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Drunk Driving And It’s Effects On A Pilot’s License

Driving under the influence charges can pose a threat to your livelihood. If your profession, business, or service requires you to have a state license, a criminal conviction may impact obtaining or renewing your license. If you are a pilot, there are stringent rules and procedures that must be followed…

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DUI Conviction: How Can It Impact Professional Licenses?

In California, many professions require a license by the State of California. When applying for or renewing a license, the applicant is usually asked if they have ever been convicted of a crime, this includes the crime of driving under the influence. These licensing agencies are governed by the California…

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PAS Test: What Is It And Am I Required To Take It?

A PAS test is an acronym for preliminary alcohol screening test. This is a breath test that is conducted at the roadside before a person is arrested for drunk driving. The test is done on a portable breath analyzer or breathalyzer. The most common portable breathalyzer used by San Diego…

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Talmadge DUI Car Wreck Leaves 4 Year Old Injured, Bail Set At $100,000

San Diego resident, Albert Pruitt, 27, was allegedly driving under the influence when he crashed his Ford Explorer on August 27th, at 7:00 a.m., according to 10news.com. Pruitt was northbound on Aldine Drive near Monroe Avenue when he hit the curb, lost control, and rolled his vehicle. Two children, ages…

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Driving Drunk With Child In Car Leads To Reckless Endangerment Charges

Drunk driving charges, or OWI, (operating while intoxicated), as it is called in Illinois, were filed against a 31 year old Illinois man, according to jsonline.com. He was driving 90 mph southbound on I-94 where the speed limit is 65 mph. Once stopped, a nine month old infant was found…

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Sorrento Valley Drinking and Driving Ends With Driver Killed In Crash

San Diego motorists called the California Highway Patrol (CHP) to report a driver on southbound Interstate 5, in the Leucadia area, throwing beer cans out the window and driving erratically around 4 p.m., according to 10news.com. The driver then headed south on Interstate 805, through Sorrento Valley. He pulled over…

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Tierrasanta Youth Involved in Alleged DUI Felony Case Pleads Not Guilty

San Diego resident and recent Serra High School graduate, Joseph Walsh, 18, plead not guilty to two felony drunk driving charges on August 11th, according to 10news.com. On May 18th, Walsh was drinking beer at a friend’s home when he decided to drive to get some food. Allegedly, he was…

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San Diego Voters Opposed To Drunk Driving Checkpoints

<a San Diego’s Equality Alliance did a checkpoint study of over 6,000 voters in San Diego County from May 21st through June 15th, 2011, asking, “Do you think law enforcement should be able to set up checkpoints to question drivers without suspicion of wrongdoing.” Approximately 64% oppose DUI checkpoints; while…

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DUI Charges After Suspect Admits To Huffing Aerosol Cans

Drunk driving charges were brought after Christopher Jordan Johnson, 20, crashed his car into a tree in East Naples, Florida. He and his passenger, Brock Lyons, 21, admitted to huffing dust remover in aerosol cans before the crash, according to naplesnews.com. Johnson broke his right leg and hip and Lyons…

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Pacific Beach DUI Checkpoints Not Conducted On July 4th Weekend

Pacific Beach has hosted a drunk driving checkpoint during the July 4th weekend for the past eight years. However, the San Diego Police Department decided not to have one this year. The Pacific Beach residents are outraged by this because not only is San Diego the city with the most…

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