Judge calls DWI suspect a ‘danger to the public’
At 7 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 16, an Arkansas State Police trooper reported clocking 33-year-old Cameron Ray Allison driving 98 ...
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Friday’s Top Stories Friday’s Five Facts [1] 10th APD officer placed on administrative leave in DWI Unit investigation – ...
Patrick Mahomes’ Dad Tried Using His Son’s Name To Get Out Of DWI Arrest: Video
Patrick Mahomes' father Pat was recently sentenced after pleading guilty to DWI and having a blood alcohol content of 0.23 ...
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Driver Charged with Second DWI After Crashing Into White Settlement Eatery, No Serious Injuries Reported
Vehicle crashes into eatery in White Settlement; driver arrested for second DWI. No serious injuries reported.
Police investigating DWI crash, fight at scene of Lebanon High School homecoming parade
Police are investigating a drunken driving crash that led to a fight during the homecoming parade for Lebanon High School.
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Patrick Mahomes’ Dad Told Cops a DWI Arrest Would ‘F— With Him’ Before Super Bowl
Patrick Mahomes’ dad, Pat Mahomes Sr., was arrested in February for driving while intoxicated ahead of the 2024 Super Bowl ...
10th APD officer placed on administrative leave in DWI Unit investigation
The Albuquerque Police Department has placed Internal Affairs Force Division Deputy Commander Gustavo Gomez on administrative ...
Former Tyson Foods CFO pleads guilty to DWI
John R. Tyson, Tyson Foods Inc.'s former chief financial officer and great-grandson of the company's founder, pleaded guilty to charges of driving while intoxicated and careless driving on Thursday.
Laredo Police: Man charged with DWI after waking up at stoplight and crashing into utility pole
A man was arrested for DWI after fleeing a stoplight and crashing into a utility pole in Laredo, according to the Laredo ...
Multiple DWI crashes in one week have experts encouraging drivers to find alternative options
According to TxDOT in 2023, an average of three Texans a day were killed on the roadways in alcohol-related crashes.