Lewis County Washington Sheriff Rob Snaza and Deputies

Lewis County Washington Sheriff

County of Kings

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From Hanford Sentinel

Keith Lavimodiere was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia. After his arrest, Lavimodiere allegedly made blatant threats against the arresting deputy and against law enforcement in general. He was booked into the jail on suspicion of the narcotics charges and making criminal threats. His bail was set at $60,000.  MORE

Arrest

Charges

Charges	Description	Bail Amount	Level	Court Case #
11364(a) HS	Poss of Paraphernalia for Unlawful Use	No Bail	Misdemeanor	16CM3616
422 PC	Threaten Crime w/Intent to Terrorize	$60,000.00	Felony	16CM3616
11550(a) H&S	Under Influence Cont Substance	No Bail	Misdemeanor	16CM3616

County of Kings Sheriff Dave Robinson

Maryland State Trooper

Two Maryland State Troopers Struck By DUI Driver In Charles Co. – 37 Troopers Struck This Year While Stopped

Tow truck driver showed up DUI too, was busted

December 6, 2016

(WALDORF, MD) – Two Maryland state troopers at the scene of a traffic crash in Charles County were struck by an impaired driver passing the scene, bringing to 37 the number of troopers hit while on traffic stops, crash scenes, or in construction zones this year.

The driver is identified as Ruth A. Runyan, 75, of La Plata, Md.  She was charged with driving under the influence, driving while impaired, negligent driving, failure to change lanes for an emergency vehicle, and failure to obey designated lane directions.  An ambulance was called to the scene to evaluate her for any injuries, but she refused treatment.

The troopers are identified as Trooper First Class Thomas Davis and Trooper Matthew Milich, both of whom are assigned to the La Plata Barrack.  Neither trooper was injured in the crash.

Shortly before 7:00 p.m. yesterday, both troopers were on the scene of a traffic crash on northbound Rt. 301, south of Smallwood Drive.  The troopers had their marked patrol cars parked behind each other in the slow lane of Rt. 301, protecting the crash scene ahead of them.  Both patrol cars had their emergency lights activated and traffic was being diverted to the lanes on the left of the scene.

Both troopers were seated in the same patrol car when a 2007 Mazda MX-5 northbound on Rt. 301 struck the unoccupied patrol car and then spun into the patrol car ahead of it, where the two troopers were seated.  The first patrol car struck sustained disabling damage and the second sustained superficial damage.

The driver of the Mazda was identified as Runyan.  Troopers detected signs of possible impairment and conducted an investigation.  Their investigation led them to arrest Runyan for driving while impaired.

A tow truck was called to transport the Mazda from the scene.  When the tow truck arrived, troopers and deputies detected signs of that driver’s possible impairment.  Further investigation led to the arrest of the tow truck driver by deputies from the Charles County Sheriff’s Office.

In addition to 37 state troopers being struck while on the side of Maryland roads this year, another 20 State Police patrol cars have been hit, fortunately, while the trooper was outside the vehicle.  There is a clear purpose behind Maryland’s move over law.  The purpose is to save the lives of our police officers, our emergency services workers, and our tow service operators.

The move over law requires drivers approaching from the rear an emergency vehicle or tow service vehicle using visual signals while stopped on a highway to, if possible, make a lane change into an available lane not immediately adjacent to the emergency or tow vehicle.  This movement should only be done if another lane in the same direction is available and the move can be made safely and without impeding other traffic.

If moving to another lane away from the stopped emergency vehicle is not possible, the law requires drivers to slow to a reasonable and prudent speed that is safe for existing weather, road, and vehicular or pedestrian traffic conditions.

Violating the move over law can result in a fine of $110 and one point.  If the violation contributes to a traffic crash, the fine is $150 and three points.  If the violation contributes to a traffic crash resulting in death or serious injury, the fine is $750 and three points, in addition to the devastating personal tragedies a crash like that will cause.

Stephen T. Brant DUI vehicle Washington State Patrol 120816

Washington: State Patrol Arrested Stephen T. Brant for DUI drugs After Multiple Vehicle Hit and Run on I-5

King County:  The Washington State Patrol reports that at approximately 4:52 pm on December 7, 2016, the Washington State Patrol received reports that a vehicle traveling NB I-5 north of Michigan St. was driving erratically and striking other vehicles.  The vehicle then exited to Columbian way after which it turned around and proceeded the wrong way down the ramp from the West Seattle Freeway to Columbian Way.  While traveling the wrong way, the vehicle struck two more vehicles after which the driver fled the scene on foot. At this point the vehicle has struck at least 6 vehicles.

Numerous calls from citizens provided a great description and possible sightings of where the suspect may be running.  The suspect then entered a business on Airport Way and locked the door at which time the employee of the business told him to leave.  The suspect left and sat near the front of the business behaving erratically.

Police say that the suspect then entered traffic on Airport Way and jumped on top of a vehicle and as the vehicle pulled to the side, the suspect slid off, breaking the side mirror.  The suspect then forcibly opened the door of another vehicle and struggled with the driver.  The driver took his keys and was assisted by another citizen to remove the suspect from the vehicle.

At approximately 5:23pm, the Seattle Police Department advised that they believed they had the suspect from the Hit and Run detained at Airport Way and Horton Ave and requested the WSP to contact.  Trooper Scott Madden arrived at 5:32pm and took the suspect into custody, advising that he matched the description of the driver of the Hit and Run vehicle.

At 6:50pm the suspect was transported to Harborview Medical Center followed by Trooper Madden.  Through observations, admissions and other factors the suspect was placed into custody for DUI-Drugs.  The suspect was identified as Stephen T. Brant of Greenbank, Washington.  It was also determined that Brant was arrested and booked into the Island County Jail shortly after midnight on December 6, 2016.

Trooper Madden applied for and obtained a search warrant for blood from Brant and blood was taken into evidence for testing.  Brant was booked into the King County Jail at approximately 1:42 am on multiple charges after being medically cleared by Harborview.

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Cause No:

Charge: VEHICLE THEFT INV

RCW/ORD: 2499

Court:

Bail Amount: BAIL DENIED

Release Reason:

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Cause No:

Charge: ASSAULT INV

RCW/ORD: 1399

Court:

Bail Amount: BAIL DENIED

Release Reason:

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Cause No: 160035949

Charge: D.W.I.

RCW/ORD: 46.61.502

Court: KCDC West Division Seattle Courthouse

Bail Amount: $1,000.00

Release Reason:

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Cause No: 160035949

Charge: HIT&RUN-ATT-CNT-1

RCW/ORD: 46.52.020

Court: KCDC West Division Seattle Courthouse

Bail Amount: $1,000.00

Release Reason:

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Cause No: 160035949

Charge: HIT&RUN ATT-CNT-2

RCW/ORD: 46.52.020

Court: KCDC West Division Seattle Courthouse

Bail Amount: $1,000.00

Release Reason:

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Cause No: 160035949

Charge: HIT&RUN ATT CNT-3

RCW/ORD: 46.52.020

Court: KCDC West Division Seattle Courthouse

Bail Amount: $1,000.00

Release Reason:

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Cause No: 160035949

Charge: HIT&RUN ATT CNT-4

RCW/ORD: 46.52.020

Court: KCDC West Division Seattle Courthouse

Bail Amount: $1,000.00

Release Reason:

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Cause No: 160035949

Charge: HIT&RUN ATT CNT-5

RCW/ORD: 46.52.020

Court: KCDC West Division Seattle Courthouse

Bail Amount: $1,000.00

Release Reason:

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Cause No: 160035949

Charge: HIT&RUN ATT CNT-6

RCW/ORD: 46.52.020

Court: KCDC West Division Seattle Courthouse

Bail Amount: $1,000.00

Release Reason:

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Cause No: 160035949

Charge: HIT&RUN ATT CNT-7

RCW/ORD: 46.52.020

Court: KCDC West Division Seattle Courthouse

Bail Amount: $1,000.00

Release Reason:

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Cause No: 160035949

Charge: HIT&RUN ATT CNT-8

RCW/ORD: 46.52.020

Court: KCDC West Division Seattle Courthouse

Bail Amount: $1,000.00

Release Reason:

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Cause No: 160035949

Charge: HIT&RUN ATT CNT-9

RCW/ORD: 46.52.020

Court: KCDC West Division Seattle Courthouse

Bail Amount: $1,000.00

Release Reason:

Washington State Patrol

Greensboro Police patrol officer

Greensboro Police Department

Gross, Robert Mitchell (W /M/58) Arrest on chrg of Driving While Impaired (M), at 1599 Mimosa Dr/Westover Ter, Greensboro, NC, on 12/8/2016 00:58.

Rivera-Perez, Alfonso (W /M/47) Arrest on chrg of Driving While Impaired (M), at I-40 Gallimore Dairy Rd, Greensboro, NC, on 12/8/2016 17:03.

Faulk, Paul Edward (W /M/25) Arrest on chrg of Driving While Impaired (M), at 199 W Lindsay St/n Greene St, Greensboro, NC, on 12/8/2016 00:50.

Georgia State Patrol roadside sobriety field test

From Gainesville Times

A Gainesville teen died this morning and three others remain in critical condition following a wreck with a man accused of driving under the influence of drugs.

Jonathan Flanagan, 22, of Dahlonega was driving north on Thompson Bridge Road/Ga. 60 near Price Road when he crossed the center line and struck a car carrying a woman and three teens about 9:25 p.m. Tuesday, according to the Georgia State Patrol.

Cpl. Jonathan Munger reported Flanagan was driving too fast for conditions. He could not confirm which drugs Flanagan was under the influence of until a chemical test is performed.

Flanagan consented to a blood test, and the results will return in 30 to 45 days, Munger said.

Jesus Alvarez-Perez, killed by DUI driver Jonathan Flanagan 120716

Elizabeth Alvarez-Perez, 44, was driving the other car and remains in critical condition at Northeast Georgia Medical Center in Gainesville along with a 16-year-old and 14-year-old. Jesus Alvarez-Perez, 19, died at the hospital this morning.  MORE

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Scottsdale Police Department

Date Range: Sunday 11/27/2016 00:00:00 through Saturday 12/3/2016 23:59:59

11/27/2016 0003 16-26421 MORENO, ILKA M W F 23 E BELL RD 99 PEORIA, AZ 85382 1337 M – 28-1381A1 – DUI-IMPAIRED TO SLIGHTEST DEGREE M – 28-1381A2 – DUI-BAC OF .08 OR MORE

11/27/2016 0245 16-26438 NAVALO, ARIEL B M 35 N DRINKWATER BL / E INDIAN SCHOOL RD D2 06 GILBERT, AZ 85234 1336 M – 28-1381A1 – DUI-IMPAIRED TO SLIGHTEST DEGREE M – 28-1381A2 – DUI-BAC OF .08 OR MORE M – 13-3415A – DRUG PARAPHERNALIA-POSSESS/USE M – 28-3473A – SUSPENDED/REVOKED D.L.

11/27/2016 0305 16-26440 KNOWLES, KELLY JAYNE W F 54 N SCOTTSDALE RD D4 19 PHOENIX, AZ 85083 1337 M – 28-1381A1 – DUI-IMPAIRED TO SLIGHTEST DEGREE M – 28-1381A2 – DUI-BAC OF .08 OR MORE M – 19-13 – F/OBEY POLICE OFFICER

11/28/2016 0130 16-26496 BRENNAN, HOLLY KATHLEEN W F 43 E CAMELBACK RD / N SCOTTSDALE RD D2 07 SCOTTSDALE, AZ 85251 1145 M – 28-1381A1 – DUI-IMPAIRED TO SLIGHTEST DEGREE M – 28-1381A2 – DUI-BAC OF .08 OR MORE M – 28-1382A1 – EXTREME DUI-BAC .15 OR MORE M – 28-1382A2 – EXTREME DUI-BAC .20 OR MORE

11/30/2016 0102 16-26663 RUIZ, EUNICE W F 42 L101 SB / E RAINTREE DR D4 16 PHOENIX, AZ 85042 1330 M – 28-1381A1 – DUI-IMPAIRED TO SLIGHTEST DEGREE M – 28-1381A2 – DUI-BAC OF .08 OR MORE M – 28-701.02A3 – EXCEED 85 MPH

11/30/2016 2030 16-26776 ZINN, ROBERT MARTIN W M 73 N FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT BL / E VIA LINDA D3 14 SCOTTSDALE, AZ 85259 1491 M – 28-1381A1 – DUI-IMPAIRED TO SLIGHTEST DEGREE M – 28-1381A2 – DUI-BAC OF .08 OR MORE

12/01/2016 0002 16-26793 CARTER, ZACHARY JONATHON NORMAN W F 40 E MAYO BL D4 19 CAVE CREEK, AZ 85331 515 M – 28-1381A1 – DUI-IMPAIRED TO SLIGHTEST DEGREE M – 28-1381A2 – DUI-BAC OF .08 OR MORE M – 28-1382A1 – EXTREME DUI-BAC .15 OR MORE M – 28-701.02A3 – EXCEED 85 MPH M – 13-2907.01A – FALSE REPORT TO LAW ENFORCEMENT

12/01/2016 0012 16-26788 HOUSE, JANICE ANN W F 70 E THOMPSON PEAK PY D4 19 SCOTTSDALE, AZ 85262 826 M – 28-1381A1 – DUI-IMPAIRED TO SLIGHTEST DEGREE M – 28-1381A2 – DUI-BAC OF .08 OR MORE M – 28-1382A1 – EXTREME DUI-BAC .15 OR MORE

12/01/2016 0049 16-26798 ARTZ, ABRIAN ALLEN W M 28 E THOMAS RD D1 04 SCOTTSDALE, AZ 1336 M – 28-1381A1 – DUI-IMPAIRED TO SLIGHTEST DEGREE M – 28-1381A2 – DUI-BAC OF .08 OR MORE

12/01/2016 0108 16-26799 SZYMALAK, BRAD N W M 60 E MCDOWELL RD / N MILLER RD D1 01 SCOTTSDALE, AZ 85251 1337 M – 28-1381A1 – DUI-IMPAIRED TO SLIGHTEST DEGREE M – 28-1381A2 – DUI-BAC OF .08 OR MORE M – 19-13 – F/OBEY POLICE OFFICER

Somerset County Maine Sheriff’s DUI arrest bookings

Jonathan Cayford indicted on manslaughter charge for killing his passenger on wild joyride in 2015

From Press Herald

JONATHAN T CAYFORD charge manslaughter Somerset Co So ME 120916

SKOWHEGAN — A 24-year-old Madison man has been indicted on a manslaughter charge in connection with a fatal crash more than a year ago in which police said he was passing cars at 80 mph on a back country road in Starks.

Jonathan Cayford is charged by a Somerset County grand jury for his alleged role as the driver of a car in which another Madison man was killed and two others were injured in the crash on Anson Road on Nov. 13, 2015.   MORE

Name:  JONATHAN T CAYFORD
Residence:  MADISON , MEBirth Date:  11/14/1992Gender:  M Height:  601Weight:  150 Eyes:  Body:   Case Number:  16-1654-JABailed:  Yes Booking Date:  12/09/2016Time:  1:27 AM Charges:  MANSLAUGHTER

James Charles Grover sentenced to Somerset County ME Sheriff jail OUI 120916

From SaukValley.com

Rusty L. Garner, 44, of Union City, was southbound on Interstate 39 near Rochelle around 1 a.m. Dec. 7 2016 killed two people

DIXON – A Tennessee man accused of driving drunk and causing the deaths of his two passengers was out of the hospital and in Lee County Jail on $200,000 bond Thursday.

Rusty L. Garner, 44, of Union City, was southbound on Interstate 39 near Rochelle around 1 a.m. Dec. 7 when he rear-ended a semitrailer that had broken down on the shoulder. Husband and wife Travis and Pamela Sansoucie, 34 and 43, of Paris, Tennessee, died at the scene. MORE

Travis Pamela Sansoucie killed by DUI driver Rusty Garner Lee County Illinois

Norwalk Police Department patrol car

From Hartford Courant

Hours after Brandon Dupee was arrested for driving under the influence, police say he was back behind the wheel.

Brandon Dupee was charged with DUI hours before fatal crash in Conn 121616

When Fairfield officers found Dupee, 33, and his sister Lindsay, 31, just before 1:30 a.m. Wednesday, they were in a black Honda Accord that had slammed into a tree near Sunfield Lane, police said. The crash killed the siblings and police said Brandon was driving.

Dupee, who once split a $1 million lottery prize, was stopped by Norwalk police officers hours earlier on Tuesday night when police noticed he was in no shape to drive, officials said.

Dupee’s driving had caught the attention of a Maine police chief, part of a convoy driving in Norwalk for the military tribute Wreaths Across America, Norwalk Sgt. Sofia Gulino said.

The chief flagged down a state trooper, who spoke to Dupee about 7:15 p.m., smelling marijuana as they talked, Gulino said.

A Norwalk officer called to the scene reported back that Dupee’s eyes were glassy, and his speech was slow and labored.

“He seemed confused,” Gulino told the Courant Thursday.

Police gave Dupee a field sobriety test which Dupee “could not perform to standard,” Gulino said.

Brandon Dupee DUI wreck double fatal. Photo courtesy of Fairfield Police

With the help of a city police dog, officers found marijuana in the center console, police said. He was arrested and his 2013 Nissan Maxima was towed from the area.

He was taken to the Norwalk Police Department about 8 p.m., where his license was seized, police said. He was charged with driving under the influence and possession of less than 4 ounces of marijuana.

By about 12:30 a.m. Wednesday, a bail bondsman had arrived to help Dupee post the $500 bond. Gulino said she does not know where he went after leaving police headquarters or how he ended up behind the wheel of the other car.

Officials removed the bodies of Brandon and Lindsay Dupee from the crashed vehicle Wednesday morning. Autopsies conducted by the state medical examiner’s office showed the siblings died from blunt force trauma.   MORE

Billy Joe Williamson II’s flight from trooper linked to his past as a lousy driver with DUI record

Billy Joe Williamson II DUI fleeing from Nevada trooper 112916 Washoe County Jail

Nevada Highway Patrol reports that on Monday, November 28, 2016, at approximately 3:25 p.m., while patrolling northbound IR580 south of Mt Rose Highway, a Nevada State Trooper made a traffic stop on a green Hyundai Elantra for speed (80 mph in a posted 70mph zone). Once stopped, the Trooper approached the vehicle. Upon approach of the vehicle, the white male adult driver of the Hyundai fled the traffic stop by driving away.

The Trooper returned to his vehicle and caught up to the Hyundai that was now traveling at speeds of approximately 100 mph northbound on IR580. The Hyundai attempted to take the northbound IR580 Mt. Rose Highway off ramp. Traveling at speeds too fast to negotiate the off ramp, the Hyundai crashed into a concrete roadway barrier and was redirected into the dirt median on the left side of the off-ramp.

Billy Joe Williamson II DUI suspended driver fled from Nevada trooper and wrecked 121716

The adult male and sole occupant of the vehicle fled the crashed vehicle on foot. He was seen jumping a fence and running into a field in the area of the Ormat Power Plant located to the southeast of the intersection with IR580 and Mt. Rose Highway. Verbal commands were being given by Troopers and were ignored.

With the assistance of Washoe County Deputies and the Reno Police Department, the driver was located and placed into custody without further incident.

The driver was identified as Billy Joe Williamson II. Williamson was taken to the Washoe County Jail and booked on the following charges.

Basic Speed 21-30 mph over the posted speed limit

Disobey of a police officer

Driving with a revoked driver’s license (due to previous DUI)

Possession of drug paraphernalia

Lyon County Jail DWI arrest bookings for Dec. 17, 2016

Bath Par Kuol, DWI drugs Lyon County Jail

Bath Par Kuol, 

10/26/2016

Arresting Agency: Marshall Police Dept

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TRAF-AC-GM-3RD DEG DWI-UI CONTROLLED SUB

Diane Wrigley DUI St. Johns County Sheriff Fla 121416

DUI Grandma could have run over the reindeer

St. John’s County Sheriff arrest booking photo of Diane Wrigley.

Wrigley was arrested for DUI after she arrived to pick up her grandchildren from school and appeared intoxicated. When a deputy appeared, she told the officer she could not be arrested because she wasn’t driving.

From Fox 30 Action News Jacksonville:

A St. Johns County woman was jailed on DUI charges after a concerned church member called police on her as she arrived to pick up her grandkids, a police report said.

The St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office said Dianne Wrigley, 48, was confrontational and called the arresting deputy a “[expletive] a-hole” when he tried to question her. Wrigley told deputies she had been drinking at a work Christmas party and couldn’t be arrested because she wasn’t driving, the report said.

The incident happened on Dec. 14 at the Anastatsia Baptist Church on A1A while Wrigley was sitting in her 1992 Buick, authorities said.

Wrigley took two breath tests; on one test, she blew a 0.148 — nearly twice the legal limit in Florida — and a 0.137 on the second. She tried to do a field sobriety test but thought that she was required to count to 10,000, and that was too much for “an old woman to do,” the report said.

Wrigley was angry when asked by deputies not to smoke a cigarette before her field sobriety test, deputies said.

A female deputy was called to the scene to assist, but Wrigley was verbally abusive to that deputy as well, the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office said.

Wrigley was released on $2,500 bond after spending the night in jail.

St. Johns County Sheriff David B. Shoar patrol car

Raymond NH Police patrol car

Raymond Police revived junkie overdosed on heroin on roadside; charge him with DUI

RAYMOND, NH (December 16, 2016): Raymond Police deployed NARCAN at a recent overdose call.

On December 16, 2016, at about 4:49 AM officers responded to Chester Road for a report of a car off the road. Arriving officers located the vehicle off the roadway and observed an unresponsive male subject slouched over in the driver’s seat. Officers gained entry into the vehicle by breaking a window, removed the male subject and began chest compression’s and deployed NARCAN in an attempt to revive him.

Shortly after deploying the NARCAN the subject regained consciousness and was transported to the Exeter Hospital.  The person was subsequently charged with Driving Under the Influence of Drugs and is scheduled to appear at the Candia Circuit Court on February 6, 2017, for arraignment.  The driver was not identified by Raymond Police, unlike those DUI drivers who overdose on alcohol.

In an effort to preserve lives and reduce overdose related deaths all officers of the Raymond Police Department are trained and certified in the administering of Narcan. Each officer carries it with them while on patrol.

Santa Cruz Sheriff

Santa Cruz County Sheriff DUI arrest bookings for Dec. 20, 2016

12/16/2016 09:20 RELEASED 08/21/1997 B-547753
SCHULLER, MICHAEL DENNIS, 08/21/1997, 19 W/M BRO / HAZ / 508 / 185 APTOS, CA, BARTENDER, 16W-06474 383 23152(E) DUI DRUG WPD 12/16/2016 10:36 SOR DEPT B $2,000.00 AIRPORT BLVD / FREEDOM BLVD

12/16/2016 08:36 RELEASED 09/29/1969 B-547755
ZAMORA, MIGUEL CARLOS 09/29/1969 47 H/M BRO / BRO / 506 / 190 WATSONVILLE, CA, COOK, 16W-06476 384 23152(A) DUI ALCOHOL WPD 12/16/2016 15:45 SOR DEPT B $5,000.00 619 RODRIGUEZ
POSSESSION OF MOST COMMON DRUGS
DRIV: SUSP/ETC LIC: DUI: VIO
DISORD CONDUCT: ALCOHOL

12/16/2016 06:27 RELEASED 07/30/1987 B-547757
WHITE, SPENCER LYNDON 07/30/1987 29 A/M BRO / BRO / 600 / 200 FELTON, CA, CUSTOMER SALES, M170172016 21183 23152(A) DUI ALCOHOL, CHP, 12/16/2016 08:43 SOR $2,000.00 SR-9, KEYSTONE

12/17/2016 01:44 RELEASED 04/23/1986 B-547785
SILVA, MIGUEL 04/23/1986 30 H/M BLK / BRO / 504 / 160 WATSONVILLE, CA., INSTALLER, 16W-06496 354 23152(A)/23152(B)DUI:ALCOHOL WPD 12/17/2016 02:34 SOR DEPT B

12/17/2016 03:38 RELEASED 07/23/1993 B-547789
BOLANOS, DANIEL CHARLES 07/23/1993 23 W/M / HAZ / 511 / 165 SANTA CRUZ, CA MARKETING 16S-10421 147 23152(A)/23152(B)DUI:ALCOHOL SCPD 12/17/2016 05:43 SOR $2,500.00 126 PLYMOUTH ST.

12/17/2016 07:15 RELEASED 04/30/1981 B-547792
GARCIA, MARCIA ARACELI 04/30/1981 35 H/F BRO / BRO / 505 / 125 WATSONVILLE, CA, ADMINISTRATION 16W-06504 383 23152(A) DUI ALCOHO WPD 12/17/2016 08:46 SOR DEPT B $2,000.00 1120 S GREEN VALLEY

12/17/2016 12:51 RELEASED 06/25/1989 B-547796
RYAN, DAVID MICHAEL 06/25/1989 27 W/M JMS-197 v1.5 psNET Jail Management System Report Printed 12/19/2016 9:05:43 AM Page 13 of 22 Total Pages BRO / HAZ / 511 / 190 SAN JOSE, CA, SECURITY, M1703-720-16 18231 23152(A)/23152(B)DUI:ALCOHO CHP 12/17/2016 15:16 SOR $2,000.00 NB SR-17 S OF MT. HERMON RD

12/17/2016 19:58 RELEASED 10/07/1987 B-547807
PORTILLO, JOSE DOMINGO 10/07/1987 29 H/M BLK / BRO / 507 / 170 CAPITOLA, CA, CONSTRUCTION, 16S-10433 168 23152(A) DUI ALCOHOL SCPD 12/18/2016 18:58 BOND $5,000.00 16S-10433 168 23152(B) DUI ALCOHOL/0.08 PERCENT SCPD 12/18/2016 18:58 BOND $5,000.00 16S-10433 168 12500(A) DRIVE W/O LICENSE SCPD 12/18/2016 18:58 BOND $5,000.00 16S-10433 168 273A(A) CHILD CRUELTY:POS INJ/DTH SCPD 12/18/2016 18:58 BOND $5,000.00

12/17/2016 21:17 RELEASED 02/04/1956 B-547809
PASSARO, DARIO 02/04/1956 60 W/M BLN / BLU / 511 / 215 APTOS, CA HANDY MAN M170572016 021382 23152(B) DUI ALCOHOL/0.08 PERCEN CHP 12/17/2016 23:31 SOR $2,000.00 S/B SR-1 @ STATE PARK

12/18/2016 00:12 RELEASED 12/22/1969 B-547810
POWELL, EARL STEVEN 12/22/1969 46 W/M BRO / BRO / 600 / 225 BOULDER CREEK, CA ELECTRICIAN M170672016 21248 23152(A)/23152(B)DUI:ALCOHOL, CH,P 12/18/2016 01:38 SOR $2,000.00 SR-9 AT BLAIR RD M170672016 21248 14601.2(A) DRIV:SUSP/ETC LIC:DUI:VIO CHP 12/18/2016 01:38 SOR $2,000.00 SR-9 AT BLAIR RD

12/18/2016 03:15 SCJMJ-LOPENCELL017 03/19/1988 B-547816
LOPEZ, JOSE 03/19/1988 28 H/M BLK / BRO / 507 / 240 WATSONVILLE, CA, FIELDWORKER, 16W-06523 384 11370.1(A)
POSS CNTL SUB WHILE ARMED WPD F26173 F26173 $15,000.00 1504 FREEDOM BLVD JMS-197 v1.5 psNET Jail Management System Report Printed 12/19/2016 9:05:43 AM Page 18 of 22 Total Pages 16W-06523 384 14601.2(A)
DRIV:SUSP/ETC LIC:DUI:VIO WPD M85949 M85949 $5,000.00 1504 FREEDOM BLVD 16W-06523 384 23152(A)
DUI ALCOHOL WPD M62788 M62788 $10,000.00 1504 FREEDOM BLVD 16W-06523 384 2800.1(A)
EVADING PEACE OFFICER WPD 16CR04537 16CR04537 $5,000.00 1504 FREEDOM BLVD 16W-06523 384 484(A)
PETTY THEFT WPD 12/18/2016 00:59 M OC
WARR MADERA SHERIFF MCR054222 MCR054222 $5,000.00 1504 FREEDOM BLVD

12/18/2016 17:19 RELEASED 07/28/1965 B-547825
GRIFFITHS, ALYSON MARCY 07/28/1965 51 W/F BRO / BLU / 600 / 165 FELTON, CA NONE M170872016 21387 23152(E) DUI DRUG CHP 12/18/2016 19:53 SOR $2,000.00 GRAHAM HILL AT HENRY COWELL

Santa Cruz County Calif. Sheriff’s Office

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DATE: 20161224    TIME: 2042    INV UNIT: 683 – TROOPER M. PRY
LOCATION: W508 FOREST-NAPAVINE ROAD (MP .3)
COUNTY: LEWIS    COLLISION REPORT NUMBER: SECTOR   CASE FILE:16037609
NBR VEH: 01    CARS: 01    TRUCKS: 00    MOTORCYCLES: 00   PEDESTRIANS: 00
NBR INJ: 01    DECEASED: 01              DRUGS OR ALCOHOL INVOLVED: YES
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NAME: MCPHERSON, KIMBERLY J, AGE: 51 YEARS    SEX: F    MC ENDORSEMENT: N/A
CITY: CENTRALIA   DRIVER VEH 01  BELT/HELMET: YES-RESTRAINT USED
INJ/DISP: INJURED – TRANSPORTED TO CENTRALIA PROVIDENCE
VEH1: WHITE 1993 HONDA ACCORD 4 DOOR
DAMAGE/DISP: TOTALLED – IMPOUNDED BY WASHINGTON STATE PATROL
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NAME: LININGER, THOMAS D  AGE: 43 YEARS    SEX: M    MC ENDORSEMENT: N/A
CITY: CHEHALIS  PASSENGER VEH 01  BELT/HELMET: YES-RESTRAINT USED
INJ/DISP: DECEASED ON SCENE
NEXT OF KIN NOTIFIED: YES   NOTIFIED BY: LEWIS COUNTY CORONER
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————————————-DESCRIPTION——————————–
VEHICLE ONE WAS WESTBOUND ON SR508.THE VEHICLE LEFT THE ROADWAY TO THE RIGHT, AND STRUCK A TREE.
—————————————CAUSE—————-——————–
WHEELS OFF THE ROADWAY
————————————–CHARGES———————————–
DRIVER ONE – PENDING INVESTIGATION
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WASHINGTON STATE PATROL – VANCOUVER CT

Virginia State Police

DUI driver did quick U-turn to avoid sobriety checkpoint and killed mother of two in head-on crash

Samantha Dennis of Coeburn Va fled from checkpoint and charged by Va State Police for DUI death of mother of two

Rebecca W. Starling was on her way to N. C. from Missouri for Christmas; her two children injured as Samantha Dennis tried to avoid being arrested

COEBURN, VA.  Virginia State Police is investigating a fatal crash in Wise County. The crash occurred at 2:48 p.m., Friday (Dec. 23), on Route 58 less than a mile east of Route 72 in the town of Coeburn.

A 2014 Chevrolet Equinox was traveling east on Route 58 when it abruptly stopped in the middle of the highway when it came upon a DUI checkpoint being conducted by the Coeburn Police Department and Wise County Sheriff’s Office. The Chevrolet made an abrupt U-turn and began driving west in the eastbound travel lane. The westbound Chevrolet then struck head-on an eastbound 2007 Dodge Magnum.

The driver of the Chevrolet, Samantha R. Dennis, 36, of Coeburn, Va., was transported by ambulance to Mountain State Hospital. She has been treated and released, and is now in State Police custody. Charges are pending at this time.

The driver of the Dodge, Rebecca W. Starling, 32, of St. Charles, Mo., died at the scene. She was wearing a seatbelt. Two passengers, her 5-year-old daughter was flown by State Police Med-Flight to Bristol Regional Medical Center for treatment of serious, but non-life threatening, injuries; and her 2-year-old daughter was transported by ambulance to Norton Community Hospital for treatment of minor injuries. Both girls were secured in child safety seats.

Wise County Sheriff’s Department Va.

Fairfax police DUI arrest photo

Walter Rodriguez, 39, of Waldorf, Maryland, was arrested for DWI 122416 Fairfax Police

MOUNT VERNON, VA. — Fairfax County Police reports that on Richmond Highway/Russell Road, 12/24/16, around 8:50 p.m., Officers saw a vehicle driving erratically and attempted to conduct a traffic stop. Police say that The driver failed to pull over. Eventually, the officers were able to stop the car. Walter Rodriguez, 39, of Waldorf, Maryland, was arrested, taken to the Adult Detention Center, and charged with unauthorized use of a vehicle, possession of marijuana and driving while intoxicated.

Roger Antoine Coleman, 22, of Annandale, was charged with driving while intoxicated 3rd within 5 years Fairfax Police 122416

DWI/RESISTING ARREST/DRIVING ON SUSPENDED LICENSE/ARREST:Tobin/Woodburn Road, 12/25/16, around 4 a.m. Officers responded to a report of a crashed car with no driver in it. They located a man in a nearby apartment complex, who attempted to run from them. An investigation identified him as the driver of the crashed car. Roger Antoine Coleman, 22, of Annandale, was arrested, taken to the Adult Detention Center, and charged with driving while intoxicated (3^rdwithin 5 years), driving on a suspended license and resisting arrest.

Mathew P. Pernell DUI 3rd Offense killed Alonza Jefferson Jr. Roxie Bustamante WRIC 8News

Chesterfield Judge has denied three-time DUI offender Matthew Pernell bond
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY – Virginia State Police have charged a driver in the early Tuesday morning (December 27) fatal crash on Route 288 in which one person was killed.  The crash occurred at 12:50 a.m., on Route 288 northbound, 8/10 mile south of Chester Road in Chesterfield County.

Virginia State Police Senior Trooper Z. Grey is investigating the crash.

Matthew Pernell 3rd DUI offense was fatal for Alonza Jefferson Jr. Virginia State Police 122816

A 1994 Chevrolet pickup was traveling south on Route 288 when it ran off the road to the left into the median crossing into the northbound lanes and striking a 1996 Cadillac.  The pickup then overturned and the Cadillac continued head-on into the guardrail.

The operator of the 1996 Cadillac, Alonza Jefferson Jr., 46 of Midlothian, Virginia died at the scene; he was wearing a seatbelt.  The driver of the 1994 Chevrolet pickup, Matthew P. Pernell, 27 of Emporia, Virginia was transported to MCV Hospital with serious non-life threatening injuries; he was not wearing a seatbelt. Pernell has been charged with DUI 3^rd offense and involuntary manslaughter.  He is currently being held at the Chesterfield County jail with no bond.

KILLED BY DRUNK DRIVER BECAUSE JUDGES KEPT GIVING THE KILLER SECOND CHANCES – OVER AND OVER AGAIN – Alonza Jefferson was a father of two working two jobs when killed by DUI driver Matthew Pernell VSP 122816

A GoFundMe account has been established by Mr. Jefferson’s family, to help with funeral expenses.

Washington State Patrol

WASHINGTON STATE PATROL

A bicyclist was struck and killed by a DUI driver at 4:04 am on Jan. 1, 2017, according to Washington State Patrol Trooper J. Leibrecht. 

Police report that Melissa Anne Paul, 27, of Mead, Washington, was operating a 2004 Toyota 4 Runner westbound on Rt. 2 at Flint Road two miles east of Airway when police say that she struck and killed Ty Matthew Olds, 44, of Spokane, who was pronounced dead at the scene.  Washington State Patrol Chaplain S. Vogleman notified the next of kin.  Olds was operating his bicycle on the shoulder of the road when he was hit and killed by Paul, say police.

Stephan Alexander Goodwin, 30, of Spokane, was a passenger in the vehicle, and neither he or the driver were injured.

Paul is being charged with DUI and vehicular homicide, reports police.