
Driver showed up to pick up drunk driver from police barracks was himself driving drunk with drugs in his pocket
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Driver showed up to pick up drunk driver from police barracks was himself driving drunk with drugs in his pocket
Operating a motorcycle is dangerous due to the inattentiveness of other motorists in trucks and cars but when the operator of a motorcycle is impaired and speeding, he or she turns that vehicle into a donorcycle.
The booze droids, as shown above, believe they have the right to maim and kill and they don’t care who gets in their way. Of course, for them to simply slam into an oak tree when driving by themselves without anyone else being involved, is Darwin’s theory at work, and the sooner they exit life, the better for everyone else.
In Howard County, a motorcyclist attempted to drive between two vehicles while traveling east on I-70 at Rt. 29 shortly before noon yesterday. He lost control and was ejected from his motorcycle. The investigation indicates he was driving impaired. When a friend of his, also driving a motorcycle, stopped at the scene of the crash, he was arrested by troopers for operating under the influence.
The driver of the car, says Sgt. Clifford Dempsey, has been identified as 36-year-old Michelle Small of Wyoming, Delaware. She was arrested and later taken to Beebe Hospital, treated, released and charged with DUI and related traffic charges.
As Trooper Evans approached the driver’s side window, an unyielding odor of alcohol was detected. Further investigation led troopers to the arrest of Laciny for suspected impaired driving. A further search of the vehicle revealed four loaded handguns almost 800 prescription pills.
The operator of the 2005 Harley Davidson, Jeremiah Tomlin, 38, of North Dinwiddie County, Va., was charged with Driving under the Influence and transported to the Chesterfield County Jail where he is being held without bond.
Gonzalez was transported back to Troop 5 where he was charged with Vehicular Homicide 1st, Vehicular Assault 1st, Vehicular Assault 2nd, Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol, No Insurance, Driving Without a Valid License, and Inattentive Driving.