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Utah: Olympic bobsledder pleaded guilty to DWI, won’t compete for Olympic Drinking Title, avoids 180 days in jail with community service

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From DeseretNews.com:
SALT LAKE CITY — Olympic gold medal-winning U.S. bobsledder Steve Holcomb has pleaded guilty to impaired driving but will avoid a 180-day jail sentence if he completes 48 hours of community service.    Summit County Justice Court Judge Shauna Kerr also ordered Holcomb to pay a $1,430 fine and to undergo substance abuse screening and assessment.   Impaired driving is a Class B misdemeanor, as was the original charge against Holcomb of driving under the influence. But it carries lesser penalties….MORE

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