DWI Hit Parade!

Wole Ralph, before his arrest for DUI, was recognized by MADD for being a “Community Champion”.
(WSB Radio) — A member of the Clayton County Commission has been arrested and charged with DUI according to Atlanta Police.  Wole Ralph was arrested in the overnight hours Saturday morning after police say they observed him “driving recklessly” in a red Mustang leaving a parking lot in the 1900 block of Metropolitan Parkway…..MORE

Commissioner Wole Ralph, now 33, according to the Clayton County website, serves as the Vice-Chairman of the Clayton County Board of Commissioners. At age 26, he was elected to his first term on the Clayton County Commission, and was the youngest County Commissioner in Georgia.
The county profile listed on the website says: “ His leadership has been nationally recognized in the Atlanta-Journal Constitution, NY Times, LA Times, as has been featured on Channel 2 Action News, Fox 5 News, 11 Alive News and CNN.”
Now he will be awarded new notoriety for his DUI arrest and will MADD want to take back their award?

Jason Lark, 17, charged with DUI and with homicide by vehicle…killing his friend by driving drunk…

Cheyenne Sauls….see Facebook page devoted to her memory….  
 DWI killer Jason Lark remains in jail held  without bondDouglas County authorities said they are investigating a crash that killed one teenager and injured several others. The teenage driver has been charged with DUI in the crash. 
Channel 2 Action News reporter George Howell spoke with police, who said three of the teens involved in the crash are students at Alexander High School in Douglas County. The 17-year-old girl who was killed attended Villa Rica High School. A fourth teenage passenger fled the scene on foot, police said. …MORE
Since Jan. 1, 2011, Douglas County Sheriff’s Highway Enforcement Aggressive Traffic Unit has taken 20 DUI drivers off the road, including one who is an habitual offender with 4 DUI convictions on his record…it takes more than cops, it takes boneheaded drivers to make better decisions than to drive after drinking…The Georgia Daily News reports the teen who died was Cheyenne Sauls.

From WSBTV.com:
DOUGLAS COUNTY, Ga. –

Omaha State Bank Vice President Mark Dahir
UPDATE 5/26/2011:  Meth-Head Banker Pleads Guilty to 7th DUI finds God in jail…

Report: Boozing banker was mentoring a middle school student….and he actually passed a background check…which didn’t check his driving record and his mentoring included driving the student….prosecutor says it ain’t like they were letting Dahir get away with anything!  What is that guy smoking?Now its off to jail and maybe prison for five years for latest DUI-Meth crash
From KETV.com:
OMAHA, Neb. — Officials said the driver suspected of causing a crash earlier this weektested positive for methamphetamine after the crash.  Prosecutors said Mark Dahir manipulated the system to avoid going to prison. In fact, the 36-year old was supposed to be in court this week on another DUI charge…..MORE
Will Bank CEO can his kid?
Dahir is son of the CEO of Omaha State Bank, Michael Dahir, who has worked hard to build a good community bank…but his son, the Vice-President is a dangerous derelict boozing it up and out to kill…will Omaha State Bank can this potential killer or is Big Daddy War-bucks pulling strings again to get Boozing Boy Banker off again, get light treatment, home detention…what do you want to bet the “home” includes a maid and a swimming pool, while other DUI drivers get sent to jail?
Michael Dahir says this on the Omaha Bank website:
“For more than 30 years, Omaha State Bank has been proudly serving the financial needs of our community. We believe you should “Expect Excellence.”"
REALLY, MIKE?  How about just ordinary sober and safe driving from the executives of your bank?
“At Omaha State Bank, we offer something that no other bank can – our people.” – Mike Dahir, CEO

More on the Boozing Boy Banker!
Are drunk drivers with expensive attorneys manipulating alcohol treatment programs to avoid prison time?  Golly gee, Batman, say it ain’t so!
From Omaha World-Herald
Prosecutors have been tough on felony DUI cases, Douglas County Attorney Don Kleine said Friday, but those prosecutions are about to get tougher.  Kleine said he is reviewing what he called his office’s “occasional” practice of reducing DUIs from felonies to misdemeanors in return for a defendant successfully completing inpatient treatment.  Kleine said he fears that Mark Dahir, a man now facing his seventh DUI arrest but who never has been convicted of a felony, and others might be manipulating matters by entering treatment to avoid getting a felony conviction and the prison time and license revocation that go with it…..MORE
Mark Dahir’s unbroken record of DUI arrests

From Action3Newslcom: At first, police say alcohol wasn’t involved

From News-Press.com: 
 — Whether they were attempting to imitate legendary daredevil jumper Evel Knievel or just unaware of the danger in front of them, two men in a Honda Civic flew over an 80-foot Cape Coral canal before landing upside down on the other side Thursday night.   Police are unsure of their intent, but a DUI investigation is under way, with a blood test pending for the driver, Daniel W. Purser, 27, of Cape Coral…..MORE