No
	Arrest	SANTANA	GUILLERMO		07/25/1994	W	M	Yes
	Arrest	SCHNEIDER	BENJAMIN		02/22/1989	W	M	No

Whatcom County Sheriffs

Whatcom County Sheriff Arrest Bookings and DUI Arrests for Jan. 21, 2016

Jail Bookings Press Release for 1/20/2016 Print The following persons were booked into the Whatcom County Jail, Whatcom County, Washington on 1/20/2016.  1/20/2016 53620 BAILEY, GEORGINIA ANNETTE 19:05 Booked by: LUM Court Charge Description Bail LUM DUI $600.00 LUM DWLS 2ND DEGREE $600.00 6781 DEEM, RICHARD MICHAEL 16:17 Booked by: WSP Court Charge Description Bail WHD DUI $3500.00 33949 HUNT, JAMES EDWARD 02:10 Booked by: WCSO Court Charge Description Bail S37 ASSAULT 2ND $20000.00 S37 INTERFERE W/REPORT OF DV $20000.00 10986 IVIE, JAMES ALBERT 16:51 Booked by: WCSO Court Charge Description Bail S37 CONT SUB-METH-INT TO MFG $0.00 15123 JAMES, JOEL MARIO 15:53 Booked by: LUM, FER Court Charge Description Bail LUM MAL MISCH 3RD <$50/FTA $250.00 LUM ASSAULT AND BATTERY 3RD DV $0.00 FEM THEFT 3RD/FTA $1000.00 53567 KINGSLIEN, CHASE RYAN 01:41 Booked by: BPD Court Charge Description Bail BLM DUI $1000.00 53572 KLEIN, ELIZABETH CLAIRE MAXWELL 07:29 Booked by: BPD Court Charge Description Bail S37 THEFT 1ST > $5000 $0.00 46561 LYDON III, JAMES PATRICK 10:27 Booked by: WSP Court Charge Description Bail WHD DUI $0.00 1602 MAWHINNEY, DANIEL PETER 14:45 Booked by: WCSO Court Charge Description Bail WHD HARASSMENT $0.00 46122 PHAIR, JUSTIN HEATH 15:11 Booked by: Court Charge Description Bail S37 FORGERY/FTA $0.00 29457 STRODE, KYLE KENNETH 15:11 Booked by: Court Charge Description Bail S37 COMMUNITY CUSTODY VIOLATION $0.00 38584 STUDD, GREGORY FRANK 12:26 Booked by: DOC Court Charge Description Bail DOC DOC DETAINER $0.00 14376 TIEFENBACK, JEREMIAH ROBERT 11:04 Booked by: WSP Court Charge Description Bail S37 CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE VIOLATION $0.00 46365 WALDEN-ALSON, LAUREL ANN 02:46 Booked by: EVE Court Charge Description Bail ENM DUI $1000.00 53571 WEBSTER, MICHELE MARIE 07:20 Booked by: BPD Court Charge Description Bail S37 THEFT 1ST > $5000 $0.00 7590 ZODROW, TONYA KAY 10:43 Booked by: WCSO Court Charge Description Bail WHD THEFT 3RD <$750.00 $50.00

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Juan Gabriel Rios Sentenced to Prison for Fatal DUI Crash on 10 Freeway

LOS ANGELES, CALIF. — 01/21/2016 — A 25-year-old man was sentenced today to 20 years to life, in the California state prison, for driving under the influence of alcohol and crashing into another vehicle, resulting in the death of an elderly woman, the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office announced.

On Oct. 22, 2015, a jury found defendant Juan Gabriel Rios guilty of five felonies in case KA108315: second-degree murder, gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated, driving under the influence of an alcoholic beverage causing injury, driving with a .08% blood-alcohol content causing injury and hit and run driving resulting in death or serious injury to another person.

Jurors also found true a special allegation that the defendant personally inflicted great bodily injury during the commission of the crime.

Deputy District Attorney Lauren Guber, who prosecuted the case, said in the late evening of Nov. 7, 2014, Rios was driving under the influence of alcohol when he attempted to enter the 10 Freeway and crashed into another vehicle near the Rosemead exit.

The victims, an elderly couple from Rosemead were hospitalized after the incident. However, the wife, Kit Ching Leung, ultimately succumbed to her injuries.

Following the collision, the defendant’s vehicle went down an embankment and Rios fled the scene.

Authorities were called and they soon located the defendant and arrested him in connection with the crash.

This case was investigated by the California Highway Patrol.

 

Booking No.: 4147658       Last Name: RIOS       First Name: JUAN       Middle Name: G Sex: M       Race: H       Date Of Birth: 07/22/1990       Age: 24       Hair: BLK       Eyes: BRO       Height: 509       Weight: 200

Charge Level: F   (Felony)

 

 

ARREST Arrest Date: 11/08/2014       Arrest Time: 0109       Arrest Agency: 9935       Agency Description: CHP-EAST LA STATION Date Booked: 11/08/2014       Time Booked: 1026       Booking Location: IRC       Location Description: IRC

 

Mishel Lame DUI fatal charges. The scene of a multiple-vehicle crash in the 5100 block of North Nagle Avenue on Jan. 18, 2016 photo courtesy of WGN

CHICAGO, ILL. — 01/22/2016 — A Northwest Side man has been charged with DUI in a Norwood Park crash that killed a passenger in his car, according to Chicago police.

Mishel Lame, 19, was driving a BMW coupe around 7:30 p.m. Monday when he rear-ended another car in the 5100 block of North Nagle Avenue, police said in a statement. The car was pushed into other cars, and the BMW also hit a tree, police said. 

A passenger in the BMW, Marion Mario Tahiraj, 20, was taken to Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center and pronounced dead.

Lame was taken to the same hospital with injuries police described as not life-threatening. The driver of the other car was taken to Masonic, …MORE

La Quinta Police

Richard Jacob Hardin, age 20 of La Quinta DUI hit and run Riverside County Sheriff Calif 012216

01/22/2016 —  Riverside County Sheriff’s Department reports that on January 18, 2016, at 2:49 a.m., a La Quinta police officer located a blue 2007 Hyundai Elantra stopped in the roadway on Avenida Martinez. The officer pulled behind the vehicle and went to make contact with the driver. The vehicle suddenly accelerated away at a high rate of speed in an attempt to evade the officer. The officer ran back to his vehicle and attempted to catch up to the vehicle which lost control and collided with a fence and shrubbery at Avenida Martinez and Calle Sonora.

The driver later identified as Richard Jacob Hardin, 20, of La Quinta, fled the area on foot. It was determined the vehicle was registered to an address on Avenida Obregon and the driver was located a short time later at that address.

The driver, Richard Hardin, was determined to be under the influence of alcohol/and or drugs, and was arrested. He was taken to a local hospital for medical clearance and was then booked into the Riverside County Jail in Indio for driving under the influence and hit and run.

The La Quinta Police Department reminds people not to drink and drive and to call 911 to report drunk drivers.

Washington State Patrol old car

01/22/2016  –Washington State Patrol reports that Trooper D. Wilkes is investigating a crash that took place at 9:44 pm on Jan. 21, 2016 two miles north of East Wenatchee in Douglas County, Washington.

A boy, 16-years-old, was reported by the Trooper to have been consuming alcohol and is being charged following a trip to Central Washington Hospital. 

The boozing teenager was operating a black 2015 Toyota Camry at a high rate of speed eastbound on State Route 2, according to the State Patrol, when a combination of inexperience behind the wheel combined with an abundance of stupidity fueled by booze caused him to strike a Jersey barrier. The booze cruise continued as the Toyota traveled on its roof for a distance before coming to a stop.  The upside down Toyota Turnover then blocked traffic.

The Washington State Patrol reports that the makeover given the Toyota Turnover was complete, leaving the owner of the vehicle without wheels as it was totaled.

Lakeport Police Department

Athina Marlene Cook DUI Lakeport Police 012316

According to the Lakeport Police Department, on Friday, January 22, 2016, at approximately 10:30 PM, Lakeport Police Officers were dispatched to the 1000 block of Lakeport Blvd. to investigate the report of a head-on vehicle collision.  While en route to the scene officers were further advised that one of the involved drivers may be intoxicated.

Upon arrival, officers determined that two vehicles, a blue 2012 Scion IQ (Suspect Vehicle) and a red 1999 Honda CRV (Victim Vehicle), had collided head-on in the east bound lane of Lakeport Blvd.  The driver of the victim vehicle was identified as a 19-year-old Lakeport female who is approximately nine months pregnant. At the time of the collision is was not known if she suffered any serious injuries.  A 21-year-old Lakeport male was riding as a passenger in the Honda, and he suffered serious injuries including possible broken bones.  Both victims were transported to Sutter Lakeside Hospital for treatment.  No further information on their condition is available at this time.

During the investigation, officers gathered information to indicate that at the time of the collision, the suspect vehicle was traveling west in the eastbound lane of Lakeport Blvd. at up to 60 MPH.

Athina Marlen Cook crash photo Lakeport Police Dept Calif. 012316

The driver of the suspect vehicle was identified as 31-year-old Kelseyville resident Athina Marlene Cook.  Emergency medical units from the Lakeport Fire Protection District (LFPD) evaluated Cook at the scene and determined that she did not have any injuries requiring her to be transported to a hospital.  Officers evaluated Cook, determined that she was intoxicated and placed her under arrest.  During the investigation, officers determined that Cook was currently on probation for a prior drunk driving conviction.

Officers transported Cook to Sutter Lakeside Hospital where she submitted to a blood alcohol test and was also medically cleared for booking.  Her blood alcohol results are not currently available.  Cook was then transported to the Lake County Correctional Facility where she was booked for felony drunk driving causing injury, reckless driving on a highway, driving while on drunk driving court probation, reckless driving causing a specified injury, reckless driving with injury and for being in violation of probation. She remains in custody on an NO BAIL hold.

Lakeport Police Officers last arrested Cook for drunk driving on October 7, 2012,  at approximately 2:00 AM after she came close to hitting an officer and three citizens on Armstrong St. while driving with a blood alcohol level of more than twice the legal limit.  In this case, the officer was only able to order the citizens out of the way, and himself get out of the way within seconds of being hit.

The suspect vehicle was impounded for evidence and is pending further examination.  This investigation remains ongoing if anyone witnessed this collision or has information regarding Cook’s intoxicated and dangerous driving before the collision, we ask that you contact Officer Dustin Roderick at 707-263-5491 Extension 17 or by email at droderick@lakeportpolice.org or Sergeant Mike Sobieraj at 707-263-5491 Extension 14 or by email atmsobieraj@lakeportpolice.org

We ask that all drivers keep our streets safe and not drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs – “Call a friend, family member or a taxi, it is not worth risking other people’s lives.”  Please call 911 to report all suspected drunk drivers on our streets and highways.  Lakeport Police patrol officers will continue to aggressively search for those choosing to drive impaired and endangering our streets.

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Vanderburgh County Sheriff Dave Wedding

Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office bookings for Jan. 25, 2016

RECENT BOOKING RECORDS

Skagit County Washington Sheriff Will Reichardt

Skagit County Sheriff Arrests for Jan. 25, 2016

DUI Release Policy per the Skagit County District Court

It is the policy of the Skagit County District Court that all persons booked on charges of:

• DUI (driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol)
• Physical Control
• Or who are under the influence of drugs or alcohol at the time of booking

Shall not be released until his / her blood alcohol level is below the legal limit of .08

 This rule is promulgated pursuant to CrRLJ 3.2 and the delay of release to insure the safety of both the prisoner and the general public.

 

Luis Jose Lopez-Garduno DUI fatal killed guard in golf cart Orange Co Fl Sheriff 012616

LOPEZGARDUNO, LUIS JOSE

From Orlando Sentinel
A 24-year-old man was in the Orange County Jail, accused of DUI-manslaughter following a crash between a Mercedes SUV and a golf cart.

Luis Jose Lopez Garduno, 24, also is accused of leaving the scene of a fatal accident and driving without a license.

Authorities say his SUV collided with a golf cart about 10 p.m. Jan. 19 on the campus of the Florida College of Integrative Medicine, near Sand Lake Road and South Orange Blossom Trail.

The driver of the golf cart was killed. The school’s website identified him as James Sensenbaugh, a campus security officer.

According to a report by the Florida Highway Patrol, the golf cart was crushed against a tree and the SUV had overturned in a school parking lot.

Lopez Garduno was found a short time later, hiding beneath a ramp at one of the school’s portable buildings, the report said.  ….MORE

Charges

Jose Garcia killed his wife in DUI meth cruise Bakersfield CHP Kern County Sheriff jail 012616 photo courtesy of Henry A. Barrios/ The Californian.

From KBAK/KBFX

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (01/26/2016) — A man charged with gross vehicular manslaughter and driving under the influence was arrested on suspicion of driving while high on either methadone or heroin, according to California Highway Patrol reports that were handed into the Kern County District Attorney’s office.

Jose Alfredo Garcia, 54, and his wife were on their way home to McFarland from Golden Mountain Casino in Porterville. The two were about 10 miles away from their house when Garcia crashed his Lexus into a pole near Cecil Avenue in Delano.

Garcia was taken to a local hospital with a broken left collarbone and a broken right heel, but his wife did not survive. She was later identified as 53-year-old Rosa Maria Trejo.

According to CHP reports, Garcia at first lied about being being the wheel. Officers said that Garcia gave them a “fictional” name, but they knew Garcia was the driver based off of the injuries he sustained in the crash. Garcia later admitted to being the driver, according to the reports.

Officers wrote that Garcia’s pupils were “constricted,” he was “nodding off,” and that his speech was “slow/slurred.”

“Garcia never asked about the condition of his wife,” wrote CHP Officer Hector Organista in the report. “I had to keep nudging Garcia to keep his attention on me.” ....MORE

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Mecklenburg County Sheriff arrest bookings for Jan. 24, 2016

Mecklenburg County Sheriff Irwin Carmichael

Jorge Guevara Palafox of Charlotte NC DWI arrest North Carolina Highway Patrol 012416

Walter Russell Lee 39 of Huntersville NC DWI arrest by Huntersville Police Dept. 012416

Samantha Lee Kerr DWI arrest Charlotte Mecklenburg Police 012416

Nicholas Scott Stoddard DWI arrest Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police 012416

Sandra Michelle Henning DWI Cornelius Police Dept. 012416 Meck Co Sheriff Office jail NC

Christina Sarah Jackson DWI Char-Meck Police on 012416 at

Quachita Parish Sheriff Russell

Quachita Parish Sheriff Arrest Bookings for Jan. 28, 2016

Photo	Full Name	In Custody	Race	Sex	Date of Birth	Height	Weight	Multiple Bookings
	BREWSTER, CHERISH DAWN	Yes	White	Female	2/12/1993	5′ 7″	112.0 lbs
	GRAHAM, KEVIN DEWAYNE	Yes	White	Male	4/29/1961	5′ 11″	190.0 lbs	Yes
	HEWITT, QUINCY TERRELLE	Yes	Black	Male	10/2/1982	5′ 6″	140.0 lbs
	HOOTER, TIMOTHY WAYNE	Yes	White	Male	7/22/1964			Yes
	JAMES, JO FRANCIS		Black	Female	2/22/1958	5′ 9″	285.0 lbs
	JAMES, LATOYA LAFAYE	Yes	Black	Female	7/1/1983	5′ 4″	168.0 lbs
	JOHNIKIN, KENNETH WAYNE Junior	Yes	Black	Male	2/22/1992	5′ 7″	165.0 lbs
	KING, JARRETT JERRELL	Yes	Black	Male	3/23/1992	6′ 4″	170.0 lbs
	LAMPHAM, DUSTIN SCOTT	Yes	White	Male	12/17/1990	5′ 11″	160.0 lbs
	LONDON, WILLIAM JAMES Junior		Black	Male	5/20/1997	5′ 7″	200.0 lbs
	MASIMORE, AMANDA IRENE		White	Female	1/29/1988	5′ 7″	190.0 lbs	Yes
	MASIMORE, ZACHARIAH LEE		White	Male	6/7/1982	5′ 10″	175.0 lbs	Yes
	MORRISON, JBOSKI DUNVORE	Yes	Black	Male	7/10/1987	5′ 9″	160.0 lbs	Yes
	PRESNALL, ASHLEY CHRISTINE	Yes	White	Female	8/6/1982	5′ 5″	116.0 lbs	Yes
	RICHMOND, STEVEN EDWARDS	Yes	White	Male	4/26/1973	6′ 0″	150.0 lbs	Yes
	THOMAS, MARCUS RAY		Black	Male	6/5/1983	6′ 0″	150.0 lbs
	TRAVILLION, PEARCY MELVIN Junior	Yes	Black	Male	9/21/1950	6′ 0″	292.0 lbs
	WILLIAMS, ROGER CLAY Junior		White	Male	12/16/1980	6′ 2″	235.0 lbs

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Calcasieu Sheriff Tony Mancuso

Lake Charles – In a continuing effort to keep the citizens of Calcasieu Parish safe, the Calcasieu Parish Sheriff’s Office will be conducting a combination DWI checkpoint and a seatbelt checkpoint at an undisclosed location in the parish on Thursday, January 28.

This checkpoint will target individuals driving under the influence of alcohol and/or narcotics, which has been proven to be very effective in discouraging citizens from driving while impaired and people are more likely to designate a driver when they know sobriety checkpoints are being conducted. The checkpoint will also target people who are not wearing their seatbelt.

This checkpoint is funded by a grant from the Louisiana Highway Safety Commission.

Date night with Ryan Allen Adams was the last day of her life for Hannah Clair McVey; Adams sent to prison for 3 years and 4 years of probation for DWI on Pot

Ryan Allen Adams sent to prison for 7 years Calcasieu only has to serve 3 years and probation killed Hannah Clair McVey 101913

The Calcasieu Parish District Attorney reports that on July 31, 2015, Ryan Allen Adams was sentenced to seven years in jail for one count of Vehicular Homicide. Adams pleaded guilty on April 13, 2015.

The first three years of the sentence will be served, while the last four years are suspended. Adams will spend the first year at the Calcasieu Correctional Center before being transferred to the Academy of Training Skills for the remainder of his sentence.

Following his release, Adams will be on supervised probation for four years.

Adams was driving a vehicle on October 19, 2013 when he left the road and struck a pole south of Lake Charles.

The front seat passenger, 18-year-old Hannah Clair McVey, died as a result of the crash. Adams had

Hannah Clair McVey killed by pothead boyfriend in DWI crash

tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) in his system, and his blood alcohol level was above the legal limit.

Assistant District Attorney Bobby Holmes handled the case for the Calcasieu Parish District Attorney’s Office.

Derek Cooper sent to prison for 15 years with probation allowed after 5 for DUI death of Jeremy Olivier

Calcasieu Parish District Attorney John DeRosier reports that on November 4, 2015, Judge Ron Ware sentenced Derek Paul Cooper, 29, to 18 years with the Louisiana Department of Corrections.

Derek Paul Cooper vehicular DUI manslaughter pleaded guilty 062415 15 years in prison with probation after five years

Cooper pleaded guilty on June 24, 2015, to one count of Vehicular Homicide. The conviction stems from an incident that occurred on September 27, 2014. Cooper was driving eastbound in the westbound lanes of Interstate 10 in the Sulphur area. He collided with another vehicle driven by 31-year-old Jeremy Olivier. Olivier was pronounced dead at the scene. At the time of the crash, Cooper’s blood alcohol content was 0.24, three times the legal limit.

Judge Ware ordered Cooper to serve 18 years in prison, with three years suspended and credit for time served. The first five years of the sentence must be served without the benefit of probation, parole or suspension of sentence. Following his release, Cooper will be on supervised probation for two years.

Sergeant Chester Gremillion handled the case for the Sulphur Police Department.

Assistant District Attorney David Palay handled the case for the Calcasieu Parish District Attorney’s Office.

Kourtnee J. Bourque busted for 3rd DWI; told deputy her pal unhooked her ignition interlock – idiot Judge David Ritchie let her out on bond!

Lake Charles – On November 16, 2015, at approximately 9:50 p.m., a Calcasieu Parish Sheriff’s Office deputy conducted a traffic stop on a car near the intersection of W. McNeese Street and Lake Street for a traffic violation.

When the deputy spoke with the driver, Kourtnee J. Bourque, 27, 4511 Young Lane, Lake Charles, he detected an odor of alcohol emitting from her breath as well as slurred speech and unsteady balance. The deputy also observed an interlock device located on the passenger seat. When the deputy questioned Bourque she told the deputy she drank alcoholic beverages earlier in the day prior to driving. Bourque told the deputy she is required to have an interlock device to drive her vehicle due to a previous DWI, but her friend had removed the device for her so she can drive.

After Bourque performed poorly on a standard field sobriety test, she was arrested and transferred to the Calcasieu Parish Sheriff’s Office, where a breath intoxilyzer test revealed she was over the legal limit. Bourque, who has two prior DWI arrests, was booked into the Calcasieu Correctional Center charged with DWI 3rd; two brake lights required; and improper lane use. She was released on November 19 on a $26,000 bond set by Judge David Ritchie. Bourque’s special conditions of bond are that she must have ignition interlock device on any vehicle she drives and she cannot commit any other crimes.

CPSO Deputy Sr. Cpl. Jerod Abshire was the arresting deputy on this case.

Henry Parker busted for 3rd DWI in one year; what are the Judges thinking? Judge Clayton Davis gave this idiot a low bond!

Henry P Parker 37 of Lake Charles La. charged with 3rd DWI 122215 Calcasieu Parish Sheriff

Lake Charles – On December 22, at approximately 6:20 p.m., a Calcasieu Parish Sheriff’s Office deputy was dispatched to I-210 east bound near mile marker 6 to assist a vehicle with a blown tire that was causing a traffic jam.

When the deputy spoke with the driver, Henry P. Parker, 37, 212 Libby Street, Lake Charles, he detected an odor of alcohol emitting from his breath as well as slurred speech and unsteady balance.

Parker was transported to the Calcasieu Parish Sheriff’s Office, where he performed poorly on a standard field sobriety test. Parker then submitted to a breath intoxilyzer test, which revealed he was over the legal limit. Parker, who has two prior DWI arrests from 2015, was arrested and booked into the Calcasieu Correctional Center and charged with DWI 3rd; driving under suspension for prior DWI; and obstruction of public passage. Judge Clayton Davis set his bond at $8,500.

CPSO Deputy Cpl. Brandon Jean was the arresting deputy on this case.

Patrick Godeaux Jr. charged with 3rd DWI

Patrick Godeaux 27 of Sulphur La. charged with 3rd DWI Calcasieu Sheriff Parish

Lake Charles – On December 31 at approximately 8:00 p.m., a Calcasieu Parish Sheriff’s Office deputy was dispatched to Pete Seay Road in Sulphur in reference to a pickup truck stuck in a ditch.

When the deputy spoke with the driver, Patrick Godeaux Jr., 27, 1697 W. Burton Street, Sulphur, he had slurred speech and unsteady balance. Godeaux confirmed to deputies that he drove his truck after he took medication that was not prescribed to him. Godeaux was also found to be in possession of an open container of alcohol inside the truck.

He performed poorly on a standard field sobriety test. Godeaux, who has two prior DWI arrests in the last 10 years, was arrested and booked into the Calcasieu Correctional Center and charged with DWI 3rd; driving under suspension for prior DWI; careless operation; and open container. He was released on a $10,450 bond set by Judge Sharon Wilson. Godeaux’s special conditions of bond are he cannot operate a vehicle without ignition interlock device or a valid driver’s license.

CPSO Deputy Cpl. Freddie Galicia was the arresting deputy on this case.

Calcasieu Deputy Sr. Cpl. Landry Willis nabbed Malena R. Cain for 3rd DWI arrest

Malena R. Cain of Lake Charles La. charged with 3rd DWI Calcasieu Parish Sheriff 011016

Lake Charles – On January 10 at approximately 6:45 p.m., a Calcasieu Parish Sheriff’s Office deputy conducted a traffic stop on a car near the intersection of Highway 14 and Aquarius Street in Lake Charles for a traffic violation.

When the deputy spoke with the driver, Malena R. Cain, 30, 2014 Brenda Street, Lake Charles, he detected an odor of alcohol emitting from her breath. Cain told the deputy she drank alcoholic beverages prior to driving. Deputies also learned that Cain’s driver’s license was suspended for a prior DWI 2nd arrest.

After Cain performed poorly on a standard field sobriety test, she submitted to a breath intoxilyzer test which revealed she was over the legal limit. Cain was arrested and booked into the Calcasieu Correctional Center charged with DWI 3rd; driving under suspension for prior offenses; and no headlamps. She was released on January 11 on a $30,500 bond set by Judge Guy Bradberry.

CPSO Deputy Sr. Cpl. Landry Willis was the arresting deputy on this case.

Calcasieu Deputy Arrests Man For 4th DWI

Lake Charles – On March 27, 2015, at approximately 10:20 p.m., Calcasieu Parish Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to a report of a single-vehicle accident at the intersection River Road and Denison Road in Lake Charles.

Upon arrival, witnesses advised deputies the vehicle ran the stop sign and ran off the road and into a pasture.  Witnesses also told deputies the driver, later identified as Jeremy Dale Brummett, 38, of 3052 Alligator Park Road, Starks, was attempting to get the vehicle out of the pasture, but the vehicle was stuck in the mud.  When the deputy approached the vehicle and spoke with Brummett he appeared very unsteady on his feet.

After Brummett performed poorly on a standard field sobriety test, he was arrested and transferred to the Calcasieu Parish Sheriff’s Office, where a breath intoxilyzer test revealed he was over the legal limit.   Brummett, who has three prior DWI arrests and no valid driver’s license, was booked into the Calcasieu Correctional Center charged with DWI 4th; running a stop sign; and no driver’s license.

Judge David Ritchie set his bond at $103,500.

CPSO Deputy Cpl. Chad Quaal was the arresting deputy on this case.

Lee William Volgardsen sent to prison 7 years killed William Barnett passenger in DUI crash 012916

Ride with an impaired driver; buy a ticket to your own funeral

Coward crashed into a pole and left his pal to die while he ran away

From The Register-Guard

Eugene, Ore. — 01/29/2016 — The family of a Junction City man killed in a high-speed drunken-driving wreck lashed out Thursday at the stranger who will spend the next seven years in prison for causing their loved one’s death and then fleeing the crash scene.

Eugene resident Lee Volgardsen looked several of William Barnett’s relatives in the eye as they excoriated him during his sentencing hearing in Lane County Circuit Court, then apologized for his crimes and vowed to “do something to make it right.”

Volgardsen, 41, was sentenced to 85 months behind bars after pleading guilty to charges of second-degree manslaughter, failure to perform the duties of a driver to an injured person and driving under the influence of intoxicants.

Volgardsen was driving a rented 2016 Dodge Charger that authorities say was traveling well over 100 mph just before it veered off the road and crashed into a utility pole in the early morning hours of Nov. 25 on Washburn Lane, west of Junction City. His lone passenger, the 29-year-old Barnett, was killed in the wreck.

“It’s a tragic accident for (Barnett’s) family,” prosecutor Jay Hall said in court. He added that the stretch of road where the crash occurred is known locally “as a place where you can go out and drive fast.”

Volgardsen ran three miles to his girlfriend’s home immediately after the wreck. Authorities tracked down Volgardsen there hours later, and he admitted to them that he had crashed the car after drinking a fifth of rum and multiple beers, Hall said. ...MORE

William Barnett killed by drunk driver in Eugene Oregon

William Barnett

On the morning of November 25th, 2015 “Dill” William Thomas Barnett passed away in a tragic motor vehicle accident. William was born on February 5th, 1986 in Eugene, Oregon and raised in the Harrisburg and Junction city area. During his younger years, William was a talented athlete, playing on numerous soccer teams and made the Oregon Olympic Development team as a goalie. He graduated from Junction City High School in 2004. William worked for the University of Oregon Athletic Department for several years and was also an independent landscaper who had a passion for plants. He dedicated his time to caring for his family and friends, whom he loved dearly. William is survived by his grandfather Joseph Barnett, parents Gary and Karessa Barnett, two sisters Felicia Barnett and Christina Courtright, 6 nieces and nephews, and numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins. He was an avid outdoor enthusiast who would spend weeks hiking, canoeing, camping, and fishing across Oregon. Donations can be made in his honor to the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Bull Trout Enhancement Project, which William was very passionate about. A memorial service will be at 2 p.m. Friday, Dec. 4, at the Murphy-Musgrove Funeral Home in Junction City. Arrangements by Murphy-Musgrove Funeral Home in Junction City

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Lee County Florida Sheriff Chopper Two

Lee County Sheriff Mike Scott

D.U.I. Arrests

Monday, January 18, 2016 – Sunday, January 24, 2016

Impaired drivers are a very real danger to themselves and to others who share the road. With this in mind, the Lee County Sheriff’s Office has launched a multi-faceted campaign of education, awareness

Lee County Florida Sheriff Mike Scott

and enforcement to battle this threat to public safety in our community. We have elected to publicize the names of those charged with the offense of Driving Under theInfluence during the past week.

Date/Time	Name / Address	Birth Date		Incident Location
2016-01-24 6:36 AM	Ryan James Kurth, 3rd offense, DUI drugs Lee County Sheriff Fla 012416 Ryan James Kurth 8024 Pelican Rd Fort Myers	1978-11-14		S Tamiami Trl / San Carlos Blvd Fort Myers
2016-01-24 7:53 PM	Hector David Ortiz DUI Lee County Sheriff Fla 012416 Habitual offender Hector David Ortiz 6951 Nalle Grade Rd North Fort Myers	1963-01-23		6381 Bayshore Rd North Fort Myers

Date/Time	Name / Address	Birth Date		Incident Location
2016-01-18 1:39 AM	Gerald Michael Edwards DUI Lee County Fla 011816 Gerald Michael Edwards 371 Hague St North Fort Myers	1972-08-22		Littleton Rd / Windmill Blvd North Fort Myers
2016-01-18 2:30 AM	David Sanchez-Jimenez DUI arrest Lee County Sheriff Fla 011816 David Emmanuel Sanchez-Jimenez 117 Leopard Ln North Fort Myers	1991-10-12		S Cleveland Ave / Beacon Manor Dr Fort Myers
2016-01-18 5:22 AM	Debra Miranda Duncan DUI Lee County Sheriff Fla 011816 Debra Miranda Duncan 1706 Starnes Ave Fort Myers	1967-06-27		Dr Martin Luther KIng Blvd / High St Fort Myers
2016-01-18 11:26 PM	Robert Alex Theis DUI Lee County Sheriff Fla. 011816 Robert Alex Theis 3322 E County 50 Rd Tiffin Oh	1953-12-30		Eisenhower Blvd / E Kunuga St Lehigh Acres
2016-01-19 4:11 AM	Sean Michael Flemke DUI arrest Lee County Sheriff Fla 011916 Sean Michael Flemke 867 Ruby Dr North Fort Myers	1994-04-09		US 41 / Pondella Rd North Fort Myers
2016-01-20 2:43 AM	Adam Lewis Dull DUI arrest Lee County Sheriff Fla 012016 Adam Lewis Dull 2830 Garden St North Fort Myers	1980-08-05		Bayline Dr / Electric Ln North Fort Myers
2016-01-22 11:48 AM	Joseph Dana Theriault 1534 Piney Rd North Fort Myers	1985-06-30		341 Redlin St North Fort Myers
2016-01-22 9:50 PM	Javier Sandoval-Salinas 27785 Lime St Bonita Springs	1971-01-23		Lance Dr / Dean St Bonita Springs
2016-01-23 12:22 AM	Fred Spurlock Ramsey 7220 Emily Dr Fort Myers	1953-07-21		San Carlos Blvd / Kelly Rd Fort Myers
2016-01-23 4:28 AM	Benjamin David Abdill 2124 NE 33rd Ter Cape Coral	1993-05-07		N Tamimai Trl / Cardinal Dr North Fort Myers
2016-01-24 12:45 AM	Sebastian Flores-Juarez 2205 Barry Rd Fort Myers	1982-03-19		Danley Rd / South Rd Fort Myers
2016-01-24 2:10 AM	Hugo Ramos 2713 E Cypress Ave Fort Myers	1991-11-02		Palm Beach Blvd / Royal Palms Pkwy Fort Myers
2016-01-24 2:22 AM	Nicholas Dominic Smith DUI Lee County Sheriff Fla 012416 Nicholas Dominic Smith 4670 Briarcliff Rd Fort Myers	1965-09-13		US 41 / Babcock Rd Fort Myers
2016-01-24 2:27 AM	Maikel Rodriguez 3001 SW 4th St Lehigh Acres	1981-10-14		8th St SW / Sunshine Blvd Lehigh Acres
2016-01-24 5:30 AM	Kyle Reece Philpot 14803 Seth Rd Orlando FL	1996-03-06		S Tamimai Trl / Emerson Square Blvd Fort Myers

Washington County Oregon Sheriff Patrick Garrett

Washington County Oregon Sheriff arrest bookings for Jan. 29, 2016

Graves County Sheriff’s Office Kentucky

Graves County Sheriff’s Office arrests

Graves County Sheriff Dewayne Redmon reports that on January 28th at approximately 2:30 AM, his office investigated an incident that led to the arrest of a Boaz man on multiple charges.

The arrest came after a Graves County Deputy noticed a vehicle with no visible license plate making stops at several local businesses during the early morning hours in Mayfield. Some of these businesses were closed. This caused the deputy to investigate the circumstances. As the deputy’s patrol vehicle got behind this vehicle on Paris Road, the vehicle sped away. The deputy activated his emergency equipment to get the vehicle to stop. This caused the vehicle’s speed to increase. The vehicle eventually began traveling northbound on the State Route 121 Bypass. As officers of the Mayfield Police Department began arriving in the area, the deputy noticed sparks coming from the vehicle and then smoke. The vehicle then came to a stop and the operator fled on foot.

Two officers with the Mayfield Police Department were able to catch the subject on foot in the front lawn of Mayfield Elementary School. The subject was found to be in possession of plastic baggies containing methamphetamine, syringes, scales and other items. The subject was believed to be under the influence of methamphetamine at the time of the arrest. It was learned the subject was Calvin Bingham of Boaz.

Bingham is 22 years of age. It was determined that Mr Bingham had an active warrant for absconding by the Graves County Office of Probation and Parole. A computer inquiry also revealed that he had a suspended operator’s license. Mr Bingham was arrested on the warrant and for the following charges:
Reckless Driving
Fleeing or Evading Police in the First Degree
Operating a Motor Vehicle Under the Influence First Offense
Operating with a Suspended Operator’s License
Resisting Arrest
Possession of Controlled Substance in the First Degree
Drug Paraphernalia
Failure to Produce Insurance Card
No Registration Receipt

Calvin Bingham DUI meth Graves County Sheriff Kentucky 012916

Salisbury Barrack Maryland State Police

Salisbury Barrack of the Maryland State Police DUI Arrests from 1/21/2016 through 1/27/2016: