A great way to get a free ride on this new Maryland State Police medevac helicopter is to operate a motorcycle while impaired and go too fast around a curve. DWI HIT PARADE photo
DUI Arrests by Maryland State Troopers assigned to the Prince Frederick Barrack on June 25, 2018:
Name Age Date of Arrest Address Arresting Trooper
Erica N. Taylor 23 06/23/18 @ 01:37 am Owings, MD TPR R. Backus
Jules J. Jordan, 29, 06/23/18 @ 06:13 pm Pr. Frederick, MD TFC J. Harrod
Jules Joseph Jordan, of 226 Cambridge Place, Prince Frederick, Md., was arrested for DUI on Jan. 1, 2009, by Maryland State Trooper J. Wiersma as he operated a 1993 Chevy southbound on Clay Hammond Road at Dares Beach Road. In a plea deal with the Calvert County States Attorney, the charge was put on the Stet Docket on July 29, 2009. Prince Frederick attorney Robert Harvey arranged the deal.
Nicholas A. Kriner 28 06/23/18 @ 09:00 pm Dunkirk, MD TPR K. Stull
Nicholas Anthony Kriner, 28, of 1200 Prince Street, Dunkirk, Md, was arrested by Calvert Sheriff’s Deputy R. Trass on Oct. 25, 2008, and charged with DUI as he operated a 1995 Chrysler on Fowler Road at Mount Harmony Road. In a plea deal with the Calvert County States Attorney Laura Martin, Kriner pleaded guilty to DWI on May 27, 2009. THE DEAL: Kriner was given a verdict of Probation Before Judgement and ten days in jail with all ten days suspended and zero fine. NO FINE, NO TIME.
Ricardo Diaz Vera 50 06/24/18 @ 05:05 pm Huntingtown, MD TFC J. Harrod
Delaware: Lenient liberal Judges Keep Highways Littered with Repeat Offender DWI Drivers: Gavin Coates Now Up to Third DWI
According to Rehoboth Beach Police Lt. Jaime Riddle,Gavin A. Coates, 48, of Oxford, Pa. was arrested Friday (09/14/18) evening for a third offense of driving a vehicle under the influence of alcohol after committing a traffic violation on Rehoboth Avenue.
Just after 9:00 pm a Rehoboth Beach Police officer observed Coates, who was operating a silver Toyota Camry, making an illegal turn at the intersection of Rehoboth Avenue and Second Street. The officer stopped Coates and upon making contact with him observed signs of intoxication. Coates was administered standardized field sobriety test and subsequently taken into custody for driving under the influence of alcohol.
Coates was transported back to the Rehoboth Beach Police Department for further testing at which time officers determined that Coates had prior DUI related convictions.
Coates was arrested and charged with 1 count of felony third-offense driving a vehicle under the influence of alcohol and 1 count of failure to obey a traffic control device.
Coates was committed to Sussex Correctional Institution in default of $2100.00 secured bail.
Maryland State Police Leonardtown Barrack Commander Lt. Krystle Rossignol, far right, and troopers, left to right: F/Sgt. Michael Laney, TFC Marcus Manning, Tpr. Jonathan Powis and TFC Joseph Rutkoski, ready for ‘Thanksgiving weekend DUI patrol and Black Friday.
Maryland State Police Leonardtown Barrack DUI Arrests for Nov. 21, 2018
Name of Arrestee Age City, State Date of Arrest / Arresting Officer
Sadiyah Mon’e Vaughn 21 Hollywood, MD 11/15/2018 Tfc J. Mulhearn
Darren Ray Ballew 26 Mechanicsville, MD 11/15/2018 Tfc B. DiToto
Jamar Joseph Nolan 37 California, MD 11/16/2018 Tfc J. Mulhearn
Jamar Joseph Nolan, of 44973 Voyage Path, Apt. 305, California, Md., was arrested for DUI on Jan. 1, 2017 by Maryland State Trooper John Pilkerton as he operated a 2017 Hyundai on Md. Rt. 238 west of Dr. Johnson Road in Mechanicsville. With attorney Anne Emery as his mouthpiece, Nolan got a sweet plea deal from St. Mary’s States Attorney Richard Fritz. THE DEAL: In return for a guilty plea to the charge of DWI, Nolan was given 30 days in jail with all 30 days suspended and no fine. RESULTS: No time and on fine.
Jamar Joseph Nolan, of the above address, was arrested for DWI on March 4, 2017, by Maryland State Trooper P. Trossbach as he operated a 2013 Dodge southbound on Md. Rt. 235 at Rescue Lane in Hollywood, Md. With Leonardtown attorney Anne Emery as his mouthpiece, Nolan got another plea deal from St. Mary’s States Attorney Richard Fritz on Aug. 16, 2017. THE DEAL: in return for pleading guilty, Nolan was sentenced to 60 days in jail with all but 58 days suspended and zero fine. Since the new DWI arrest violated the terms of his prior two-year probation, Nolan should have been pulled back in to serve the suspended sixty days in jail, but court records do not reflect such an event.
Skyler Marie Barrick 21 Lexington Park 11/17/2018 Tfc B. DiToto
James Cornell Barnes Jr 43 Leonardtown, MD 11/17/2018 Tfc J. Mulhearn
Anna Marie Bell 48 Leonardtown, MD 11/17/2018 M/Tpr E. Evans
Anna Marie Bell, 48, of 42462 Saint Margaret’s Drive, Leonardtown, Md., was arrested for DWI by Maryland State Trooper Brandy DiToto on Nov. 28, 2013, as she operated a 2002 Chevy southbound on Md. Rt. 5 north of Rt. 235 in Mechanicsville, Md. In a plea deal with St. Mary’s States Attorney Richard Fritz on March 9, 2014, she entered a guilty plea to DWI. THE DEAL: a verdict of Probation Before Judgement with 60 days in jail and all of the jail time was suspended as part of the plea bargain. She was fined $92.50. Result: no time and cheap fine.
Joshua Edward Peeling 30 Hollywood, MD 11/17/2018 Tfc J. Mulhearn
Joshua Edward Peeling, of 44731 Three Coves Road, Hollywood, Md., was arrested on March 2, 2014, by St. Mary’s Sheriff’s Deputy Matthew Pleisse. In a plea deal with St. Mary’s States Attorney Richard Fritz on June 4, 2014, Peeling peeled out of any serious repercussion for his guilty plea to DWI. THE DEAL: with noted Gunslinger Lawyer Kevin J. McDevitt as his mouthpiece, Peeling was given a verdict of Probation Before Judgement with 30 days in jail, all 30 days suspended and a fine of $192.50.
Aaron Michael Wood 19 Hollywood, MD 11/18/2018 Tfc J. Mulhearn
Sarina Ann Myres 28 Mechanicsville, MD 11/18/2018 Tpr E. Ruggles
Ivan Charles 34 Lusby, MD 11/18/2018 Tfc M. Manning
Hillary Lynn Dyson 25 Hollywood, MD 11/18/2018 Tfc B. DiToto
Shaquille G. Brooks 25 Lothian, MD 11/20/2018 Tpr A. Piscopo-Bann
Kenneth Vernon Lee 30 Gwynn Oak, MD 11/20/2018 Tfc A. Opirhory
Shelley Rose, 48, charged with DUI by Mississippi Highway Patrol just two days prior to killing herself and two others in a wrong-way crash on Nov. 22, 2018, on I-59.
Mississippi: DUI arrest bookings for Nov. 24, 2018, Lauderdale County Jail booking report.
Mississippi: Driver Shelley Rose that was wrong way on I-59 and killed two others and herself in crash racked up fourth DUI in a few days prior to Thanksgiving Day mayhem
From Clarion-Ledger:
Shelley Rose was arrested Nov. 20, 2018, by the Lauderdale County Sheriff’s Department for her fourth offense felony DUI. She was released from the county detention center on a $10,000 bond about eight hours later.
Lauderdale County Chief Deputy Ward Calhoun said deputies arrested the 48-year-old Rose after the department received calls about the possibly intoxicated driver of a Dodge Caravan. Witnesses said Rose allegedly drove off the roadway and sideswiped a concrete parking barrier.
After she bailed out of the Lauderdale Detention Center, records show the Ellisville Police Department in Jones County arrested Rose the next day, on Nov. 21, on a public drunkenness charge. Ellisville is about an hour south of Meridian on I-59.
Rose was released without bail later that night, according to the Jones County Sheriff’s Department website.
Less than two days later, Rose was heading north on I-59 when her Dodge Caravan collided head-on into Bright’s Saturn Ion and Vincent’s Nissan Altima. A southbound Honda CRV then crashed into the Saturn and rolled over into the wood line, according to the Mississippi Highway Patrol. The agency is investigating the crash.
Turnage, who was preparing Thanksgiving dinner when he was called to the crash scene, said several witnesses who saw Rose driving the wrong way called 911, hoping to prevent an accident. But it was too late.
In Mississippi, a third DUI is a felony for anyone with two convictions if the first two DUI charges occurred within the previous five years. A third offense carries a sentence of one to five years.
Last year, the law changed to make a fourth offense, no matter the time period involved, a felony punishable by a minimum prison sentence of two years, with a maximum of 10.
Still, some in law enforcement say their hands are tied by the slowness of the court system in putting these cases together. And getting information from jurisdictions where previous DUI offenses have occurred is still a challenge, Lauderdale County Sheriff Billie Sollie said.
“In these cases, there’s a lot of post-incident reports to be conducted. Part of the problem is getting these cases for the prosecution. There can be multiple counties and jurisdictions involved and it’s not easy getting that information through the courts,” he said. MORE
Mississippi: Jones County Sheriff DUI arrest bookings for Nov. 24, 2018
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan features Maryland State Police sign in Annapolis
MARYLAND: DUI Arrests for the Annapolis Barrack of the Maryland State Police for October 16 – October 29, 2018
NAME CITY & STATE OF RESIDENCE DATE/TIME OF ARREST ARRESTING TROOPER
Edward F. Sible Jr., of 9709 Meadowview Drive, Newburg, Md., 10/16/2018 @ 1938 hrs. CPL David Ellington.
Edward Sible Jr. entered a guilty plea to conspiracy to commit armed robbery, reckless endangerment, first-degree assault, and possession of a handgun, and attempted second-degree murder on Jan. 29, 1998. He was found not guilty of attempted armed carjacking. Sible was sentenced in Carroll County Circuit Court to 17 years in prison with credit for 412 days of time served while awaiting trial.
The Baltimore Sun reported the following:
Sible pleaded guilty to conspiring with three friends to rob Linda D. Bond, 47, a Pizza Hut delivery woman who was shot during an ambush in February of 1997. In his statement of facts, prosecutor Clarence W. Beall III said Leo Joseph “Joey” Brandenburg Jr., and three friends — Edward F. “Eddie” Sible, 18, of Harney and Corey A. Coils, 19, and Melissa A. Redding, 18, both of Taneytown — agreed to call in an order to the Taneytown restaurant Feb. 20.
They planned the robbery because Sible did not have enough money to go to the movies, Beall said.
After luring the delivery woman to a remote area along Roop Road about 9 p.m., the plan went awry when she did not stop her car but continued driving after three shots from a .22-caliber pistol were fired at her car, he said.
One of the bullets shattered the windshield, Beall said. Another struck Bond in the shoulder. That bullet lodged behind her liver, where it remains and causes chronic pain, he said.
Despite her injuries, Bond drove back to Taneytown, where co-workers called for help and a state police Medevac helicopter transported her to Maryland Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore.
Sible, who police believe fired the shots, also has been charged with attempted first-degree murder and attempted carjacking, court records show.
(While Sible was awaiting trial in the Carroll County jail, he assaulted a Sheriff Deputy and earned an extra year in prison, according to Maryland Court records.)
Martin Lenin Castillo Diaz, of 600 Admiral Drive, Apt. 525, Annapolis, MD 10/17/2018 @ 0320 hrs. by TPR Ryan Bandy as Diaz operated a 2003 Chevy Trail Blazer on Rt. 665 at Riva Road. Diaz was also charged with DUI while transporting a minor and operating a vehicle while suspended and failing to attend driver improvement school. Additional charged include operating with wanton disregard for the safety of others. A trial is set for Feb. 4, 2019, in Anne Arundel District Court.
Folabi Olubodun Jaiyesimi, of 6813 Riverdale Road, Apt. H4, Riverdale, Md., 10/18/2018 @ 0154 hrs. TFC Kyle Jeans. TFC Jeans stopped Jaiyesimi as he operated a 2016 Honda Accord eastbound on Rt. 50 at Rt. 424.
Dexter Lee Saffran, of 501 Academy Street, Apt. 3, Cambridge, Md., on 10/20/2018 @ 0411 hrs. MT Herndon.
Saffran was arrested for distribution of drugs and possession of more than 10 grams of pot on Feb. 4, 2018, by Caroline County Sheriff’s Deputy Justin Reibly. In a plea deal with the Caroline County States Attorney and his attorney, Keith Jerome Gross, of Annapolis, the felony drug dealing charge was dropped and Saffran entered a guilty plea to misdemeanor possession. THE DEAL: no time and no fine with three years of probation.
Saffran worked out a plea deal to another drug possession charge in Baltimore City Circuit Court on Dec. 5, 2017, when he pleaded guilty to possession and was given a verdict of Probation Before Judgment and on July 26, 2018, he was found guilty of violating his probation.
Fernand Laron Jackson, of 311 Congressional Court, Glen Burnie, Md., 10/21/2018 @ 0057 hrs. by Maryland TFC Jeans as he operated a 2008 Toyota Camry on Rowe Blvd. south of Taylor Ave.
Jackson was arrested for DWI on Jan. 25, 2008 by Anne Arundel Police Officer Trumbauer as he operated a 2002 Lexus on Rt. 2. In a plea deal with the Anne Arundel County States Attorney, Jackson entered a guilty plea to DWI. THE DEAL: A verdict of Probation Before Judgement with no time and a fine of $92.50.
Alfred Robert Camlin, 72, of 26 Weed Hill Ave., Stamford, CT 10/21/2018 @ 0256 hrs. Master Trooper Herndon. Camlin lined up Annapolis attorney John Adams to defend him in Anne Arundel District Court on Feb. 4, 2019. Camlin was operating a 2017 Ford Explorer westbound on Rt. 50 at Rowe Blvd. when he was arrested for DWI. Other citations include failing to drive on the right half of the roadway.
Mary Dempster, Oxford, MD 10/23/2018 @ 2144 hrs. TPR Barbiche
Laine Conaway, Easton, MD 10/27/2018 @ 2047 hrs. Tpr. Lowe
Raul Rodriguez, Annapolis, MD 10/29/2018 @ 1921 hrs. TFC Poole
Maryland State Police Leonardtown Barrack Commander Lt. Krystle Rossignol, far right, and troopers ready for ‘Thanksgiving weekend DUI patrol and Black Friday.
DUI Arrests by Leonardtown Barrack of the Maryland State Police for Nov. 28, 2018
Name of Arrestee Age City, State Date of Arrest Arresting Officer
Hudson, Ashley Marie 30 California, MD 11/20/2018 Tfc M. Manning
Gaiser, Phillip Michael 28 Mechanicsville, MD 11/21/2018 Tfc J. Mulhearn
Hoover, Tracy Sue 48 Great Mills, MD 11/22/2018 Tfc A. Opirhory
Barnett, Trenton Deonn 29 Lexington Park, MD 11/22/2018 Tfc M. Manning
Thrower, Michael Anthony 3rd 27 Great Mills, MD 11/22/2018 Tpr A. Piscopo-Bann
Snyder, Travis Renard 29 Leonardtown, MD 11/22/2018 Tpr M. Whitman
Lane, Christopher Vincent 53 Waldorf, MD 11/22/2018 Tpr M. Whitman
Roberson, Donell 68 California, MD 11/23/2018 Tpr E. Ruggles
McCarthy, Meredith Marie 39 Hanahan, SC 11/23/2018 M/T E. Evans
Roberts, Patrick Wayne 54 Mechanicsville, MD 11/24/2018 Tpr K. Bauer
Corley, Gary Lee Jr 23 Leonardtown, MD 11/24/2018 M/T E. Evans
Kernisan, Nicolas Patrick 22 Hollywood, MD 11/24/2018 M/T E. Evans
Trossbach, Eric Christopher 32 St Inigoes, MD 11/24/2018 Tpr R. Kaszubski
Rose, Aaron Kyle 40 Great Mills, MD 11/25/2018 Tpr E. Ruggles
Neal, Larry Aloysius 62 Leonardtown, MD 11/25/2018 Tfc M. Manning
Owens, Ann Marie 42 Lexington Park, MD 11/26/2018 Tpr A. Oyler
DEADHEAD HIT PARADE: The following persons were cited by the Maryland State Police for Possession of Marijuana Less Than 10 Grams
Name of Arrestee Age City, State Offense Date Arresting Officer
Yates, Devon Jerry 27 Mechanicsville 11/21/2018 Tpr A. Piscopo-Bann
Williams, Peyton Jwan 25 Spotsylvania, VA 11/21/2018 Tpr A. Piscopo-Bann
Jones Jr., Aaron Eugene 26 Lexington Park 11/22/2018 Tpr T. Howard
Chew, Alexander Patrick 23 Lexington Park 11/22/2018 Tpr A. Piscopo-Bann
Hartman III, Wilbert Johnson 33 Lexington Park 11/24/2018 Tpr J. Powis
Cole, Darren Edward 31 St. Inigoes 11/24/2018 Tfc M. Manning
Liverpool, Tamika Yvonne 29 Washington, DC 11/24/2018 Tpr K. Bauer
Gressen, Erika Lynn 29 Philadelphia 11/26/2018 M/T E. Evans
Bilo, Kristina Marie 25 Hollywood 11/27/2018 Tfc B. DiToto
Kodluboy, Joseph Allen 25 Lexington Park 11/27/2018 Tpr A. Oyler
Warrant Service Arrests
Name of Arrestee Age City, State Date of Arrest Arresting Officer
Bolden, Charlene Yvette 51 Lexington Park, MD 11/24/2018 Tpr J. Powis
Another Failure of Delaware’s Judges to protect the public; James Betts charged with 4th DUI after sending four people to the trauma unit following a head-on crash
James E. Betts charged with 4th DUI arrest in Seaford Delaware on Nov. 20, 2018 crash head-on injured three people. DSP
SEAFORD, DEL.– There is little doubt that the lenient Judges in Delaware are more concerned about the excuses and whines of drunk and drugged drivers than they are about the bleeding and dying of the general public.
The Delaware State Police have arrested a Seaford man for his 4th offense DUI and multiple counts of Vehicular Assault after he was involved in a crash.
Police say that James E. Betts, 50, of Seaford, Delaware, has now been charged following his stay at a hospital.
The crash that injured Betts and his three victims in another vehicle occurred on November 20, 2018, at approximately 9:05 p.m. when Troopers were dispatched to a crash at the intersection of Stein Highway and Neals School Road involving two vehicles.
Police say that a Subaru Forester was traveling eastbound on Stein Highway and entered into the westbound lane striking a Ford Explorer nearly head-on.
Betts was the operator of the Forester and was transported to the Nanticoke Memorial Hospital with serious injuries. Troopers located drug paraphernalia inside of the vehicle.
The operator of the Explorer, a 28-year-old male from Maryland and his 27-year-old female passenger sustained injuries and were transported to the Nanticoke Memorial Hospital. Two children ages 7 and 5, who were seated in the rear of the vehicle sustained major injuries and were also transported to the Nanticoke Memorial Hospital. The 7-year-old was later transferred to the A.I. DuPont Hospital.
Police say that a computer check revealed that Betts had three previous DUI arrests making this his fourth offense. On November 30, 2018, Betts was charged with the following:
4th Offense Driving a Vehicle Under the Influence
Vehicular Assault First Degree (2 counts)
Vehicular Assault Second Degree (2 counts)
Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
Betts was arraigned before the Justice of the Peace Court 2 and committed to the Sussex Correctional Institution on $13,001.00 secured bond.
BETTS GUILTY IN MARYLAND DWI ARREST
On Nov. 2, 1998, James E. Betts pleaded guilty to possession of drugs in a plea deal with the Dorchester County States Attorney in District Court in Salisbury, Md. Betts was arrested by Natural Resources Police Officer J. Massey on June 24, 1998. THE DEAL: twenty days in jail was suspended, he was put on probation, violated his probation and was jailed on Sept. 21, 2000.
James Edward Betts Jr., of 9891 Middleford Road, Seaford, Del., was arrested on Nov. 13, 1999, for DWI – alcohol or drugs and entered a guilty plea on April 2, 2001, in a plea deal with Wicomico County States Attorney Davis R. Ruark. THE DEAL: 30 days in jail and one year of probation.
Several years later, Ruark, the prosecutor who let Betts slide with an easy plea deal, was himself arrested for DUI in Ocean City, Md. Wicomico County States Attorney Davis Ruark appeared in Ocean City District Court for trial stemming from his February 22, 2008, DUI arrest.
As the result of a plea agreement with Special Prosecutor Thomas M. Degonia, Ruark pleads guilty to DUI. In exchange for the guilty plea, the charges for handgun violation were dropped.
Retired District Court Judge John Coolahan (Baltimore County) accepted the conditions of the plea agreement and found Ruark Guilty of DUI.
Ruark was fined $500.00 plus court costs and put on unsupervised probation for one year. Ruark surrendered his handgun carry permit and was later allowed to have it reinstated. Ruark was defeated for reelection in the 2010 Democratic Primary and in 2012 moved to New Mexico where he works as a prosecutor.
Jean Steiner 4th DUI in Delaware 092514
Michael J. Flood DUI July 30, 2017, crashed into DUI driver Carlell Smith both are third offense Delaware State Police
Lance Q. Perry, 41, of Georgetown Del. charged with 6th DWI by Delaware State Police on Dec. 12, 2017
Jermaine D. Willis charged with 6th DWI by Delaware State Police on Friday the 13th of April 2018.
Ryan P Ott on the 5th DWI arrest on Jan. 19, 2018 by Delaware State Police
Oregon State Police report that on Monday, November 26, 2018, at approximately 7:27 A.M. Oregon State Police and emergency personnel responded to the report of a hit and run crash on Hwy 99E at the intersection of Howell Prairie Rd.
The investigation revealed that a Chrysler PT Cruiser, operated by Luis Herrera Alvarez (41) was traveling northbound on Hwy 99E when he struck a Subaru Impreza, operated by Tatiana Reutov-Skorohodoff (23) of Salem, that was stopped on Howell Prairie Rd. waiting to turn southbound onto Hwy 99E. The Subaru Impreza was then pushed into a Chevrolet Malibu, operated by Jasmin Cortes-Garcia (23) of Mt. Angel, that was also stopped on Howell Prairie Rd. waiting to turn northbound onto Hwy 99E.
Herrera Alvarez fled the scene on foot and was later located on Boones Ferry Rd. He was arrested and lodged at the Marion County Jail on charges of DUII (.17 BAC), Reckless Driving, and Felony Hit and Run.
One of the passengers in the Subaru Impreza, Vaselisa Reutov (77), was transported to the hospital where she later died from injuries sustained in the crash.
This case has been referred to the Marion County District Attorney’s office for consideration of additional charges against Herrera Alvarez.
CALIFORNIA: Angela Fife wouldn’t freeze to death if she was walking across the North Pole in a bikini – she was 5 times legal limit when busted for DUI by Lakeport Police
blood alcohol level of .40%
LAKEPORT, CALIF. – A wild driver was arrested for DUI On December 4th at approximately 5:15 PM an off-duty Lakeport Police Department (LPD) Officer was driving a personal vehicle on Lakeshore Blvd. in the 2000 Block. The Officer saw a silver Chevrolet Impala driving south on Lakeshore Blvd and noticed it was weaving and in the bicycle lane and on the roadway shoulder. The Officer then saw the vehicle go into the opposite lane head-on toward another vehicle.
Not being able to stop the Impala, the Officer called in the vehicle and requested assistance for a drunk driver stop. While waiting for other LPD Officers, the off-duty Officer continued to follow the Impala and make observations. The Impala continued to travel dangerously and in the area of South Main Street and Lupoyoma Ave., it went through a crosswalk with a Pedestrian trying to cross.
On-duty Officers were responding in an emergency manner in order to get into position to stop the Impala and were able to stop it in the 300 Block of Lakeport Blvd.
DRIVER WAS NEARLY PICKLED!
The driver and sole occupant was identified as 44-year-old Lakeport resident Angela Fife. Officers determined that Fife was in fact intoxicated with a blood alcohol level of .40% which is 5 times .08% which is the limit where a person is presumed to be intoxicated while driving in California.
Because of her high blood alcohol content, Fife had to be taken to a local hospital for medical clearance before she could be booked into the jail.
After clearance, Fife was transported to the Lake County Jail and booked for driving under the influence, driving with .08% or more alcohol in the blood, driving with alcohol in the blood while on probation for driving under the influence of alcohol, driving with a drivers license suspended for a previous driving under the influence arrest, for having a third driving under the influence arrest within the past 10 years, for driving a vehicle not equipped with an ignition interlock device as previously ordered by a court to ensure she did not drive while under the influence and for an outstanding warrant from Sonoma County for driving with a license suspended for driving under the influence.
Lakeport California Police Chief Brad Rasmussen notes that two DUI drivers have crashed in Lakeport in the past week and urges drivers to make better decisions.
Posting on Facebook, Chief Brad Rasmussen said, “We appreciate our Officers work to remove as many intoxicated drivers as we can from our roadways and are glad this driver was not able to hurt or kill someone.”
Chief Brad Rasmussen said, “During the Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year season we tend to see increases in drunk driving and will be increasing our efforts to arrest these persons. We ask for the public’s assistance in being alert for drunk drivers and calling 911 to report them when observed.”
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan features Maryland State Police sign in Annapolis
November 01, 2018 00:52
VIRGINIA PRIOR TO PENNSYLVANIA – BALTIMORE COUNTY – 03
Arrested: AEIKER, STEPHANIE
28 YEARS OLD
TOWSON, MD
Arresting Officer: TFC Wallace
Maryland State Trooper on traffic stop in Easton, Maryland. THE CHESAPEAKE TODAY photo
November 01, 2018 01:26
E/B MD 22 AT SHAMROCK RD – HARFORD – 12 Arrested: VENCES,
ALBERTO
27 YEARS OLD
TAMPA, FL
Arresting Officer: TFC Kozlow
November 01, 2018 01:43
MALCOLM DR @ MAIN ST – CARROLL – 06 Arrested: ROWE, KERRI
24 YEARS OLD
WESTMINSTER, MD
Arresting Officer: TFC Cullison
November 01, 2018 02:21
N/B I-95 @ MD RT 200 – PRINCE GEORGE’S – 16 Arrested: CARTER,
BRANDON 28 YEARS OLD
SILVER SPRING, MD
Arresting Officer: TFC Williams
November 01, 2018 02:23
O/L 695 P/T GREENSPRING – BALTIMORE COUNTY – 03 Arrested: GOODMAN,
RONDELL 27 YEARS OLD
BALTIMORE, MD
Arresting Officer: TFC Wallace
November 01, 2018 02:36
W/B RT 7 W/O ABINGDON RD – HARFORD – 12 Arrested: HOUSER,
JAMIE 28 YEARS OLD
EDGEWOOD, MD
Arresting Officer: TFC Cooke
November 01, 2018 02:55
N/B 5 N/O EARNSHAW DR – PRINCE GEORGE’S – 16 Arrested: ROBINSON,
JOEL
46 YEARS OLD
FAIRMOUNT HEIGHTS, MD
Arresting Officer: TFC Taylor
November 01, 2018 02:55
WB 100 @ 295 – ANNE ARUNDEL – 02
Arrested: MARSHALL COX, SHAMIKA
30 YEARS OLD
HANOVER, MD
Arresting Officer: TFC Greathouse
November 01, 2018 14:26
STOCKYARD RD ON RT 13 S/B – WICOMICO – 22
Arrested: WIREMAN, ROBERT 55 YEARS OLD
DRUMS, PA
Arresting Officer: CPL Watkins
Checkpoint ahead on Rt. 228 operated by Charles County Md. Sheriff’s Office and Maryland State Police
November 01, 2018 19:40
W/B US RT 50 W/O HOLLY GROVE RD – WORCESTER – 23
Arrested: EPPARD
SIMESCU, DIANA
37 YEARS OLD
BERLIN, MD
Arresting Officer: F/SGT Larsen
November 01, 2018 20:43
HOLT RD @ DAGSBORO RD – WICOMICO – 22
Arrested: MILLER, GREGORY
28 YEARS OLD
SALISBURY, MD
Arresting Officer: TPR Davis
November 01, 2018 22:08
E/B RT 50 ON SEVERN RIVER BRIDGE – ANNE ARUNDEL – 02
Arrested: JONES, PAGE
32 YEARS OLD
SUNDERLAND, MD
Arresting Officer: TFC Holson
November 01, 2018 23:12
NB MD355 @ MT VERNON PL – MONTGOMERY – 15
Arrested: MCALLISTER, MAUREEN
28 YEARS OLD
GAITHERSBURG, MD
Arresting Officer: TFC Dull
November 02, 2018 02:03
E/B 50 PRIOR TO ALMSHOUSE RD – TALBOT – 20
Arrested: DULIN,
MATTHEW
25 YEARS OLD
OXFORD, MD
Arresting Officer: TFC Lockhart
November 02, 2018 02:54
MD RT 235 @ MD RT 6 – ST. MARY’S – 18
AMAYA MONTOYA, JOSUE
22 YEARS OLD
DISTRICT HEIGHTS, MD TPR Bauer
November 02, 2018 05:44
N/B 295 @ WATERVIEW – BALTIMORE COUNTY – 03
Arrested: SKOT
CALIZAYA, BORIS
43 YEARS OLD
ARLINGTON, VA
Arresting Officer: TPR White
November 02, 2018 06:25
N/B 83 PRIOR BELFAST RD – BALTIMORE COUNTY – 03
Arrested: GRAVES,
BOBBY
26 YEARS OLD
RANDALLSTOWN, MD
Arresting Officer: TFC Boblitz
November 02, 2018 08:20
S/B RT 301 @ CHAPEL POINT RD – CHARLES – 08
Arrested: WILCOX, KRISTINA 3
7 YEARS OLD
CHESAPEAK BEACH, MD
Arresting Officer: TPR Foster
November 02, 2018 10:51
MD RT 5 @ CLARKES REST RD – ST. MARY’S – 18
Arrested: CHEWNING JR, KENNETH
30 YEARS OLD
CHAPTICO, MD
Arresting Officer: TFC Mulhearn
November 02, 2018 18:44
RT 18 @ BENNETT POINT RD – QUEEN ANNE – 17
Arrested: ACEVEDO
FIGUEROA, JOSE
52 YEARS OLD
EASTON, MD
Arresting Officer: TFC Heun
November 02, 2018 21:11
EB 544 @ 290 – QUEEN ANNE – 17
Arrested: BARRETT, MICHELLE
43 YEARS OLD
MIDDLETOWN, DE
Arresting Officer: TFC Carroll
November 02, 2018 21:23
MD 65 @ MONDELL ROAD – WASHINGTON – 21
Arrested: HOUSER SR,
EDWARD
54 YEARS OLD
HAGERSTOWN, MD
Arresting Officer: ST Talbert
A great way to get a free ride on this new Maryland State Police medevac helicopter is to operate a motorcycle while impaired and go too fast around a curve. DWI HIT PARADE photo
Maryland State Police First Sgt. John Vanhoy reminds motorists to stop for school buses.
November 03, 2018 03:06
I/L I-695 @ BALTIMORE NATIONAL PIKE – BALTIMORE COUNTY – 03
JOBES, MYRON
21 YEARS OLD
ESSEX, MD
TFC Wilson
November 03, 2018 03:25
N/B 4 @ WALTERS LANE – PRINCE GEORGE’S – 16
Arrested: BAILEY, JONATHAN
41 YEARS OLD
WASHINGTON, DC
Arresting Officer: TFC Taylor
November 03, 2018 03:46
KONTERRA RD AT 95 S/B – PRINCE GEORGE’S – 16
Arrested: YOUNG, ALAN
44 YEARS OLD
WASHINGTON, DC
Arresting Officer: TPR Waugh
November 03, 2018 04:14
N/B I-270 N/O MIDDLEBROOK ROAD – MONTGOMERY – 15
Arrested: RINCON, EDOARDO
40 YEARS OLD
GERMANTOWN, MD
Arresting Officer: TPR Park
November 03, 2018 04:53
RT 13 @ COLLEGE AVE – WICOMICO – 22
Arrested: TRAVIS, CHERYL
27 YEARS OLD
HALLWOOD, VA
Arresting Officer: TFC Shelter
November 03, 2018 08:00
N/B RT 194 P/T NICHOLSON RD – FREDERICK – 10
Arrested: POTTER, JAMES
26 YEARS OLD
DETOUR, MD
Arresting Officer: TFC Pozhoga
November 03, 2018 17:55
RAMP FROM E/B RT 50 TO NESBIT RD – QUEEN ANNE – 17
Arrested: ESER, JEFFRY
66 YEARS OLD
ARNOLD, MD
Arresting Officer: TFC Heun
November 03, 2018 18:53
3011 PULASKI HWY EDGEWOOD – HARFORD – 12
Arrested: CRUE, JOHN
55 YEARS OLD
JOPPA, MD
Arresting Officer: TFC Ruggles
Maryland State Police Easton Barrack DUI sobriety checkpoint Dec. 1, 2014.
November 03, 2018 20:35
RIDGELY RD @ RIVER RD – CAROLINE – 05
OGDEN, BRYAN
53 YEARS OLD
DENTON, MD
TPR Griffin III
12/1/2018
November 03, 2018 21:20
N/B I-95 @ MM 64 – BALTIMORE COUNTY – 03
Arrested: ADAMS, JEROD 41 YEARS OLD
KINGSVILLE, MD
Arresting Officer: TFC Tittle
November 03, 2018 21:23
PRINCE FREDERICK WAWA PARKING LOT – CALVERT – 04
Arrested: LEHAN, BRYCE
23 YEARS OLD
BOWIE, MD
Arresting Officer: TFC Palumbo
November 03, 2018 21:35
RIVER RD N/B N/O 404 – CAROLINE – 05
Arrested: WRIGHT, JEFFERY
46 YEARS OLD
GOLDSBORO, MD
Arresting Officer: TFC Bringman
November 03, 2018 22:15
MERVELL DEAN RD @ TOM HODGES DRIVE – ST. MARY’S – 18
Arrested: PICKERAL 2ND, LARRY
36 YEARS OLD
WALDORF, MD
Arresting Officer: TFC Mulhearn
November 03, 2018 22:25
MARKET ST @ N 1ST ST – CAROLINE – 05
Arrested: HAYMAN, LUCAS
26 YEARS OLD
GREENSBORO, MD
Arresting Officer: TPR Griffin III
Top DUI troopers of Maryland State Police Prince Frederick for 2013: Pictured L to R:
TFC David Saucerman, Corporal S. VanBennekum, Trooper Shawn Matthews, TFC Brian Wiesemann, TFC Justin Oles, F/Sergeant Shane Bolger, Sergeant James Barth and TFC Christopher Esnes
November 03, 2018 23:10
MD 16 @ SPRINGDALE RD – DORCHESTER – 09
Arrested: BRUNDRETT,
DEBRA
46 YEARS OLD
LINKWOOD, MD
Arresting Officer: TFC Laham
November 03, 2018 23:50
LEITERSBURG PIKE @ CORTLAND DR – WASHINGTON – 21
Arrested: LUYO, LINDA
37 YEARS OLD
EMMITSBURG, MD
Arresting Officer: TFC Dunn IV
November 04, 2018 00:13
RT 155 @ RT 161 – HARFORD – 12
JOHNSON, TIMOTHY
57 YEARS OLD
CONOWINGO, MD
TFC HORST
November 04, 2018 00:17
I/L I-695 @ DULANEY VALLEY RD – BALTIMORE COUNTY – 03
Arrested: KICE,
TRAVIS
37 YEARS OLD
GLEN ARM, MD
Arresting Officer: TFC Jackson
November 04, 2018 00:35
JOPPA ROAD @ PERRING PKWY – BALTIMORE COUNTY – 03
Arrested: ORELLANA, RENE
38 YEARS OLD
PARKVILLE, MD
Arresting Officer: CPL SOLLON
November 04, 2018 00:35
I/L 695 @ BALTIMORE NATIONAL PIKE – BALTIMORE COUNTY – 03
Arrested: SMALL, MALLIK
26 YEARS OLD
PIKESVILLE, MD
Arresting Officer: TFC Shiveler
November 04, 2018 00:44
E/B SEMINARY AVE EAST OF FALLS RD – BALTIMORE COUNTY – 03
Arrested: JAUTZE, WILLIAM
36 YEARS OLD
LUTHERVILLE, MD
Arresting Officer: TFC Wallace
November 04, 2018 00:55
RT-32 @ KNOX CT – CARROLL – 06
Arrested: HENDERSON SHARP, JEREMIAH
22 YEARS OLD
WESTMINSTER, MD
Arresting Officer: TFC Cullison
November 04, 2018 01:00
O/L I-495 NORTH OF US-1 – PRINCE GEORGE’S – 16
Arrested: PALACIOS
SANCHEZ, DENIS
21 YEARS OLD
GAITHERSBURG, MD
Arresting Officer: TPR Cunningham
November 04, 2018 01:04
N/B 270 @ MD-124 – MONTGOMERY – 15
Arrested: SILVER, SASHA
21 YEARS OLD
GERMANTOWN, MD
Arresting Officer: TPR Silver
Maryland State Police Mounted Patrol
November 04, 2018 01:04
E/B 26 @ BALT CO LINE – CARROLL – 06
YORK 2ND, JAMES
49 YEARS OLD SEVERN, MD
TFC Horner
November 04, 2018 01:04
RT 235 @ RT 4 – ST. MARY’S – 18
Arrested: MISTRETTA, ANTHONY
27 YEARS OLD
LEXINGTON PARK, MD
Arresting Officer: TPR Kaszubski
November 04, 2018 01:06
N/B DULANEY VALLEY AT 695 – BALTIMORE COUNTY – 03
Arrested: CORAM, COLLYN
21 YEARS OLD
OWINGS MILLS, MD
Arresting Officer: TFC Wallace
November 04, 2018 01:11
RT 13 BYPASS N/B N/O ST LUKES RD – WICOMICO – 22
Arrested: MARTIN,
MACKENZIE
25 YEARS OLD
LAUREL, DE
Arresting Officer: ST Edwards
November 04, 2018 01:22
I/L I-695 @ YORK ROAD – BALTIMORE COUNTY – 03
Arrested: HODGE, JAVERN
27 YEARS OLD
TOWSON, MD
Arresting Officer: TFC Jackson
November 04, 2018 01:24
W/B RT. 50 @ MM 17 – ANNE ARUNDEL – 02
Arrested: DOMINICI, JASON
29 YEARS OLD
BOWIE, MD
Arresting Officer: TPR Smith
November 04, 2018 01:29
RT 16 AT BAKER RD TOW HURLOCK REAR – DORCHESTER – 09
Arrested: FERRIER, JENNA 25 YEARS OLD
PRESTON, MD
Arresting Officer: ST Myers
November 04, 2018 01:35
N/B 495 N/O 214 – PRINCE GEORGE’S – 16
Arrested: SHAHEED, AMIRAH
27 YEARS OLD
WASHINGTON, DC
Arresting Officer: TPR Thompson
November 04, 2018 01:40
I/L 695 PRIOR TO 83 N – BALTIMORE COUNTY – 03
WILLIAMS, CURTIS
63 YEARS OLD
BALTIMORE, MD
TFC McGee
November 04, 2018 01:47
MD RT 5 @ MD RT 235 – ST. MARY’S – 18
Arrested: WALTON 3RD, THOMAS
24 YEARS OLD
MECHANICSVILLE, MD
Arresting Officer: TPR Whitman
November 04, 2018 01:53
I/L @ CROMEWELL BRIDGE RD – BALTIMORE COUNTY – 03
Arrested: THEODOSAKOS,
JOHN
39 YEARS OLD
BALTIMORE, MD
Arresting Officer: TFC Anderson
November 04, 2018 02:04
N/B I-95 PRIOR TO MD ROUTE 152 – HARFORD – 12
Arrested: PAEZ, NELSON
30 YEARS OLD
EDGEWOOD, MD
Arresting Officer: TFC Braxton
November 04, 2018 02:16
W/B RT 175 S/O IS 95 – HOWARD – 13
Arrested: YANG, CHOON
60 YEARS OLD
JESSUP, MD
Arresting Officer: TFC Young
November 04, 2018 03:12
N/B RT 29 AT MD 650 – MONTGOMERY – 15
Arrested: FRUCTUOSO RUIZ, DENNY
32 YEARS OLD
WASHINGTON, DC
Arresting Officer: TFC Wallace
November 04, 2018 03:30
I 95 S AT RT 216 – HOWARD – 13
Arrested: WELDEHANNA, SOLOMON
66 YEARS OLD
WASHINGTON, DC
Arresting Officer: TPR Thatcher
November 04, 2018 03:34
WB 695 @ NB 295 RAMP – ANNE ARUNDEL – 02
Arrested: KELLEY, BREANA
20 YEARS OLD
ABINGDON, MD
Arresting Officer: TFC Greathouse
Maryland State Police Leonardtown Barrack Commander Lt. Krystle Rossignol, far right, and troopers ready for ‘Thanksgiving weekend DUI patrol and Black Friday.
Diane Lee Walker DUI arrest by Montgomery County Tenn Sheriff on Jan. 1, 2019 (2)Jamie Lee Ray, DUI arrest by Montgomery County Tenn Sheriff Jan. 3, 2019 (2)Jordyne Renea Wisterrman Stringer, DUI arrest by Montgomery County Sheriff Tenn Jan. 1, 2019 (2)Michael Patrick Rayton, DUI arrest by Montgomery County Tenn Sheriff Jan. 3, 2019 (2)Montgomery County Tennessee Sheriff’s Office motor units. Ronnie Laron Johnson DUI arrest by Montgomery County Sheriff Tenn on Dec. 31, 2018 (2)
Montgomery County Sheriff Rand Henderson Texas patrol unitMichael Ryan Hamberg arrested for DWI 3rd offense by Montgomery County Sheriff Office on Jan. 6, 2019William Donald Depriest, 47, of 34 Teakwood Place Drive, The Woodlands, TX DWI arrest by Mont County Sheriff’s Office on Jan. 4, 2019.Candace Renee Keith, 43, of 1100 South Loop 336 West Apt. 3319 Conroe, TX DWI 2nd offense Mont Co Constable on Jan 7, 2019Guadalupe Philippe Cantu Leiba 28, of 1210 Madrid, San Antonio, TX by Mont. County Constable on Jan. 5, 2019Jennifer Scarlet Manzanares, 22, of 217 Bartle St. Conroe Texas DWI with child in vehicle by Conroe Police on Jan. 7, 2019 at 6 18 amGuillermo Medina-Oropeza, 38, of 14113 Sellers Road, Houston, TX DWI arrest by Roman Forest Police Dept. on Jan. 5, 2019Julio Cesar Cardenas, 41, of 2137 Applewood, Willis TX, DWI 2nd offense arrest by Texas Dept. of Public Safety on Jan. 6, 2019Jason Chase Griffis, 47, of 3400 N Loop 336 W, Conroe, Texas DWI by Conroe Police Dept. on Jan. 6, 2019
LA QUINTA, CALIF. – According to Sergeant David Smith, of the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department, on Friday, January 25, at approximately 11:13 PM, officers from the La Quinta Police Department’s Special Enforcement Team (SET) attempted to stop a vehicle in the area of Washington St. and Highway 111. The vehicle failed to stop for the officers and a vehicle pursuit was initiated.
Christian Leon DUI arrest La Quinta Police
The suspect fled through the La Quinta Cove and into the City of Coachella where the driver, Christian Leon, 24 years old of Coachella, was taken into custody. There were no injuries sustained by law enforcement personnel or the public, and there are no outstanding suspects.
The driver was booked into the Riverside County Jail in Indio for driving under the influence, probation violation, possession of drugs, driving on suspended driver’s license for DUI and evading arrest.
Riverside County Sheriff’s Department Sergeant Christopher Ternes reports that on January 29, 2019, around 3:56 a.m., officers from the Indian Wells Police Department responded to a reported single-vehicle traffic collision on Highway 111, west of Mountain Cove Drive, within the city of Indian Wells.
Riverside County Calif Sheriff motor units
Alexis Lopez DUI on Jan. 29, 2019 after a crash with the center median Indian Wells Police Dept Riverside County Sheriff
Police say that the investigation revealed a silver Toyota sedan, driven by Alexis Lopez, age 28 of Coachella, was traveling eastbound on Highway 111, when he veered off the roadway and collided with the center median, just west of Mountain Cove Drive. No injuries were reported. Lopez was found to have been operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol. After being medically cleared at a local hospital, Lopez was booked into the Riverside County Jail in Indio for driving under the influence of alcohol.
Anyone with any information regarding this incident is urged to contact Officer David Bush with the Indian Wells Police Department at (760)836-1600, or Crime Stoppers at (760)341-STOP (7867) and reference incident #J190290004. The Indian Wells Police Department urges all drivers not to drink and drive.
Jasmine Dorsey, 23 of Cathedral City, was driving under the influence of alcohol, say Palm Desert Police.
According to Sergeant Joe Ruiz of the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department, on January 26, 2019, ay 3:27 am. Officers from the Palm Desert Police Department responded to a single vehicle collision in the area of Hwy 111 and Parkview Drive in Palm Desert. Officers arrived on scene and located a Jeep facing traffic in the east bound lanes of Hwy 111. The vehicle initially collided into a center median and continued west striking a tree. The investigation revealed, Jasmine Dorsey, age 23 of Cathedral City, was driving under the influence of alcohol. After being medically cleared at a local hospital, Dorsey was booked into the Riverside County Jail located in the city of Indio for driving under the influence alcohol.
The investigation is still ongoing and anyone with information about this incident is urged to contact, Officer Justin Paiyarat from the Palm Desert Police Department at 760-836-1600, or Crime Stoppers at 760-341-STOP (7867). The Palm Desert Police Department urges all drivers not to drink and drive.
Marie Diekman, 30, of Palm Desert, DUI Jan. 28, 2019, La Quinta Police
On January 28, 2019, at 1:26 AM, La Quinta Officers responded to Avenue 48 and Washington Street, in the city of La Quinta, regarding a single vehicle, non-injury traffic collision. It was determined Marie Diekman, 30-years-old of Palm Desert, was driving a white 2011 Mercedes C 300 westbound on Avenue 48 when she failed to negotiate the turn onto Washington Street, and collided with a curb, a wooden post, and wire barrier. Diekman displayed obvious signs of intoxication and was arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol. Diekman was transported to a local hospital as a precaution and was booked into the Riverside County jail in Indio.
The La Quinta Police Department would like to remind everyone not to drink and drive. We are asking anyone with additional information to contact Deputy Martinez at the Thermal Sheriff’s Station by calling 760-863-899
Jhonatan Urbina, 40 years of Indio, DUI on Jan. 23, 2019 by Palm Desert Police
On Wednesday, January 23, 2019, at approximately 8:30 AM, officers from the Palm Desert Police Department responded to a single vehicle traffic collision in the 73-000 block of Ironwood St., Palm Desert. It was determined the driver,Jhonatan Urbina, 40 years of Indio, was travelling eastbound on Ironwood St. and collided with a block wall on the corner with Burroweed Ln. Urbina did not sustain any injuries as a result of the collision, but during the investigation it was determined that Urbina showed symptoms of being under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs. Urbina was arrested for driving under the influence and was transported to a local hospital as a precaution. Once treated, he was booked into the Riverside County Jail in Indio.
Anyone with any information regarding this incident is urged to contact Officer Francis Avila with the Palm Desert Police Department at (760) 836-1600, or call anonymously at (760) 341-STOP (7867) and reference incident #T190230045.
John Foster, 63, of Wyoming, Calif. on Jan. 11, 2019 by Palm Desert Police
Police say that on January 11, 2019, 9:44 pm, officers from the Palm Desert Police Department responded to a reported traffic collision in the 43000 block of Warner Trail, within the city of Palm Desert. Officers determined a black Kia sedan traveling southbound on Warner Trail collided with a parked vehicle at the location. The driver of the Kia, John Foster, age 63 of Wyoming, was found to have been operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol. After being medically cleared at a local hospital, John Foster was booked into the Riverside County Jail in Indio for driving under the influence of alcohol.
Sergeant Marcus Abbe reports that the investigation is still ongoing and anyone with information about this incident is urged to contact, Officer Nicole Wilhite from the Palm Desert Police Department at 760-836-1600, or Crime Stoppers at 760-341-STOP (7867). The Palm Desert Police Department urges all drivers not to drink and drive.
Jesus Ceja Sentenced to Six Years for Aggravated DUI for Being a Wrong Way Driver
PHOENIX— According to the Maricopa County District Attorney’s Office, Jesus Ceja (D.O.B. 10-24-1962) was sentenced on January 9, 2019, to six years in the Department of Corrections after pleading guilty to Aggravated Driving While Under the Influence. This is the first time a case was prosecuted under HB2243, the Arizona law that charges an impaired wrong-way driver on the highway with a felony.
HE DOESN’T CARE WHO HE KILLS: Jesus Ceja sentenced to six years in prison for 5th DUI wrong way US 60 in Apache Junction Maricopa County Ariz. Aug. 10, 2018. Sentenced to six years in prison on Jan. 9, 2019
“This defendant was given the maximum sentence for his dangerous actions and his sentence will ensure that he will not pose a threat on our roadways to anyone for anytime soon,” said Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery.
Prosecutors recited the facts of the arrest: on August 3, 2018 police received a 911 call about a man driving the wrong way in the westbound lanes of the US 60 near Crismon Road and almost colliding with another car. Officers attempted to get the driver, later identified as Jesus Ceja, to stop by blocking his vehicle’s path. However, after stopping the defendant attempted to back up and keep driving and officers had to command him to stop.
When interviewed Ceja admitted to drinking four beers but said that was not too much. He was found to have a blood alcohol content of more than twice the limit.
This is Ceja’s fifth conviction for driving under the influence.
Michael Eugene Kelley felony DUI killed eleven year old child in DUI crash Feb. 8, 2019. Spartanburg County Sheriff jail. South Carolina Highway Patrol
SOUTH CAROLINA: Michael Eugene Kelley was charged with felony DUI when death results in Spartanburg County Circuit Court on Feb. 12, 2019. Kelley is facing serious prison time for killing the child in a crash. Court records reveal that Kelley was out on bond on drug charges at the time of the fatal wreck.
Ethan Frank Rubenzer died on Sunday Feb. 9, 2019 after his family was hit by DUI driver Michael Eugene Kelley II, 29, of Spartanburg, S.C.
Ethan Frank Rubenzer
The solicitor’s office said one of those charges will be upgraded to felony DUI death, after Ethan Frank Rubenzer of Boiling Springs died Sunday afternoon at Spartanburg Medical Center.
Lance Cpl. Joe Hovis with the S.C. Highway Patrol said Kelley was headed south on Boiling Springs Road (also Highway 9) when Kelley’s SUV hit a car turning left onto Boiling Springs Road from Birds Eye View.
Troopers say the car that Kelley crashed into was driven by Patricia Rubenzer, 45, of Boiling Springs
A life so beautifully lived will be beautifully celebrated.
BOILING SPRINGS, SOUTH CAROLINA – Ethan Frank Rubenzer, 11, son of Trevor and Patti Gordon Rubenzer, passed away on Sunday, February 10, 2019.
Ethan Rubenzer killed by DUI driver Michael Kelley in Spartanburg SC died on Feb. 10, 2019
Ethan was born on a very cold day (-22°), February 15, 2007, in West Allis, WI. He enjoyed Boy Scouts, fishing, camping, playing video games, Dungeons and Dragons, and sharing his gift of kindness with the world.
In addition to his parents, he is survived by his sister, Grace; maternal grandmother, Louise Gordon of Libertyville, IL; paternal grandparents, Patrick and Karla Rubenzer of Chippewa Falls, WI; his uncle, Peter Gordon of Lake Forest, IL; two cousins, Logen and Quinn Gordon of Wadsworth, IL; his Godparents, Greg and Amy Stilling of Libertyville, IL; special friends, Molly and Jake Stilling, the Kallieris family of Libertyville, IL, Christine and Emily Poplawski; and most of all, his best friends, Will Poplawski and Michaela Bryans.
Ethan was predeceased by his maternal grandfather, Joseph Gordon.
The family will greet friends Wednesday, February 13th, 3-6PM at Joy Lutheran Church in Moore, South Carolina. A memorial service will follow at 6PM.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Joy Lutheran Church, 3980 Moore-Duncan Highway, Moore, SC 29369 for the Carpenter’s Table Food Pantry, where Ethan loved to volunteer.
Additionally, Ethan has always wanted to be an organ donor like his grandma, Karla, and now his spirit and personality will live on in the recipients of his gifts.
Condolences may be expressed to the family at www.JMDunbar.com.
J. M. Dunbar Funeral Home & Crematory, Roebuck, SC is serving the family.
Booking and court details of Kelley
Street Address:520 WINSMITH AVE City/State/Zip:SPARTANBURG, SC 29306 4400 Race / Gender:BLACK / Male Date of Birth:05/30/89 Height:6’02” Weight:300 Booking Time/Date:12:51:40 02/08/19 Booking Number:19-01341
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0406-DUI / Felony driving under the influence, great bodily injury results
0406-DUI / Felony driving under the influence, great bodily injury results
The State of South Carolina VS Michael Eugene Kelley II
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Bond Court
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0395-DUI / Felony driving under the influence, death results
0395-DUI / Felony driving under the influence, death results
From Delaware County Daily Times – Editorial: Getting repeat DUI offenders off our roads
“Devastatingly troubling.”
That’s how Delaware County District Attorney Katayoun Copeland described the circumstances surrounding the fatal crash that took the life of a 45-year-old Brookhaven woman in Upper Chichester Saturday night.
We could add a few others.
Senseless. And criminal.
David Matthew Strowhouer, a 30-year-old man from the Newtown Square section of Willistown Township, now faces charges in connection with the Saturday night fatal crash on Market Street in Upper Chichester Township.
Police now allege Strowhouer was under the influence of alcohol when he veered into the oncoming lane and slammed head-on into another vehicle. It would not be the first time.
In fact, this would be the sixth time Strowhouer would face charges of driving under the influence in a string of arrests in both Chester and Delaware counties.
Only this time it turned deadly. Police say Strowhouer’s SUV veered into the oncoming lane and slammed into another car. Denna Eckman was killed. Her husband Chris Eckman was seriously injured.
Police say Strowhouer was driving with a suspended license, the result of one of his previous DUI arrests.
He had done prison time on at least one of his previous DUI arrests in Delaware County, serving a one-to-five-year sentence in 2017. He was on parole at the time of Saturday night’s accident.
That will come as little comfort to the family of Eckman. That will give them something in common with the Hannagan family of Chester County, who lobbied for tougher sentences for drivers convicted of multiple DUI offenses. Their son and daughter were killed when their vehicle was struck by a drunken driver.
David Matthew Strowhouer 30, of Willistown, Chester County. Delaware County District Attorney
The truth is there is little the state or law enforcement can do if someone decides they are going to get behind the wheel. Suspending a person’s license does not prevent them from driving, regardless of whether they are impaired.
But they can’t drive from prison.
And that finally may be the way David Matthew Strowhouer is removed from the road.
That’s because state law has changed, and provides much stiffer sentences for drivers who rack up multiple DUI offenses.
The legislation, championed by former state Sen. John Rafferty, R-44 of Montgomery County, and Sen. Scott Martin, R-13 of Lancaster County, took the three-year mandatory sentence for a person convicted in a fatal DUI accident from three years to five years. A person with multiple DUI offenses, as Strowhouer does, would face up to seven years in prison. MORE
Deana Eckman killed by 6 time drunk driver David Strowhouer in Delaware County PA on Feb. 16 2019
Chester County man faces sixth DUI – as well as homicide charge – for fatal crash in Delco
FROM THE PHILLYVOICE.COM – Chester County man faces multiple criminal charges in the aftermath of a fatal hit-and-run crash last weekend in Upper Chichester, Delaware County, prosecutors said.
The defendant, 30-year-old David Strowhouer, of Willistown, Chester County, allegedly was drunk at the time of the crash on Feb. 16. Strowhouer has five prior DUI convictions.
Police responded to the crash around 9:20 p.m. in the 3300 block of Market Street, where they found a Subaru WRX with a male and unresponsive female passenger trapped inside. A Dodge Ram pickup truck with severe damage was also found at the scene.
Investigators say they determined that Strowhouer, allegedly driving the pickup, crossed over the double yellow line and struck the Subaru. He then allegedly fled on foot.
Strowhouer had attended his mother’s funeral earlier that day and allegedly had been drinking alcohol, police said. When he returned to the crash scene, he allegedly told police that his cousin from Puerto Rico had been driving the car and that the two men were on the way to buy cocaine at the time of the crash.
Authorities say they believe that Strowhouer was lying about his cousin driving the pickup truck.
The male passenger in the Subaru survived the crash and was hospitalized with serious injuries. His wife died of her injuries, police said.
“I find this case to be devastatingly troubling,” District Attorney Katayoun Copeland said. “On a day where the defendant should have been with his family mourning the passing of his mother, he instead brought tragedy to another family.” MORE
Deana Eckman photo killed by 6 time DWI driver David Strowhouer on Feb. 16, 2019
Deana Marie Eckman (nee DeRosa) passed away suddenly and tragically on Feb. 16, 2019, age 45 of Brookhaven. Deana worked as an Accounts Receivable Specialist at Alarm Funding Associates. She also worked as a manicurist at Salon Bella Amici. Devoted wife of Christian “Chris”. Loving daughter of Richard & Roseann DeRosa, cherished sister of Richie DeRosa and Janine (Howie) Guarini. Relatives and friends are invited to her gathering Tuesday, Feb. 26 at 9-11:45 am, at the D’ANJOLELL – STIGALE MEMORIAL HOME, 3260 Concord Road, Aston. Celebration of her life will be held 12 noon in our Main Chapel. Interment will be held privately. Donations: In lieu of flowers, donations in Deana’s name can be made to Providence Animal Center 555 Sandy Bank Rd. Media, Pa. 19063. Condolences can be made at www.danjolell.com
According to Rehoboth Beach Police Lt. Jaime Riddle, 
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