North Carolina: Rabah Samara finds being sober behind the wheel not his deal; now gets easy treatment from another silly judge
A Cary man involved in a hit-and-run 11 years ago that killed a reporter has since faced three drunken driving charges, much to the dismay of the reporter’s parents.
Stephen Gates, a sports reporter at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, was changing a tire on the shoulder of Interstate 40 in Orange County on Oct. 4, 2003, when he was hit and killed.
Rabah Samara was a passenger in the Cadillac Escalade that hit Gates, but when driver Emily Caveness stopped, he got behind the wheel and drove off. He said at the time that he thought they had hit a deer, although prosecutors said two truck drivers had told him that they had hit Gates.
California: DUI drug counselor Sherri Lynn Wilkins who killed Phillip Moreno and drove off with him embedded in her windshield gets 55 years to life in slammer
Wilkins continued to drive for two miles with Moreno, who was still alive, on her windshield
Maryland: State Police find 571 impaired drivers putting around highways on missions of death of destruction in May 2014
Maryland State Police DWI / DUI arrests for May 2014 MARYLAND STATE POLICE DUI ARRESTS […]
California: Burbank Police Department DUI arrests for June 28, 2014
Burbank Police Department DANIEL EDUARDO MIRA, City of Residence: BURBANK Booking #: 004013441 Age: 20, […]
Florida: Lee County Sheriff Mike Scott reports on DUI arrests for June 16 – 22, 2014
Monday, June 16, 2014 – Sunday, June 22, 2014
Impaired drivers are a very real danger to themselves and to others who share the road. With this in mind, the Lee County Sheriff’s Office has launched a multi-faceted campaign of education, awareness and enforcement to battle this threat to public safety in our community. We have elected to publicize the names of those charged with the offense of Driving Under the Influence during the past week.
