From Arizona Daily Star

Jesus Yzabel 30 charged with manslaughter Tucson AZ fatal122216 Tucson Police

A 30-year-old man was arrested, following a fatal collision involving a motorcyclist on the south side Friday night, authorities said.

Jesus Yzabel was arrested on suspicion of second-degree murder, aggravated DUI, endangerment and criminal damage, after his truck crashed into a motorcycle in the area of East Ajo Way and South Kino Pkwy, killing the rider, said Sgt. Kimberly Bay, a Tucson Police spokeswoman.

Shortly after 7:30 p.m., police and Tucson fire responded to reports of a crash between a motorcycle and truck, and when they arrived, both vehicles were on fire, Bay said.

Firefighters extinguished the blaze and provided medical treatment to the motorcycle rider, who was transported to Banner-University Medical Center, due to life-threatening injuries.

After arriving at the hospital, 52-year-old Norman Enfinger was pronounced dead, Bay said.  ….MORE

Jesus Yzabel was arrested for attempting to carve out the cheating heart of his wife

FROM KFSM

ARKANSAS —12/10/2013 –A Springdale man is behind bars after allegedly hitting his spouse in the face with a phone and assaulting her with a knife, after he suspected her of cheating on him. Police said three children were present during the fight.

Jesus Yzabel Washington County Sheriff Ark. 121013

Jesus Yzabel, 28, was arrested Monday night on suspicion of aggravated assault, domestic battery and forgery. He remained Tuesday in the Washington County Detention Center on $5,000 bond, according to the Washington County Sheriff’s Office.

He has a Jan. 8 arraignment date, and a separate court date set for Dec. 11, according to the Sheriff’s Office.

A preliminary report from the Washington County Prosecutor’s Office states Yzabel caught his spouse texting another man and suspected she may be cheating on him. The two started arguing, and Yzabel broke the woman’s phone, the report states. ….MORE

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

Alex Rubio drove into intersection DUI at 118 mph and killed a woman and fled. When found guilty of DUI murder he cried.  Photo courtesy of Kern Golden Empire 

Kern County District Attorney Lisa Green announced on Dec. 15, 2015, a conviction in a significant case.

Green said that on January 3, 2014, at approximately 3:00 a.m., the defendant, Alex Rubio, was intoxicated with a blood alcohol concentration nearly twice the legal limit when he raced his car, a 2014 Chrysler 300, down New Stine Rd. and through a solid red light at a speed of 1 1 8 mph. The result was a collision with 22-year-old Princess Almonidovar, who died instantly.

Following the collision, defendant Rubio fled the scene on foot and hid until he was located by officers. When he was located, he led officers on a foot pursuit before being apprehended. After his apprehension, he made several spontaneous statements to officers reflecting his profound indifference to human life. One such statement came in the form of a question to one of the arresting officers: “How bad did that chick f* ** up my car?” The defendant’s blood alcohol concentration was determined by both an evidentiary breath machine as well as by blood draw. Even three and four hours after the collision, the results were a .14 and .13, respectively.

On December 15, 2015, the defendant was convicted by a jury on the following charges and allegations: Second degree murder, gross vehicular manslaughter, DUI with injury and causing great bodily injury, hit and run resulting in death, and resisting arrest. He is scheduled for sentencing on January 14, 2016, before the Honorable Charles R. Brehmer. The case was prosecuted by Deputy District Attorney Jim Simson.

From Bakersfield.com

Court documents state Rubio and Almonidovar were both driving under the influence. Her blood alcohol content was 0.12 percent, according to the documents.

A respiratory therapist at San Joaquin Community Hospital, Almonidovar was the primary breadwinner for her family.

The data box retrieved from the Chrysler showed Rubio was traveling south on New Stine at 111 mph five seconds before the crash, the documents state. That speed kept increasing until it reached 128 mph at impact.

Rubio made no attempt to brake. Police said the accelerator was pressed to the floor at the moment of impact…..MORE

Gregory Wheeling faces DWI and manslaughter charges in death of Kelli Putnam

From WSOC

Gregory Wheeling jailed on DWI charge in death of Kelli Putnam photo courtesy of John Sparks WBTV

CHARLOTTE, N. C. — South Boulevard involving a pedestrian being struck by a vehicle Sunday.

Detectives also responded to the scene to conduct an investigation.

Information gathered on the scene by investigators revealed the driver, Gregory Alan Wheeling, was in a 2014 Audi S4 in the right lane heading southbound towards Remount Road. Four other passengers were also in the car at the time of the crash.  Witnesses at the scene told Channel 9 a female was crossing the street when she was struck by the car.

Officers said the pedestrian, Kelli Sue Putnam, 28, was walking along the sidewalk on the southbound sidewalk of South Boulevard. The pedestrian stepped out in front of the AUDI and was struck, according to officials.

After impact, Putnam was thrown up on the vehicle and came to rest in the northbound lanes of South Boulevard.  The Audi then went off the right side of the roadway and struck a utility pole.  …..MORE

Washington County Oregon Sheriff

DUI crash Washington County Sheriff Ore 013116

02/01/2016  – On Saturday night, Jan. 31, 2016, Washington County Sheriff’s Deputies serving the city of Cornelius responded to a hit and run crash involving a parked van. The investigation lead them to a Cornelius man who deputies arrested for DUII.

On Saturday, January 30, 2016, at 9:19 p.m., Deputies responded to a hit and run on South Dogwood Street in Cornelius. A witness described hearing the crash and seeing a red pickup truck with a canopy driving away.

A few minutes later, dispatch received a call from John Nelson, 46, of Cornelius, reporting he was in a crash and the other vehicle left the scene. Deputies responded to Nelson’s home, also on South Dogwood Street. The damage to his pickup was consistent with hitting the parked van just down the street.

As deputies sorted out what happened, they determined Nelson was intoxicated, and he was responsible for crashing into the parked van. He also fled the scene of the crash and called in a false report.

Nelson was arrested for DUII, Reckless Driving, Hit and Run, Criminal Mischief II and Initiating a False Report.

DUI crash Washington Co So Ore B 013116

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• NANCE, DEREK KYLE

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• NEBO, RONALD SCOTT

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• NEEPER, ZACH ALAN

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• NELSON, TERRI LYNN

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• NEPAIAL, RYAN

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• NERNESS, JOHN LAVON JR

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• NEWTON, BRETT DENNIS

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• NEWTON, JENNIFER DAWN MARIE

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• NGUYEN, ANTHONY PHU NGOC

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• NGUYEN-CHHUOEY, LYNN LAURA

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• NICHOLS, KRISTIN MARIE

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• NIEVES-PRADO, ROBERTO

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• NOLIN, ETHAN WILLIAM

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• NOONAN, BRIANNA LEI

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• NORFOLK, KIRK RYAN

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• NOVAKOWSKI, ERIK ROBERT

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• NUESSE, COLE RUSSELL

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• NUNEZ, FRANCISCO A

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Talbot Sheriff’s patrol

Talbot County Sheriff’s Office reports the following DUI arrests

DUI Arrest:   On January 22, 2016, at approximately 11:04 pm, Deputies from the Talbot County Sheriff’s Office were dispatched to the 30000 block of Kingston Road, Easton, Maryland in reference to a single vehicle accident.  Upon arrival, Deputies observed a black in color Ford passenger vehicle off the roadway in a ditch. Deputies made contact with the driver, Charles Jay Spencer Sr., 31 of Easton, MD and detected a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage on his breath and person.  After performing standardized field sobriety tests, it was determined Spencer was driving under the influence of alcohol.  Spencer was charged driving under the influence of alcohol and driving vehicle in excess of reasonable speed for conditions. Spencer was released on his personal recognizance to a sober driver.

DUI Arrest:   On January 23, 2016 at approximately 03:14 am, Deputies from the Talbot County Sheriff’s Office were dispatched to the area of Coveys Landing Road near Chapel Road for a single vehicle accident. Deputies observed a Dodge Ram pickup in a ditch off the roadway.  Deputies made contact with the driver, Neil Burgess Yungbluth, 32 of Cordova, MD and detected a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage on his breath and person.  After performing standardized field sobriety tests, it was determined Yungbluth was driving under the influence of alcohol.  Yungbluth was charged and released on his personal recognizance to a sober driver.

DWI Arrest:   On January 23, 2016, Deputies from the Talbot County Sheriff’s Office were dispatched to the area of Easton Parkway and Port Street in reference to a single vehicle accident. Deputies observed a Ford pickup truck completely off the roadway.  Deputies made contact with the driver, Bret Jarboe Gannon, 25 of Easton, MD and detected a very strong odor of an alcohol beverage on his breath and person. Gannon was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol and driving and was released on his signature.

Champion Dirtbag of 2015!

Redding Man Sentenced to Maximum Sentence for Felony Assault with a Vehicle While Driving Under the Influence

Dominic Salvador Ventimiglia 4th DUI intentionally ran down pedestrian Shasta County Calif 020116

REDDING, CALIF. — According to the Shasta County District Attorney, on Feb. 1, 2016, the Honorable Judge William D. Gallagher sentenced Dominic Salvador Ventimiglia, 74, to four years in State Prison for a felony charge in connection with a September 26, 2015, incident wherein the defendant intentionally attempted to ram a pedestrian in a crosswalk, while driving under the influence.

A Shasta County jury found the defendant guilty of one felony count of Assault with a Deadly Weapon: Vehicle, and two misdemeanor counts of Driving Under the Influence on January 6, 2016. The defendant had pled guilty to a related misdemeanor count of driving while his license was suspended due to a prior DUI conviction before the jury trial began. Following the jury’s verdict, the court found true two enhancements alleging prior DUI convictions within the past 10 years, and found the defendant in violation of his prior grant of probation.

The defendant has suffered three prior DUI convictions in 2005, 2010, and 2014, and was on probation for DUI at the time of this offense. Two of the defendant’s three priors involved collisions and two also involved blood alcohol levels well in excess of 0.15%. Citing the defendant’s concerning criminal history demonstrating an “unremitting alcohol addiction” that continually placed the public in danger, the defendant’s complete lack of remorse and attitude of defiance toward past court orders, and the shocking circumstances of the current case, Judge Gallagher told the defendant that he had “crossed a line” that society does not look lightly upon as he handed down the maximum sentence allowed by law.

Following an afternoon of drinking at a local bar, the defendant got behind the wheel of his vehicle, despite having a suspended license and probation terms prohibiting the consumption of alcohol. As the defendant was headed westbound on Parkview Avenue, he nearly struck a pedestrian who was in the process of crossing Parkview Avenue northbound in a marked crosswalk. The pedestrian yelled out to the defendant in anger over the near collision. At that point, the defendant sped forward, made an illegal U-turn striking the south curb of the roadway, and then drove his vehicle eastbound into the westbound lanes of traffic in an attempt to intentionally strike the pedestrian who was finishing his trek across the roadway.

The victim was able to jump out of the way, claiming the defendant’s vehicle merely “nicked” his knee. The defendant then proceeded out of his vehicle, wielding his cane in the air, and chased after the victim and several witnesses, prompting numerous 9-1-1 calls. Several officers from the Redding Police Department responded and, following an investigation, arrested the defendant, who was found to have a blood-alcohol content of 0.14%.

The case was investigated by Officer Peggy Porter, Officer Jamie Rouland and Officer Jeff Schmidt of the Redding Police Department and prosecuted by Deputy District Attorney Laura Smith from the Shasta County District Attorney’s Office.

This case was prosecuted under a grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety, through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

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Motorcyclist Dennis Oddo killed in Arizona 021816 photo courtesy of ABC15.com

Phoenix, Ariz. — State detectives are still combing through the tragic details related to the rear-end crash that claimed the life of 57-year-old motorcyclist Dennis Oddo, a valley resident.

The collision occurred at about 12:15 a.m. on Monday, February 16, when 33-year-old Leith Monroe was driving the car that struck Dennis Oddo as he was riding to work on his Harley Davidson motorcycle southbound along I-17 near Happy Valley Road. Mr. Oddo succumbed to his injuries at Honor Health North Mountain Hospital about two hours later.

The impact also forced the motorcycle and Mr. Oddo into the right dirt shoulder, a considerable distance from the point of impact. Monroe continued driving for a tenth of a mile before stopping near the Pinnacle Peak Road off-ramp.

A witness stopped with Mr. Oddo to render first aid and CPR until the Phoenix Fire Department arrived on scene and took over. That is when Mr. Oddo was transported to the hospital with mortal wounds.

Monroe was combative and overall uncooperative with state troopers and detectives. She was taken into custody and booked into the county jail under charges of 2nd-degree murder and criminal damage. The DUI portion of the investigation is still underway.

“The message ‘if you see something, say something’ has never been more appropriate as this case. If you see erratic driving, call it in. Get a police officer or trooper the information to find and stop these drivers before they crash and kill other people, and tragically change lives forever,” said Sgt. Alan Haywood, a supervising detective with the Vehicular Crimes Unit (VCU).

From The Arizona Republic

Leith Monroe DWI fatal crash Maricopa County Sheriff Prior Offender

A woman involved in a Phoenix freeway wreck that left a motorcyclist dead was driving drunk at the time of the crash, according to Arizona Department of Public Safety officials.

Leith Monroe, 33, is facing charges of second-degree murder and driving while under the influence after her car rear-ended a motorcycle early Tuesday morning on Interstate 17 near Happy Valley Road, according to court documents.

The motorcyclist, Dennis Oddo, 57, died at a hospital from his injuries.

DPS troopers found several empty bottles of alcohol in Monroe’s car at the scene. A witness to the crash said Monroe appeared to “stumble around” when she got out of her car.

Troopers said Monroe resisted arrest and attempted to take the needle out of her arm when receiving a blood test.

Monroe, of the Many Farms community on the Navajo Reservation, has a prior history of DUI charges and resisting arrest, according to court documents. Her driver’s license had been suspended for a DUI conviction.    .…MORE

Dennis Oddo remembered by friends 021816 photo courtesy of Fox 10 KSAZ

Eduardo Macias charged with DUI in death on 134 Freeway in Pasadena CHP photo courtesy of KABC

From Pasadena Star News

PASADENA >> A drunken driver ran from the scene of an early-morning crash on the 134 Freeway in Pasadena that left a Monrovia man dead, authorities said.

Eduardo Macias, 24, of Pasadena was found and arrested about two hours after the 1 a.m. crash on the eastbound 134 Freeway, just west of Orange Grove Boulevard and the 210 Freeway, California Highway Patrol officials said in a written statement.

Killed was a 41-year-old Monrovia man, officials said. His identity was not released Sunday.

Officials responded to reports of a multi-vehicle wreck and found a crash involving three vehicles, described as a 1998 Toyota, a 1992 Toyota and a 2016 Honda, according to the CHP.

Pasadena Fire Department paramedics pronounced the driver of the 1992 Toyota dead at the scene, officials said. Two 18-year-old women inside the Honda were treated for injuries not believed to be serious.

The driver of the 1998 Toyota — later identified as Macias — fled from the scene on foot, according to the CHP statement.

CHP officers found and arrested Macias about two hours later, CHP Officer Monica Posada said.

After examination at a hospital, Macias was expected to be booked for felony drunken driving, she said. Additional charges, such as hit-and-run, may be sought by prosecutors later as well. ...MORE

Paramedics arriving at the scene pronounced 41-year-old Christopher Richard Nelson dead at the scene. The coroner’s office didn’t have his city of residence, but the CHP reported he was from Monrovia and was driving a 1992 Toyota.

BW Parkway crash WUSA

Drunk Driver Sentenced to Three Years in Prison for Manslaughter in Fatal Car Crash

Crash Victim Died After Eight Months in a Coma

Horry County Sheriff’s Office Arrest bookings report for Feb. 26, 2016

	ALTENBURGER, BRUCE NMN CONWAY, SC 29527	AMERICAN (US) MALE	01/28/1989 27 years old	2/26/2016 1:28 PM	Still Incarcerated	HC02261603400 HORRY COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE
		FAILURE TO APPEAR   /   Sentenced   /   $400.00
	BELLAMY, WILLIAM JERMAINE	AMERICAN (US) MALE	07/26/1993 22 years old	2/26/2016 2:50 PM	Still Incarcerated	HC02261603398 CONWAY PD
		No Charges Listed
	BLAIR, LAUREN ALEXANDRIA LITTLE RIVER, SC 29566	AMERICAN (US) FEMALE	04/09/1993 22 years old	2/26/2016 3:00 AM	2/26/2016 4:14 PM	HC02261603381 NORTH MYRTLE BEACH PD
		OPEN CONTAIN OF BEER/WINE IN VEHICLE   /   Disposed   /   $262.50 POSSESSION MARIJUANA, 2ND & SUBSEQ.(LESS THAN ONE OZ)   /   Disposed   /   $2,000.00
	BROWN, STEVEN RILEY USA	AMERICAN (US) MALE	05/22/1959 56 years old	2/26/2016 1:05 PM	Still Incarcerated	HC02261603396 HORRY COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE
		BURGLARY 1ST DEGREE   /   Pre-Trial   /   NO BAIL SET (5 charges) GRAND LARCENY $2,000 TO $10,000   /   Pre-Trial   /   NO BAIL SET (3 charges)
	BURNETTE, RYAN THOMAS CHICOPEE, MA 01020	AMERICAN (US) MALE	10/06/1990 25 years old	2/26/2016 2:42 AM	2/26/2016 11:18 AM	HC02261603379 LORIS PD
		SPEEDING, OVER 10 BUT LESS THAN 15 MPH OVER THE SPEED LIMIT   /   Disposed   /   $133.00 SIMPLE POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA   /   Disposed   /   $620.00
	BURNS, LAURA ELIZABETH MURRELLS INLET, SC 29576	AMERICAN (US) FEMALE	06/11/1990 25 years old	2/26/2016 12:37 AM	Still Incarcerated	HC02261603395 HORRY COUNTY PD
		No Charges Listed
	CONGLETON, DANIEL WHITFIELD MYRTLE BEACH, SC 29577	AMERICAN (US) MALE	06/23/1969 46 years old	2/26/2016 12:30 AM	Still Incarcerated	HC02261603394 CONWAY PD
		FUGITIVE   /   Pre-Trial   /   NO BAIL SET
	CORDERO, MICHAEL MYRTLE BEACH, SC 29577	AMERICAN (US) MALE	08/31/1962 53 years old	2/26/2016 12:43 AM	Still Incarcerated	HC02261603386 HORRY COUNTY PD
		ASSAULT / ASSAULT & BATTERY 2ND DEGREE   /   Pre-Trial   /   NO BAIL SET MALICIOUS DAMAGE TO PERSONAL PROPERTY,3RD OR SUBSEQ. PROPERTY CRIME   /   Pre-Trial   /   NO BAIL SET
	DAVIS, KAYLA ANNETTE LEXINGTON, SC 29073	AMERICAN (US) FEMALE	05/17/1988 27 years old	2/26/2016 5:43 PM	Still Incarcerated	HC02261603403 HORRY COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE
		No Charges Listed
	DAVIS, KIM RASCHELLE CALABASH, NC 28467	AMERICAN (US) FEMALE	07/05/1976 39 years old	2/26/2016 3:09 PM	Still Incarcerated	HC02261603399 NORTH MYRTLE BEACH PD
		No Charges Listed
	DEAS, ANNIE MAE CONWAY, SC 29526	AMERICAN (US) FEMALE	08/29/1984 31 years old	2/26/2016 11:56 AM	Still Incarcerated	HC02261603393 CONWAY PD
		No Charges Listed
	DIX, BRIAN CHRISTOPHER MYRTLE BEACH, SC 29579	AMERICAN (US) MALE	05/20/1997 18 years old	2/26/2016 1:30 AM	Still Incarcerated	HC02261603377 SOUTH CAROLINA HIGHWAY PATROL
		Driver’s license required; surrender and disposition of out-of-State licenses; local licenses / MORE THAN ONE DL   /   Disposed   /   $237.50 ASSAULT WHILE RESISTING ARREST/ASSAULT ON POLICE OFFICER   /   Disposed   /   $1,500.00 RECKLESS DRIVING   /   Disposed   /   $445.00
	DIXON, ANTONIO DERIOCO ATLANTIC BEACH, SC 29582	AMERICAN (US) MALE	11/07/1974 41 years old	2/26/2016 7:33 AM	Still Incarcerated	HC02261603387 HORRY COUNTY PD
		FAILURE TO APPEAR   /   Sentenced   /   $237.50 FRAUDULENT CHECK, UNDER $500 – 2ND OR SUB. OFFENSE   /   Disposed   /   $500.00 FRAUDULENT CHECK, UNDER $500 – 1ST OFFENSE   /   Disposed   /   $500.00
	FERREBEE, GARRETT KEITH NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, SC 29582	AMERICAN (US) MALE	12/10/1994 21 years old	2/26/2016 9:52 AM	Still Incarcerated	HC02261603392 NORTH MYRTLE BEACH PD
		BURGLARY 2ND DEGREE   /   Pre-Trial   /   $2,500.00 (2 charges) PETIT LARCENY, 3RD & SUBSEQ OFFENSE   /   Pre-Trial   /   $2,500.00 GRAND LARCENY $2,000 TO $10,000   /   Pre-Trial   /   $2,500.00
	GLOVER, RASHEED TAMIR CONWAY, SC 29526	AMERICAN (US) MALE	10/02/1995 20 years old	2/26/2016 1:15 PM	Still Incarcerated	HC02261603397 US MARSHALS
		FAILURE TO APPEAR, COUNTY OR MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE SUMMONS   /   Sentenced   /   $515.00 FAILURE TO APPEAR   /   Pre-Trial   /   NO BAIL SET ESCAPE (COMMON LAW)   /   Pre-Trial   /   NO BAIL SET VIOLATION/WILLFUL VIOLATION OF TERM OR CONDITION OF ELECTRONIC MONITORING   /   Pre-Trial   /   NO BAIL SET
	HALE, SONNY RAY LORIS, SC 29569	AMERICAN (US) MALE	02/04/1954 62 years old	2/26/2016 8:15 AM	2/26/2016 4:25 PM	HC02261603388 HORRY COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE
		ASSAULT / ASSAULT & BATTERY 3RD DEGREE   /   Disposed   /   $1,000.00
	HARDEE, ANNIE SUE CONWAY, SC 29526	AMERICAN (US) FEMALE	11/01/1962 53 years old	2/26/2016 9:32 AM	Still Incarcerated	HC02261603391 CONWAY PD
		CRIMINALLY RECEIVING GOODS AND SERVICES FRAUDULENTLY OBTAINED   /   Disposed   /   $1,100.00 CRIM RECEIVE GOODS, SERVICES FRAUD OBTAINED, VALUE $500 OR LESS IN SIX MONTH PER   /   Disposed   /   $1,100.00 (7 charges) FAILURE TO APPEAR   /   Sentenced   /   $100.25 FRAUDULENT CHECK, UNDER $500 – 1ST OFFENSE   /   Pre-Trial   /   NO BAIL SET (3 charges) FAILURE TO APPEAR   /   Sentenced   /   NO BAIL SET
	HICKS, ERNEST LEE MYRTLE BEACH, SC 29588	AMERICAN (US) MALE	01/14/1987 29 years old	2/26/2016 2:35 AM	Still Incarcerated	HC02261603380 HORRY COUNTY PD
		DOMESTIC VIOLENCE 3RD DEGREE   /   Pre-Trial   /   $1,000.00
	JIMENEZ-CALDERAS, JUAN CONWAY, SC 29526	MEXICAN MALE	10/04/1985 30 years old	2/26/2016 9:12 AM	Still Incarcerated	HC02261603389 CONWAY PD
		NO DL IN POSSESSION   /   Disposed   /   $237.00 SIMPLE POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA   /   Disposed   /   $570.00
	JOHNSON, JULIE LYNN CONWAY, SC 29527	AMERICAN (US) FEMALE	11/28/1976 39 years old	2/26/2016 3:51 PM	Still Incarcerated	HC02261603402 SOUTH CAROLINA HIGHWAY PATROL
		DRIVING UNDER SUSPENSION, LICENSE NOT SUSPENDED FOR DUI – 3RD OR SUB. OFFENSE   /   Pre-Trial   /   NO BAIL SET FAILURE TO PROVIDE PROOF OF INSURANCE   /   Pre-Trial   /   NO BAIL SET GIVING FALSE INFORMATION TO LAW ENFORCEMENT, FIRE DEPT. OR RESCUE DEPT.   /   Pre-Trial   /   NO BAIL SET
William Alfred Johnson DUI Horry County SC 022616	JOHNSON, WILLIAM ALFRED NEWPORT NEWS, VA 23608	AMERICAN (US) MALE	05/01/1988 27 years old	2/26/2016 2:35 AM	2/26/2016 1:01 PM	HC02261603378 SOUTH CAROLINA HIGHWAY PATROL
		DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE   /   Disposed   /   $1,022.00 PETIT OR SIMPLE LARCENY UNDER $2,000   /   Disposed   /   $500.00
	QUINN, JASON CAMERON NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, SC 29582	AMERICAN (US) MALE	07/15/1993 22 years old	2/26/2016 3:38 AM	Still Incarcerated	HC02261603385 NORTH MYRTLE BEACH PD
		FAILURE TO APPEAR   /   Sentenced   /   $185.00 FAILURE TO APPEAR   /   Sentenced   /   $237.50 MANUFACTURING/POSS. SCH. I,II,III OR FLUNITRAZEPAM OR ANALOGUE W.I.T.D. 1STOF   /   Pre-Trial   /   $2,500.00 (2 charges) DRIVING UNDER SUSPENSION, LICENSE NOT SUSPENDED FOR DUI – 2ND OFFENSE   /   Pre-Trial   /   $1,275.00 MANUF., POSS OF OTHER SUB. IN SCH. I,IIIII OR PWID – 1ST OFFENSE   /   Pre-Trial   /   $2,500.00
	SPYRIDAKOS, CARL CHRISTOPHER LORIS, SC 29569	AMERICAN (US) MALE	01/24/1982 34 years old	2/26/2016 3:39 AM	2/26/2016 6:20 PM	HC02261603384 NORTH MYRTLE BEACH PD
		DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE – 2ND OFFENSE   /   Disposed   /   $5,000.00 DRIVING UNDER SUSPENSION   /   Disposed   /   $652.50
	STEPHENS, ERIC LAMONT CALABASH, NC 28467	AMERICAN (US) MALE	09/11/1981 34 years old	2/26/2016 12:00 AM	Still Incarcerated	HC02261603404 HORRY COUNTY PD
		No Charges Listed
	TIERNEY, CHRISTOPHER ALAN SURFSIDE BEACH, SC 29575	AMERICAN (US) MALE	06/06/1985 30 years old	2/26/2016 2:35 AM	2/26/2016 11:57 AM	HC02261603383 SOUTH CAROLINA HIGHWAY PATROL
		DUI   /   Disposed   /   $1,022.00
	TIGHE, CHAD JEFFERY CONWAY, SC 29526	AMERICAN (US) MALE	11/10/1973 42 years old	2/26/2016 3:36 PM	Still Incarcerated	HC02261603401 HORRY COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE
		No Charges Listed
	VERDUGO, LISA ANN CONWAY, SC 29526	AMERICAN (US) FEMALE	03/31/1972 43 years old	2/26/2016 9:32 AM	2/26/2016 1:45 PM	HC02261603390 CONWAY PD
		CRIMINALLY RECEIVING GOODS AND SERVICES FRAUDULENTLY OBTAINED   /   Disposed   /   $1,100.00 CRIM RECEIVE GOODS, SERVICES FRAUD OBTAINED, VALUE $500 OR LESS IN SIX MONTH PER   /   Disposed   /   $1,100.00 (7 charges)
	WILLIAMS, SHANTEL MEIKA CONWAY, SC 29526	AMERICAN (US) FEMALE	02/23/1990 26 years old	2/26/2016 3:20 AM	Still Incarcerated	HC02261603382 CONWAY PD
		POSS. OF OTHER CONTROLLED SUB. IN SCHED. I TO V – 1ST OFFENSE   /   Pre-Trial   /   $2,500.00

Back to the slammer for  DUI Killer Kelli Loos

Kelli Loos, of 227 Garden Gate Lane in Annapolis, Md., who killed two men on the Washington Beltway after she had belted down a bottle of wine at the Hamburger Hamlet in Bethesda, Md., has been sent back to jail after she set off the ignition interlock for the third time.  The following is an excellent article that appeared in the Washington Post which gives the background and a report on the latest on this killer. Loos was sentenced by Montgomery County Circuit Court Judge Louise Scrivener to ten years in prison for manslaughter and then set free on parole as the parole board didn’t consider her crime, under Maryland law, to be violent. The Maryland General Assembly is populated by DUI drivers and DUI criminal defense attorney’s who resist efforts to strengthen DUI laws and killers like Kelli Loos behind bars where they can’t kill again.

Kelli Loos convicted of double DWI fatal in Fairfax Va in 2009. 3rd

From The Washington Post

New Hampshire State Police

New Hampshire State Police DWI arrests and other arrest bookings

Motor Vehicle Fatality

On Monday, February 29, 2016, at approximately 10:05 p.m. the Kensington Police Department was notified of a motor vehicle crash in the area of 246 North Haverhill Road which involved fatal injuries. The initial investigation revealed that a black 2001 Toyota 4-Runner was traveling southbound at a high rate of speed on North Haverhill Road when it failed to negotiate a right-hand curve in the roadway. The Toyota left the roadway striking several trees. This caused the vehicle to roll over several times ejecting all three occupants of the vehicle.

The initial investigation also revealed that two of the occupants sustained life threatening injuries and succumbed to their injuries on scene. The third occupant was transported to Boston Medical Center in Boston, Massachusetts with life-threatening injuries.

The crash investigation is being handled by the State Police Collision Analysis & Reconstruction Unit (C.A.R. Unit) with assistance by the Kensington Police Department and New Hampshire State Police Troop A. Assisting on scene were members of the Kensington Police Department, New Hampshire State Police Troop A, and Kensington Fire & Rescue.

At this time it is unknown if drugs or alcohol were factors; however, all aspects of the crash remain under investigation by the C.A.R. Unit. Anyone that may have further information related to this crash please contact Trooper Thomas Conlon 603-223-8614 or email at thomas.conlon@dos.nh.gov.

UPDATE: MARCH 1, 2016 1100 Hours:

The 3 occupants of the vehicle have been positively identified. Found deceased at the scene were Malachi DAVIS, age 21 of East Kingston, NH and Hunter VARS, age 21 also of East Kingston, NH. Transported by DHART to Boston Medical Center in Boston, Massachusetts was Jack PERREAULT, age 20 of East Kingston where he remains in critical condition.

Alcohol believed factor in Randy Sprague’s crash; charged with DWI after being tracked from scene by K-9

On Saturday, February 27, 2016, at approximately 0219 hours, Trooper Matthew Locke of the New Hampshire State Police Troop A barracks responded to a report of a motor vehicle crash, on Route 101, in the area of Exit 10. Upon arrival Trooper Locke located the subject vehicle in the median facing south, up against the guardrail. The vehicle had sustained significant contact damage as a result of the crash.

Preliminary investigation revealed that Unit #1, a black 2008 Ford Ranger, being operated by Randy Sprague, age 33, of Epping, New Hampshire, was driving westbound when for an unknown reason, he drifted completely off the paved portion of roadway to the right, striking and destroying a “Route 101 West” sign. After striking the sign, Sprague over-corrected to the left, drove across the two westbound lanes of Route 101 and struck the guardrail in the center median head on.  The vehicle came to final rest in the median after striking the guardrail. Witnesses to the crash had seen a male standing by the vehicle just prior to Trooper Locke’s arrival, however, no driver was immediately located. Based on the seriousness of this crash, the extremely cold temperature, and the potential for injuries to the driver, a State Police K-9 was requested to assist in locating the driver.

Trooper Dan Livingstone of Troop-D and his K-9 partner “Veda” began a track of the driver which took troopers through thick woods and across a stream to the north of the crash scene. Mr. Sprague was ultimately located on River Road in the town of Stratham, where he was taken into custody without incident.

Sprague was placed under arrest, and he was charged with DWI (subsequent offense), Conduct After an Accident, Reckless Operation and two counts of Criminal Mischief. Mr. Sprague is being held on $500 cash bail, and he is scheduled to be arraigned on February 29, 2016, in the 10th Circuit Court, District Division-Brentwood at 0800 hours.

The New Hampshire State Police were assisted at the scene by members of the Exeter Police Department and the Stratham Police Department.

Although alcohol appears to have been factor in the causation of this crash, this incident remains under investigation. Anyone with information pertaining to this incident is asked to contact Trooper Matthew Locke, New Hampshire State Police, Troop-A, at (603)223-8490.

Wrong Way Driver Arrest; This Angel Nearly Got His Wings

On February 21st, 2016, at approximately 10:10 PM, the New Hampshire State Police responded to the report of a Mercury Villager Van traveling northbound in the southbound lanes of the F.E. Everett Turnpike in the City of Nashua. Additionally, it was reported the vehicle was traveling in excess of 90 mph and purposefully driving at other motorists.

The NH State Police Troop B, with the assistance of the Merrimack and Nashua Police Departments were able to locate and stop this vehicle traveling northerly in the southbound lane in the area of Exit #10 in the town of Merrimack.

The male operator of the vehicle, identified as Angel L. Rodriguez (55 years old) of Nashua, NH, refused to identify himself to police and refused to exit the vehicle. Rodriguez assaulted police officers on scene and resisted arrest. Two small children were within the vehicle. Ultimately, Rodriguez was placed in police custody and charged with felony reckless conduct, two counts of endangering the welfare of a child, simple assault on a police officer, resisting arrest and disobeying a police officer. Rodriguez was transported to the Hillsborough County Jail where he was held without bail.

At this time the case remains under investigation by the New Hampshire State Police – Troop B. The State Police were assisted by the Merrimack Police Department, Nashua Police Department and Merrimack Fire & Rescue.

Anyone with information that can assist with the investigation is encouraged to call Trooper Jacob Wood of the NH State Police, Troop B at 603-223-8530 or email Jacob.Wood@dos.nh.gov.

Marcia Preston charged with DWI when she got a pole-in-one

On Saturday, February 20, 2016, at approximately 2130 hours, at the request of the Seabrook Police Department, troopers assigned to the New Hampshire State Police Troop A barracks responded to a report of a motor vehicle rollover accident on Washington Street at the intersection of Walton Road.

Preliminary investigation revealed that Unit #1, a 2012 Chevy Equinox, being operated by Marcia Preston, age 22, of Seabrook, New Hampshire, was driving northbound at a high rate of speed on Washington Street when she failed to negotiate a turn in the road. Ms. Preston subsequently struck a stone monument and flagpole, causing the vehicle to roll over. Ms. Preston, and her passenger, Oleksandra Slobodian, age 20, of Hampton, were both transported via ambulance to the Exeter Hospital, where they were treated for minor injuries.

Preston was ultimately placed under arrest, and she was charged with DWI. She is scheduled to be arraigned on March 10, 2016, in the 10th Circuit Court, District Division-Seabrook at 0800 hours.

The New Hampshire State Police were assisted at the scene by members of the Seabrook Police Department and the Seabrook Fire Department.

Although alcohol and speed appear to have been factors in the causation of this crash, this incident remains under investigation. Anyone with information pertaining to this incident is asked to contact Trooper Brian Gacek, New Hampshire State Police, Troop-A, at (603)223-8490.

Arrest of Daniel A. Chambers of Pittsfield, New Hampshire

Daniel A. Chambers, 37, of Pittsfield, New Hampshire was arrested by the NH State Police for the offenses of Operating While a Habitual Offender, Receiving Stolen Property, Conduct After an Accident and Possession of Drugs on Route 11 in Andover at approximately 7 a.m. Feb. 19, 2016.

Chambers was apprehended after being sighted hitchhiking a short distance from the scene of a motor vehicle collision, at which a stolen 2002 Dodge Durango was found crashed into a guard rail and abandoned. Though Chambers denied involvement, he was witnessed leaving the scene of the crash, and items belonging to the vehicle’s owner were found in his possession.

Chambers is being held on $1500 cash bail at the Merrimack County House of Corrections in Boscawen and will be arraigned in NH Circuit Court, 6th Circuit, District Division in Franklin on Feb. 22.

The joint criminal investigation was conducted by troopers from the Troop D barracks in Concord and local officers from Andover and Bristol police departments.

Persons with information related to this incident can contact Trooper Michael Arteaga of Troop D in Concord at 603-271-3636.

Kristin Woolf rolled on her belly like a reptile – naked as a Jaybird – in Welcome Center!

Kristin R. Woolf rolled on her belly like a reptile in Welcome Center

On February 11th, 2016 at approximately 0229 am, troopers from NH State Police Troop-A responded to the NHDOT Welcome Center on Route 95 in the town of Seabrook. Employees of the Welcome Center reported a female subject was currently sitting on the floor in front of the fireplace inside the facility, and that she was nude and performing lewd acts. Upon their arrival, troopers located this female, who would later be identified as one Kristin R. Woolf, age 35, Quincy Massachusetts.

The troopers were able to corroborate that which had been reported by the employees. Furthermore, during the course of the investigation, it became clear to the troopers that Woolf was under the influence of drugs. Woolf was taken into custody and transported to the Exeter Hospital by the Seabrook Fire Department.

Woolf was charged with Indecent exposure/lewdness, disorderly conduct and possession of a controlled drug. Woolf was released on personal recognizance bail with a court date of April 21st in the 10th Circuit Court-Seabrook. Any person with information regarding this incident is encouraged to contact Trooper Matthew Locke at NH State Police Troop-A, 603-223-8490 or at matthew.locke@dos.nh.gov.

Mom killed son injured by DUI driver in Washington State homicide charged 031016 photo courtesy of KOMO

Washington State Patrol Troopers Arrest Vehicular Homicide Suspect

Manoj Siwakoti DUI killer Washington State Patrol prescription drugs

King County:  On March 10, 2016, Washington State Patrol troopers arrested Manoj Siwakoti on an outstanding felony warrant for vehicular homicide and vehicular assault.  The warrants are related to a two-vehicle collision on SR 509/SR 518 on October 24, 2015.  Siwakoti was charged with one count of vehicular homicide and one count of vehicular assault but failed to appear at a mandated court appearance.  He was arrested at his parents residence in Kent.

The collision occurred as the victim (driver) was traveling NB SR 509 to WB SR 518 at approximately 3:00 pm.  Siwakoti, 21 years old, failed to stop at a red light at the intersection and struck the victim’s vehicle while traveling EB on SR 518.  The victim (driver), a 42-year-old female from Burien, died at the scene.  Her 10-year-old son was seriously injured.  Toxicology results showed that Siwakoti was impaired by prescription drugs.

Siwakoti was booked into the Regional Justice Center in Kent on the two felony warrants.

Man suffers from mental health issues and still allowed to operate a vehicle?  Why not blind people too?

From KOMO

The crash killed 41-year-old Lilliam Portillo, and critically injured her son who was rushed to Harborview Medical Center.

On Sunday, hospital officials said the boy was released after being reported in stable condition.

Til Siwakoti, Manoj’s father, said his son suffers from mental health issues, and takes medication for treatment. …MORE

Delaware State Police – Choose Your Ride – THE CHESAPEAKE TODAY photo

Delaware Troopers Investigate Fatal Motor Vehicle Crash

Townsend, DE- The Delaware State Police Collision Reconstruction Unit is currently investigating a fatal motor vehicle crash that has claimed the life of a Middletown woman which occurred early this morning west of Townsend.

The initial investigation has determined that the crash occurred at approximately 2:01 a.m. early this morning, Saturday, March 12, 2016, as Gabriela J. Beduch, 21, of Middletown, DE was operating a 2004 Acura RSX westbound on Caldwell Corner Road attempting to negotiate a slight right curve. The Acura RSX exited the north side of the roadway and travelled through the grass on the side of the road. The operator overcorrected as she re-entered the roadway and initiated a counterclockwise rotation. The vehicle continued in a sideway slide through the grass on the south edge of the road before striking a Utility Pole with the vehicle’s left side. After impact, the vehicle rolled onto its roof.

Joshua William Grubb shot dead by officer as he fled DUI stop with officer in back of this truck in Lenoir City Tenn. WVLT photo

Lenoir City Police Officer Tyrel Lorenz shot to death a fleeing DUI driver, according to a joint statement released Monday by Lenoir City Police Chief Don White and 9th Judicial District Attorney General Russell Johnson.”Lorenz commanded the driver to stop several times before Lorenz somehow ended up in the back bed of the pickup truck,” a news release states. “Once in the truck bed Lorenz was still yelling at the driver to stop.

Lenoir City Police Officer Tyrel Lorenz fatally shot fleeing DUI driver

“It was after Lorenz was in the bed of the pickup and the truck was speeding away that Lorenz apparently shot the driver of the truck.”

From WVLT

LENOIR CITY, Tenn. (03/14/2016) — Lenoir City police say the officer involved in a deadly shooting as Officer Tyrel Lorenz. Police say the victim, Joshua William Grubb, was shot multiple times after Grubb drove away with Lorenz in the bed of his truck.

Joshua William Grubb, 30, of Clinton fatally shot by Lenoir City Police Department officer during a DUI stop. (Anderson County Sheriff’s Office)

Lorenz is on paid administrative leave, pending the outcome of the investigation. He has been with the Lenoir City Police Department since July 2015 and has been a law enforcement officer since 2010.

The incident happened Sunday at 1:02 a.m. at the Bimbo’s convenience store on Highway 321 near the I-75 interchange. TBI agents investigated the scene until Sunday afternoon.

According to police, someone called 911 about three people who left the Ruby Tuesday’s parking lot in a pickup truck. Lorenz questioned the three people in the truck at Bimbo’s. He put one of those men,

Toni Ann Sutton, arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of Joshua William Grubb, 30, of Clinton by a Lenoir City Police Department officer during a DUI stop. (Anderson County Sheriff’s Office)

Brandon Lawrence Taylor, in handcuffs when Grubb began to drive away.

Randon Lawrence Taylor, arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of Joshua William Grubb, 30, of Clinton by a Lenoir City Police Department officer during a DUI stop. (Anderson County Sheriff’s Office)

Taylor is charged with public intoxication and evading arrest.

The other person at Bimbo’s is identified as Toni Ann Sutton. She is charged with possession of drug paraphernalia. ….MORE

Lenoir City Police patrol unit

Lakeport Police DUI arrest Parker John Coggins  for DUI after causing this crash. 032316

LAKEPORT MAN ARRESTED FOR FELONY DRUNK DRIVING AFTER VEHICLE CRASH CAUSED INJURY TO ANOTHER DRIVER

On Tuesday, March 22, 2016, at approximately 6:15 PM, Lakeport Police Department (LPD) officers were dispatched to 11th Street near Safeway to investigate the report of a vehicle injury collision.

Parker John Coggins charged with DUI twice in 4 days by Lakeport Police DUI arrest twice in four days 032316

Upon arrival, Officers determined that a 1998 Volvo sedan traveling east on 11th Street, driven by Parker John Coggins, 18, of Lakeport, CA, collided with a 2000 Chevrolet Blazer traveling west on 11th Street, driven by a 43-year-old Clearlake Oaks, CA man, causing major front-end damage to both vehicles.

Section Alabama Mayor Ron Fossett DUI charges dropped with condition of taking alcohol classes

From WAFF

Section Alabama Mayor’s DUI charges dropped with the condition that he attend alcohol classes and not get caught again!

SECTION, AL (03/25/2016) – A Jackson County circuit court judge has now dismissed DUI charges against the mayor of Section.

Mayor Ron Fossett was charged with DUI by one of his own officers nearly three years ago.

The judge put stipulations on the dismissal. Those stipulations were met, so the case is now dismissed.

DUI charges against Fossett were officially dismissed following a hearing last week.

MORE: Section mayor faces DUI charge

The stipulations for dismissal included he complete a drug and alcohol treatment class, pay court costs, and commit no further offenses for a six month period. ….MORE