California: DUI would-be jet hijacker swiped baggage cart and drove out to jet and tried to hijack the plane
He was contacted by airport security while on the jet and the male had put the pilot headset on as if he was attempting to steal the aircraft. The male was making irrational statements about needing a plane due to his daughter being kidnapped. Security was able to talk the suspect off the aircraft. Once the male was off the aircraft, security tried to place the suspect into custody. The male began to violently fight with security and was pepper sprayed. The suspect fled from the guard and ran into the Jet Center bathroom
California: Highway Patrol says Jason King was DUI and wrong way when he killed Anne Li Baldock and Madison Cornwell in head-on crash
Anne Li Baldock, 24, and 23-year-old Madison Elizabeth Cornwell – both students at UC San Diego School of Medicine – died on the Cabrillo (state Route 163) freeway in the University Heights area Saturday morning when the 2014 Toyota Prius they were in collided with a 2000 Ford F-350, authorities confirmed
California: Highway Patrol snares speeder for his 5th DUI; Hector Pulido-Gonzalez said he was on way to pick us child
The officer made an enforcement stop on the vehicle and contacted the driver who was identified as Rogelio Rosales, 21, of Santa Rosa. The officer noted signs of intoxication and began a DUI evaluation. Rosales was found to be on probation for a previous DUI conviction. He was subsequently arrested and booked on charges of DUI, violation of probation, and being under the influence while on DUI probation.
California: DUI driver William Cady laughed at his pals when they warned him to slow down; Taylor Bernadski and Shon Gilliam died in crash
The California Highway Patrol said several of his passengers were not wearing seat belts. Three of them died in the tragic crash
Nevada: Sisters Mesha and Gabby were killed by DUI driver Seong Mo Lee; 2nd time DUI driver appears in court
Vehicles are meant to crumple from front to back and back to front to absorb that energy. They’re not meant to take those side impacts like that and when they do, it crushes into the passenger compartment,”said Sgt. Richard Strader, Metro Police. “The intrusion on that vehicle is almost from one side to the other; and that’s why the passengers were stuck in there because they were trapped in that vehicle.”
