Checkpoint ahead on Rt. 228 operated by Charles County Md. Sheriff’s Office and Maryland State Police

DWI HIT PARADE: DUI arrest reports from the Maryland State Police Salisbury Barrack for June 2 thru June 9, 2017

Salisbury BK “E” DUI Arrests 6/02 through 06/09/2017

David Mills Cook, 56, of 1226 N. Division Street, Salisbury, Md., was arrested for DUI on June 3, 2017, at 11:22 pm by Maryland State Trooper G. Mazet while driving the wrong way on Elizabeth Street at Church Street in Salisbury. The trial is set for July 19, 2017. Attorney Steven D. Cox represents Cook.

Arrested on Dec. 19, 2003, for DUI and entered into a plea deal with the Wicomico County States Attorney on June 1, 2004, to plead guilty with a statement of facts and received Probation Before Judgement with one month of probation, fine of $500.

Kevin Deandre Turpin, 42, of 11912 Sherree Lane, Princess Anne, Md., by Maryland State Trooper Clopper on June 5, 2017 at 1:21 am on Rt. 13 at Liberty Street while driving a 2005 KIA was charged with multiple traffic violations including DUI, driving without a license or authorization, negligent driving, and driving while suspended.

Turpin’s many achievements in racking up motor vehicle citations include another DUI arrest on Feb. 6, 2017 by Maryland State Trooper Lane at 10:35 pm while operating a bicycle on Market Street at Popular Hill without functioning lights, which put him in immediate danger of becoming Salisbury’s newest speed bump. Turpin failed to appear for trial on April 27, 2017, and a bench warrant was issued.

Walter G. Bagley, of 30135 Stoneybrook Drive, Salisbury, Md., DUI arrest by Trooper J. Meier of the Salisbury Barrack, at 7:15 am on June 3, 2017

Nelson Aviles Quintana, 50, of P O Box 5113, Salisbury, Md., was charged with DUI by Maryland Trooper Lane on June 4, 2017, at 9:37 pm while operating southbound on US 13 at Carroll Street on a bike.

Juliana Nicole Bainos, 36, of Salisbury, Md, DUI arrest

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Indiana Highway Patrol cruiser

Saturation Patrol Nets Three Impaired Drivers

Knox County – Indiana State Police conducted a saturation patrol last night and early this morning targeting dangerous and impaired drivers in Knox County. Between 9:30 on June 16, 2017, and 3:30 on June 17, 2017, Indiana State Police issued 19 traffic tickets, 40 warnings, arrested three impaired drivers and one person for public intoxication. All the DUI arrests occurred in Vincennes.

Arrested for Driving While Intoxicated:

• Angela Lecture, 32, Vincennes, IN  (BAC .21%)
• Rachel Adams, 27, Vincennes, IN  (BAC .17%)
• Chad Oliver, 28, Vincennes, IN  (Refusal)  Oliver was stopped for driving 60 mph in a 20 mph zone on Main Street in Vincennes.

Arrested for Public Intoxicated:

• James Birge, 26, Vincennes, IN

Birge was passed out in the street at 6th and Locust in Vincennes.

Lafayette Parish Sheriff La. Sheriff Mark Garber

Lafayette Parish Sheriff Daily Arrest Report for June 17, 2017, DUI arrests are BOLD 

Lafayette Parish Sheriff’s Office Daily Arrest Report

Name: Abshier, Alyssa
Charge: Municipal Purposes (Free Text)
Arresting Agency: Lafayette Parish Sheriff’S Ofc
Address: 100 Blk  Maurice STR
Lafayette, La

Name: Andrus, Shawn
Charge: Warrant/Bench Warrant
Arresting Agency: Lafayette Parish Sheriff’S Ofc
Address: 1800 Blk  Gendorme ROA
Carencro, La

Name: Angelle, Darnell
Charge: Warrant/Bench Warrant
Arresting Agency: Lafayette City Pd
Address: 1000 Blk  Nettie ROAD
Arnaudville, La

Name: Arceneaux, Ronald
Charge: Warrant/Bench Warrant
Arresting Agency: Lafayette City Pd
Address: 300 Blk  Bellot ST
Lafayette, La

Name: Arceneaux, Danny
Charge: Telephone Communications; Impr
Arresting Agency: Lafayette City Pd
Address: 7600 Blk  Hwy 190
Churchpoint, La

Name: Boudreaux, Kyria
Charge: Possession Of Marijuana
Arresting Agency: Scott Pd
Address: 3 Blk  Columbine Corn CR
Lafayette, La

Name: Broussard, Anthony
Charge: Warrant/Bench Warrant
Arresting Agency: Lafayette City Pd
Address: 200 Blk  Ena STR
Lafayette, La

Name: Brown, Shannon
Charge: Possession Of Marijuana
Arresting Agency: La State Police Troop I
Address: 400 Blk E Landry STR
Opelousas, La

Name: Brown, Sam
Charge: Aggrav. Battery W/Dangerous We
Arresting Agency: Lafayette City Pd
Address: 500 Blk  Joan ST
Lafayette, La

Name: Brown, Teaundre
Charge: Criminal Conspiracy Charge
Arresting Agency: Lafayette Parish Sheriff’S Ofc
Address: 2700 Blk  Larkspur DR
Atlanta, Ga

Name: Caldwell, Anthony
Charge: Possession Of Firearm/Carry.Co
Arresting Agency: Lafayette Parish Sheriff’S Ofc
Address: 200 Blk  Windsong DRV
Youngsville, La

Name: Edwards, Ambrose
Charge: Municipal Purposes (Free Text)
Arresting Agency: Lafayette Parish Sheriff’S Ofc
Address: 300 Blk N Bell DRV
Lafayette, La

Name: Green, John
Charge: Fugitive
Arresting Agency: Lafayette City Marshal
Address: 800 Blk N Oak ST
Opelousas, La

Name: Hawkins, Shakeel
Charge: Fugitive
Arresting Agency: Lafayette City Pd
Address: 9000 Blk  Mable DRV
Baton Rouge, La

Name: Holt, Bobby
Charge: Warrant/Bench Warrant
Arresting Agency: Lafayette City Pd
Address: 300 Blk  1/2 Seventh ST
Lafayette, La

Name: Johnnie, Lensly
Charge: Fugitive
Arresting Agency: Lafayette City Marshal
Address: 100 Blk  Holly STR
Lafayette, La

Name: Lasalle, Alcoby
Charge: Warrant/Bench Warrant
Arresting Agency: Lafayette City Pd
Address: 100 Blk  Marigny STR
Duson, La

James Lebouef OWI DWI Lafayette Parish LA Jail booked June 17, 2017

James Lebouef, 
Charge: Owi Vehicle
Arresting Agency: Lafayette City Pd
Address: 200 Blk  Chester STR
Lafayette, La

Name: Leday, Jody
Charge: Possession Of Stolen Things
Arresting Agency: Scott Pd
Address: 100 Blk  Kevin STR
Duson, La

Name: Ledet, Randell
Charge: Warrant/Bench Warrant
Arresting Agency: Lafayette Parish Sheriff’S Ofc
Address: 3100 Blk  Grand Pointe Hwy
Breaux Bridge, La

Name: Miller, Brandon
Charge: Municipal Purposes (Free Text)
Arresting Agency: Lafayette Parish Sheriff’S Ofc
Address: 3600 Blk E Simco
Lafayette, La

Name: Molitor, Scotty
Charge: Theft Of Goods Charge
Arresting Agency: Lafayette City Pd
Address: 100 Blk  Vermillion CIR
Youngsville, La

Name: Mouton, Charles
Charge: Warrant/Bench Warrant
Arresting Agency: Lafayette Parish Sheriff’S Ofc
Address: 200 Blk  Rue Royale
Lafayette, La

Name: Mouton, Cash
Charge: Enter/Remain In Places/On Land
Arresting Agency: Lafayette City Pd
Address: 500 Blk W Rittenhouse
Houston, Tx

Name: Olivier, Lacey
Charge: Owi 2nd Offense (Misd)
Arresting Agency: Lafayette City Pd
Address: 100 Blk  Sanford
Lafayette, La

Name: Perrot, Kevin
Charge: Enter/Remain In Places/On Land
Arresting Agency: Lafayette City Pd
Address: 100 Blk  Clara STR
Lafayette, La

Name: Roy, Michael
Charge: Domestic Abuse Battery
Arresting Agency: Lafayette Parish Sheriff’S Ofc
Address: 200 Blk  Irma DRV
Lafayette, La

Name: Seabble, Albert
Charge: False Imprisonment Charge/Pena
Arresting Agency: La State Police Troop I
Address: 62 Blk N Vine STR
New Iberia, La

Name: Seaux, Jonathon
Charge: Simple Burglary Charge
Arresting Agency: Lafayette Parish Sheriff’S Ofc
Address: 6700 Blk W Congress ST
Duson, La

Name: Shelvin, Tyrone
Charge: Theft Charge
Arresting Agency: Lafayette City Pd
Address: 200 Blk  Carlton STR
Lafayette, La

Wilbert Joseph Simon DWI arrest OWI vehicle booked June 16, 2017, Lafayette Parish LA Jail Sheriff Mark Garber

Wilbert Simon, 
Charge: Owi Vehicle
Arresting Agency: Lafayette City Pd
Address: 200 Blk  Padyes
Lafayette, La

Name: Sonnier, Joshua
Charge: Municipal Purposes (Free Text)
Arresting Agency: Lafayette Parish Sheriff’S Ofc
Address: 400 Blk  Ramona DRV
Scott, La

Name: Sullivan, Vanessa
Charge: Ascension Parish
Arresting Agency: Lafayette City Pd
Address: 300 Blk  Fred ST
Lafayette, La

Name: Taylor, Gage
Charge: Municipal Purposes (Free Text)
Arresting Agency: Lafayette Parish Sheriff’S Ofc
Address: 400 Blk  Atakapas STR
Lafayette, La

Name: Williams, Jennifer
Charge: Acadia Parish
Arresting Agency: Lafayette Parish Sheriff’S Ofc
Address: 500 Blk  Ross AVE
Crowley, La

Jessica Struthers 071491 DOB booked June 17, 2017 for hit and run DUI fatal possession of Alprazolam Volusia County Sheriff jail Ormond Beach Police

 

“The Defendant’s vehicle had severe damage to the front bumper, the hood was caved in at a centralized location, and the windshield was fully shattered. When observing the cracked windshield, it was noted that there were biological matter and chewing gum inside the shatters of the windshield. The victim’s watch band was lodged underneath the driver’s side windshield wiper.

DUI driver Jessica Struthers had her druthers not to stop after killing Charles Bofinger; fled with victim’s bio matter in her windshield

From WESH

ORMOND BEACH, Fla. (06/17/2017) —A Volusia County woman was arrested for DUI and leaving the scene of a fatal crash. The crash occurred in Ormond Beach at 11:12 p.m. Friday, at South Atlantic Ave. and Milsap Road.

Ormond Beach Police say Charles Bofinger, 63, of Pittsburgh, Penn. was crossing A1A at that location, when he was hit by a vehicle driven by Jessica Struthers, 25. The vehicle did not stop. A witness heard the crash and turned to see the white SUV leaving the scene.

The Ormond Beach Police report states that “The victim had severe head trauma and was not responsive.” Bofinger was taken to a nearby hospital and was pronounced dead.

Debris from the vehicle showed that it was a Mazda. Police issued a description of the SUV to law agencies in the area to watch for the vehicle. About 30 minutes after the crash, Kevin Wakefield called police saying his girlfriend Jessica Struthers,
had been involved in a crash. Wakefield told police that Struthers “… did not know what she hit and thought somebody threw something at her vehicle.”  MORE

California Highway Patrol SUV

Solo Vehicle Traffic Collision on US 101 Results In One Fatality.

Jarrod Waddle photo from Facebook

On June 17, 2017, at approximately 0335 hours, a 2014 Dodge Journey SUV, exited US-101 southbound to South G Street at an undetermined speed.

The driver failed to negotiate the curve at the end of the off ramp and as a result, the vehicle left roadway in a straight line before colliding head-on with a large tree.

The Dodge sustained major damage. The driver was unresponsive at the scene when CHP and Fire/EMS arrived.

The driver was transported by ambulance to Mad River Hospital where he was later pronounced deceased. The passenger suffered minor injuries and was transported to Saint Joseph Hospital by ambulance.

Driver:  Jarrod Waddle, Age 35, Redding, CA sustained fatal injuries. Contact Humboldt County Coroner for further. Case # 2017-02868

Passenger: Andrea Eddy, Age 36, Weaverville, CA sustained minor injuries.  Treated and released from St. Joseph’s Hospital in Arcata.

Investigating Officer: Eckerfield, #21025
Emergency personnel from the California Highway Patrol, Arcata Police Department, Humboldt Bay Fire, and Mad River Ambulance responded to the scene.

DUI is suspected as a factor in this collision and further toxicological analysis is pending.

THIS POST WAS ADDED TO FACEBOOK ON MAY 28, 2017:

2014 Dodge Journey driven by Jarrod Waddle in fatal crash on June 17, 2017, reported stolen on June 7, 2017

………..STILL NOT FOUND……..
………….NEW REWARD $1000
to anybody who returns my daughters 2014 Dodge journey all blacked out has a crack down drivers side front windshield and across the bottom of the windshield has no month An yr stickers….Jarrod Waddle is driving it…. he took it on May 28, 2017, if Anybody sees it please call me or my husband immediately at 530-999-1654 or 530-440-4361 thank you

UPDATE:
June 17, 2017: The car was found this morning and Jarrod was killed in the accident!! I believe in karma but this is a lil much!! Thank u for all who helped!!! R.I.PJarrodd waddle

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Michael Bortolametti, Lee County Jail on charges of DUI. June 16, 2017, FHP

Michael Bortolametti charged with DUI for killing motorcyclist John Simone on Metro Parkway

FORT MYERS, FLA. — Late on Thursday evening, June 16, 2017, an alleged DUI driver struck two people who were standing in the turn lane of Metro Parkway, killing one and injuring the other.

Florida Highway Patrol reports that Michael Bortolametti, 22, of Cape Coral, was operating a 1998 Mercedes-Benz C230 south in the left lane of Metro Parkway at around 11:47 p.m., officials said. Bortolametti was approaching Topaz Court when he struck two pedestrians.

John M. Simone, 42, of Cape Coral and Marie R. Taylor, 26, of Fort Myers were in the left lane of the parkway and their motorcycles were parked nearby, officials said, when the Mercedes plowed into them.

Simone was pronounced dead at the scene and Taylor was transported to Lee Memorial Hospital with minor injuries, officials said.

Police say that Bortolametti and his passengers, Taylor Strosnider, 21, of Cape Coral, and Madison Strosnider, 21, also of Cape Coral were uninjured.

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Victor Martinez Zibarra killed in DUI head-on crash near Othello when Emilio Martinez-Silva crossed center line

OTHELLO, WASHINGTON — A passenger in a vehicle hit by a Buick that crossed the center line on SR 24 fourteen miles west of Othello was killed and the driver of that car injured in what Washington State Trooper M. Anderson reports was caused by driving while impaired by drugs and or alcohol.

Police say that a 1993 Buick Regal operated by Emilio Martinez-Silva, 18, of Othello, was driving his vehicle eastbound at 4:05 am on June 18, 2017, when for unknown reasons, he crossed the center line and struck a 2006 Honda Odyssey operated by Jesus Mendoza Salazar, 42, of Othello.  Salazar was injured and taken to Othello Community Hospital and his passenger, Victor Martinez-Zibarra, 36, of Mattawa, was pronounced dead at the scene. Another passenger in the Honda, Ana L. Castroanalco was also injured.

Martinez-Silva was injured and taken to Othello for treatment. Police say charges are pending.

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Illegal alien Esteban Juarez-Tomas sought in connection to Illinois New Year’s Day traffic fatality is added to ICE ‘Most Wanted’ list

Esteban Juarez-Tomas, 33, is wanted for aggravated DUI, resulting in the death of LaDonna Jeannie Brady, of Mahomet, Illinois, on Jan. 1, 2017

CHICAGO — A Guatemalan national who has been previously removed from the United States three times, and who is wanted by police in Champaign, Illinois, for allegedly causing a fatal crash while driving under the influence on New Year’s Day, was added Monday to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Most Wanted list.

Esteban Juarez-Tomas, 33, is wanted for aggravated DUI, resulting in the death of LaDonna (Jeannie) Brady, of Mahomet, Illinois, on Jan. 1, 2017, according to police records. He is also wanted by ICE for removal from the United States, after resolution of the criminal case against him, and any subsequent jail term.

Juarez-Tomas, a laborer, has been known to use the following aliases: Salvador Diaz-Gomez, Victor Ochoa and Edgar Gomez-Estrada. He is 5’5” tall and weighs about 140 pounds with brown eyes and black hair.

Juarez-Tomas, a laborer, has been known to use the following aliases: Salvador Diaz-Gomez, Victor Ochoa and Edgar Gomez-Estrada. He is 5’5” tall and weighs about 140 pounds with brown eyes and black hair.

Juarez-Tomas was ordered deported in absentia Jan. 13, 2003, following his February 2002 arrest by the now defunct Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) near Springfield, Missouri. He was again arrested July 4, 2010, by the Warren County (Illinois) Sheriff’s Department and charged with aggravated battery. ICE lodged a detainer July 13, 2010, and he was taken into ICE custody at the completion of his sentence and removed to Guatemala Sept. 9, 2010.

On Oct. 31, 2011, Juarez-Tomas was apprehended by U.S. Border Patrol in Arizona and was subsequently removed again to Guatemala on Nov. 14, 2011. On Dec. 23, 2011, he was again apprehended by U.S. Border Patrol near Rio Grande City, Texas, and was removed a third time Jan. 18, 2012.

Despite attempts by ICE to locate him, Juarez-Tomas remains at large. He was last known to live in Champaign, and may have fled to Guatemala after the fatal crash.

ICE urges the public not attempt to apprehend any fugitive. Anyone who wants to submit a tip may call their local ICE office, or call 1-866-DHS-2-ICE (1-866-347-2423), or submit a tip online.

LaDonna “Jeannie” Brady 1971 – 2017

Ladonna Jeannie Brady killed by illegal alien Esteban Juarez-Tomas on Jan. 1, 2017.

MAHOMET, IL – LaDonna “Jeannie” Brady, 45, of Mahomet, died early Sunday, Jan. 1, 2017, at Carle Hospital after a fatal car accident on I-74 in Champaign, Ill.
Jeannie was born March 1, 1971, in Springfield, Ill.
She is survived by her parents, Jim and Francis Damm of Mason City; natural mother, Norma Benjamin of Oakford; three sisters: Deanna Damm of Greenview, Jennifer Crowl of Auburn, and Tracy Setzer, Sweetwater; her husband, Eric Brady of Mahomet; son, Joshua Evans of Rockford; stepdaughter, Kayla Brady of Mahomet; and many nieces, nephews, and cousins.
She married Eric Brady on Aug. 8, 2009, in Philo, Ill. She worked at the Christie Clinic business office leveraging her natural talent for helping people.

Jeannie made the most out of life and its simple pleasures: spending time with family and friends, riding her motorcycle and helping others achieve their dreams.

Jeannie made the most out of life and its simple pleasures: spending time with family and friends, riding her motorcycle and helping others achieve their dreams. She was an amazing woman, mother, wife and friend, and a staunch supporter of the American Legion.
Family, friends and those whose lives she touched are invited to her visitation at Blair-Owens Funeral Home, 102 E. Dunbar, Mahomet, IL from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 6, 2017.
A memorial service to reminisce will be held after the visitation from 3-5 p.m. at the American Legion Post 71, 107 N. Broadway, Urbana, IL 61801
Memorial donations can be made in lieu of flowers to the American Legion Post 71 in Jeannie’s name.

Mount Olive Police, Mount Olive Township, New Jersey

Mount Olive Township Police DWI arrests for June 23, 2017 – Nicholas L. White arrested

MOUNT OLIVE, NEW JERSEY.  Mount Olive Township Police report the following incidents and arrests:

Richard Margolies didn’t call a taxi but instead took his party on the road

On June 18, 2017, at 5:29 pm, Officer Carletta responded to the parking lot of the Village Green Shopping Center for the report of a male sleeping in a vehicle. Officer Carletta located the vehicle, a 1998 Toyota, parked with the motor running, in the area of the Lighten Up Hair Salon.

Officer Carletta approached the vehicle and observed a male leaning on the steering wheel, asleep. Officer Carletta was able to rouse the male, who sat up and opened his window. The male was identified as Richard C. Margolies, 47, of Budd Lake, N. J.

As Officer Carletta spoke with Margolies, he noted that Margolies appeared to be impaired.

Margolies was asked to exit his vehicle to perform field sobriety tests. Margolies was subsequently placed under arrest and transported to police headquarters, where he submitted to chemical breath testing.  Margolies was charged with DWI, Reckless Driving, Failure to Exhibit Driver’s License, and Failure to Notify Change of Address. Margolies was released to a sober driver.

Five Mount Olive Township Officers Noted for DWI Enforcement by MADD

Officer Michael Carletta began his career with the Mount Olive Police Department in July 2013.

Mothers Against Drunk Driving in cooperation with the New Jersey Division of Highway Traffic Safety; hosted a statewide recognition ceremony on June 14, 2017. The annual ceremony, “Saving Lives by Preventing Crashes”, honors officers statewide for their proactive endeavors in enforcing the D.W.I. laws for the prior year. The Mount Olive Police Department is pleased to announce that five (5) Mount Olive Township Police Officers will be amongst those receiving such recognition. Those five officers are

Patrolmen William Galop, Andrew Spotts, Lonnie Elbaum, Mark Reynolds, and Michael Carletta. Chief Stephen Beecher said:

“Approximately 1/3 of all traffic fatalities are caused by impaired drivers and in those crashes, about ten thousand (10,000) people die annually. The Mount Olive Township Police arrested one hundred eleven (111) people in 2016 for impaired driving. The honored officers accounted for sixty-five (65) of those arrests. We are proud of our police department’s work to save lives and in particular the efforts of Officers Galop, Spotts, Elbaum, Reynolds, and Carletta. “

The White Way to Drive While DWI

On May 25, 2017, at 9:38 pm, Officer Carletta was on routine patrol when he observed a 2002 Ford make an improper left turn from Rt. 46 east onto Netcong Road. Officer Carletta initiated a motor vehicle stop of the Ford in the area of George’s Liquors. Officer Carletta made contact with the driver, who was identified as Nicholas L. White, 27, of Hamburg, N.Y. As Officer Carletta spoke to White he detected the odor of an alcoholic beverage, and White appeared to be impaired. White was asked to exit his vehicle to perform field sobriety testing.

White was subsequently placed under arrest and transported to police headquarters, where he submitted to chemical breath testing.

White was charged with DWI, Reckless Driving, Improper U-turn, Unlicensed Driver, and Cutting Across Private Property to Avoid a Traffic Signal. White was released to a sober driver pending a court hearing.

Will County Sheriff’s Office

Illinois: Will County Sheriff’s Office DUI arrests for June 23, 2017

6/2       Location:  2109 Lakewood Drive                   Wilmington

Summary:  Jessica A. Vandamme, age 21, of this address, was arrested for improper lane usage, illegal stopping/parking, failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident, operating an uninsured motor vehicle and DUI/drugs.

Location:  S. Rt. 53 and E. Baltimore St.                   Wilmington

Summary:  Ronald M. Fowler, age 50, of 3713 W. 153^rd Place in Midlothian was arrested for aggravated DUI, driving while license revoked, speeding, improper turn signal, and operating an uninsured motor vehicle.

6/4       Location:  S. Rt. 53 and W. Hoff Road                                 Jackson

Summary:  Stephanie Beaumont, age 22, of 2605 Schooner Drive in New Lenox was arrested for DUI, improper lane usage, failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident, and possession of drug equipment.

5/26     Location:  S. Rt. 53 and W. Hoff Rd.                                                Jackson

Summary:  Nicholes Hanson, age 29, of 34941 S. Peterson Lane in Wilmington was arrested for DUI, driving while license suspended and failure to signal.

Location:  Channahon and Terminal Court

Summary:  Eladio Cardenas, age 22, of 505 E. Benton in Joliet was arrested for driving wrong way, failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident, improper lane usage and DUI.

Delaware State Police Report Cody Hopkins Dead; Speed and Alcohol Factors in Crash

Milford- The Delaware State Police Collision Reconstruction Unit is currently investigating a fatal motor vehicle crash that has claimed the life of a Milford man which occurred early this week.

The investigation thus far has determined that the crash occurred on Sunday, June 18, 2017, at 11:24 p.m., as Cody S. Hopkins, 24, was operating a 2006 Dodge Ram and was traveling in a northbound direction on Canterbury Road just south of Blue Jay Lane. As Hopkins attempted to negotiate a curve in the roadway, his vehicle’s right side tires traveled off of the east edge of the roadway. The Ram then re-entered the roadway and began to rotate in a clockwise direction before skidding off of the roadway. It then traveled in a northeasterly direction before striking a group of trees and overturning, ejecting Hopkins onto Blue Jay Lane. The Dodge continued traveling in a northeasterly direction until it came to rest on its right-hand side on Blue Jay Lane.

Speed and alcohol use appear to be factors in this crash which remains under investigation at this time.

Cody Hopkins, who was not properly restrained at the time of the crash, was removed from the scene and transported to the Milford Memorial Hospital. He was later transported to the Christiana Hospital where he was admitted in critical condition before being declared dead on Tuesday, June 20, 2017. Speed and alcohol use appear to be factors in this crash which remains under investigation at this time.

Cody Shane “Codeman” Hopkins, 24, of Harrington, passed away peacefully Tuesday,

Cody S. Hopkins killed in DUI crash Delaware June 20, 2017

June 20, 2017, at 5:34 p.m. at Christiana Hospital.
Cody was born Dec. 22, 1992, in Milford, to Lori and William G. (Bill) Hopkins Jr. He graduated from Sussex Technical High School in 2011 with a focus on agriculture.
Cody was passionate about anything outdoors, including hunting, fishing,  and dirt track racing. He traveled around the East Coast racing at various dirt tracks as a teenager. Although he stepped away from full-time driving, he could be found at the track helping his buddies, and even made cameo appearances behind the wheel. He lived out one of his dreams when he landed his job working for Bonk Farms in Magnolia. He worked side by side with other farmers over 50 hours a week and was such a dedicated worker.
Cody is survived by his parents, Lori and William G. Hopkins Jr. of Harbeson; sisters Corey White (Matt) of Newark and Caitlin Hopkins (Mike Moore) of Georgetown; grandparents, Myrna Willoughby of Harbeson and Thelma and William G. Hopkins Sr. of Harbeson; aunts and uncles, including Sheri and George Sweeney, Robert Willoughby and Daniel Slagle, Wendy and John McVicker, and Connie and Michael Heck; and numerous loving cousins. He was preceded by his maternal grandfather, Robert J. Willoughby Sr.
Cody has given numerous recipients the gift of life through organ donation. He was able to donate several organs to people who will carry on his legacy.
Visitation will be held at Eagle’s Nest Fellowship, 26633 Zion Church Road, Milton, Monday, June 26, from 4 to 6 p.m., followed by a memorial service at 6 p.m. Casual attire requested. Light refreshments to follow.

In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made in Cody’s memory to Delaware FFA Foundation Inc., 401 Federal St., Suite 2, Dover, DE 19901 to support educating future farmers.
Arrangements in the care of Short Funeral Services, Milton.

Colton Vinovich Tazewell Sheriff Morton DUI crash kills Creve Coeur man (2)

From Pekin Daily Times

EKIN – Bond was set Wednesday at $500,000 for a Morton man when he was charged with killing a motorcyclist while allegedly driving drunk late Tuesday.

Colton Vinovich, 25, told his father at the crash site, “I guess I smoked the stop sign” at Tennessee Avenue and Queenwood Road southeast of Morton, according to a prosecutor’s court affidavit.

The crash killed Clayton Burger, 64, of Creve Coeur, who was pronounced dead at the scene.

Vinovich was charged with aggravated DUI causing death, a Class 2 felony punishable by three to 14 years in prison, with probation available only if an “extraordinary circumstance” is found as a factor in the case.

Vinovich acknowledged he had drunk “more than three beers” before driving but earlier said he had gotten off of work about a half-hour before the crash, the affidavit stated. Tests at a hospital after the crash revealed his blood-alcohol content at .145 percent, nearly twice the legal limit for driving.

Vinovich also told police at the scene that he had stopped at the intersection but didn’t see Burger’s motorcycle approaching on his right as he pulled into the crossing that’s located within unobstructed farm fields.

He said he was heading home as he drove north on Tennessee at about 11 p.m. when the motorcycle, westbound on Queenwood, slammed into the passenger side of his Jeep SUV. Parts of the motorcycle were found embedded in the Jeep. Queenwood is not controlled by a stop sign at the intersection, Morton police said.   MORE

From Tazewell County Court Records:

• Colton J. Vinovich, of 1919 Chicory Road, Pekin, Illinois, was ticketed by Officer Jeff Hall on Jan. 17, 2010 for speeding.
• Charged with by Officer Cory J. Gallup on June 16, 2010, for improper lane usage, outcome: guilty fined $77.00
• Arrested by Officer J. Frost on Sept. 23, 2016, entered a guilty plea to speeding at 26 – 34 mph over the limit on Oct. 18, 2016. Currently paying $100 per month via a credit card to the court for the fine.
• Colton J. Vinovich, of 538 Brentwood Road, Morton, Illinois, charged on June 23, 2017 at 4:53 am by Officer Jacob Hibbert charged Vinovich on June 21, 2017, with operating an uninsured motor vehicle, failure to yield the right of way at an intersection, operating a vehicle with expired registration, aggravated DUI death, preliminary hearing held on June 21, 2017 and ordered by Judge to be held without bond. Arraignment set for July 17, 2017, at 1:30 pm.

Obituary of Clayton Lee Burger

Clayton L. Burger killed by Colton Vinovich in DUI crash June 20, 2017

CREVE COEUR ~ Clayton Lee “CL” Burger, 64, of Creve Coeur, passed away at 11:54 p.m. Tuesday, June 20, 2017, in Morton.

He was born May 20, 1953, in Pekin to Carl E. and Ruth Viola (Tyler) Burger. He was preceded in death by his parents.

Surviving are his fiance’, Ann Eads of Bloomington; one sister, Suellen Marie (Owen Lee, Jr.) Sowers of East Peoria; one nephew, Reid Owen (Yanira) Sowers of Lynchburg, VA and three grandnieces and grandnephews, Judith, Lyann and Owen Joel.

CL had served in the U.S. Army in Fort Campbell, KY as a helicopter mechanic.

He had worked as a pilot for 20 plus years, that included giving aerial tours of the Grand Canyon. He had also worked for the Village of Creve Coeur for seven years and as a bus driver for the sports teams at Illinois Central College. The last three years, CL was the owner/operator of Eye of the Hawk Photography & Videography.

CL was a member of the Sea Plane Association.

A very loving, caring and patient man, CL had a heart of gold. He loved animals, loved to laugh and always had a good story to share.

He was a member of Bethel United Memorial Church of Christ in Creve Coeur.

His memorial service will be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, June 24, 2017, at his church. Pastor Dwight Borden will officiate. Visitation will be one hour prior to the service. Burial will be at Glendale Memorial Gardens in Pekin. Military rites will be provided by Military Funeral Honors and the Tazewell Military Rites Team.

Arrangements have been entrusted to Preston-Hanley Funeral Homes & Crematory in Creve Coeur.

Memorial contributions may be given to Tazewell Animal Protective Society, 100 TAPS Ln., Pekin, IL 61554.

To express condolences online, visit www.preston-hanley.com

Erath County Sheriff Booking

Daniel Scott Bradford sentenced to 18 years in prison for multiple DWI convictions

Daniel Scott Bradford sentenced to 18 years in prison for repeat DWI convictions

From Stephenville Empire=Tribune

06/24/2017   –   Today, after deliberating for under an hour, a jury of six women and six men sentenced a man to 18 years in the penitentiary for Driving While Intoxicated.

Daniel Scott Bradford pleaded not guilty to felony D.W.I., and a two-part trial was held in the 266th District Court to determine his guilt and punishment. After the verdict was rendered, Judge Jason Cashon immediately imposed the sentence.

Bradford, 37, had been previously convicted twice for D.W.I. in 2005 and 2008. He also had been convicted of Felony D.W.I. – 3rd or more in 2008. Because of his previous convictions, Bradford was facing two to twenty years in prison for the felony D.W.I. Testimony in the trial from Trooper Terry Jones revealed that shortly before midnight on May 5, 2016, Bradford was pulled over for speeding on North Highway 377. After failing to stop for approximately four miles, Bradford stopped his Chevrolet pickup but refused for several minutes to exit the vehicle. After finally exiting his vehicle, Bradford showed signs of intoxication.

Bradford announced to the officers that “this is the reason you guys are getting your heads blown off,” and that he wished he had a gun in the truck so he could have shot officers in the head.

Dash camera video played in the courtroom showed Bradford being belligerent with Trooper Jones and Sheriff’s deputies at the scene and at the hospital where his blood was drawn for analysis. Bradford announced to the officers that “this is the reason you guys are getting your heads blown off,” and that he wished he had a gun in the truck so he could have shot officers in the head.

A blood sample was taken from Bradford. The DPS Crime Laboratory in Abilene found the sample contained a blood alcohol concentration of 0.22, just under three times the 0.08 level which defines intoxication.   MORE

Volusia County Sheriff DUI arrests for June 25, 2017

Roberta Bennett, 37, DUI, DUI with damage arrest on June 24, 2017, Volusia County Fla Sheriff jail

Melissa Martinez DUI alcohol or drugs, neglect of a child, refused a test, July 24, 2017, Volusia County Sheriff jail Fla.

Nicolas Hendershot, 23, arrested for DUI Volusia County Sheriff Fla. Jail June 25, 2017

Daniel Brown, 39, DUI alcohol or drugs arrest on June 24, 2017, Volusia County Fla Sheriff jail.

DUI driver Pablo Torres-Esparza blew stop sign and killed two boys in crash

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA — Two teens were killed in a crash caused by an alleged DWI driver, according to police.

Las Vegas Metro Police report that on June 24, 2017, at approximately 9:57 pm, a fatal traffic collision occurred at the intersection of E. Judson Avenue and N. Marion Drive. Witnesses and evidence at the scene indicated a 2000 Ford Expedition operated by Pablo Torres­-Esparza, 36, of Las Vegas, was traveling south on Marion Drive and was approaching a stop sign at the intersection with Judson Avenue.

A 2016 Kia Soul operated by Lucia Couarrubias, 34, of Las Vegas, was traveling east on Judson Avenue and was approaching the intersection with Marion Drive. The Ford failed to stop at the stop sign and impacted the left side of the Kia as it crossed the intersection. Both vehicles rotated and stopped. Two juvenile passengers in the rear seat of the Kia were ejected from the vehicle and pronounced dead at the scene. The operator and right front passenger of the Kia were transported to UMC Trauma Hospital with

The operator and Maria Rodriguez, 43, of Las Vegas, the right front passenger of the Kia, were transported to UMC Trauma Hospital with minor injuries.

The Coroner identified one of the teens as 16-year-old Moises Rivera from Las Vegas. The other teen has been unofficially identified by family as 14-year-old Oscar Ayala.

Police say that Pablo Torres Esparza was arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol and booked into the Clark County Detention Center. This is the 70th and 71st traffic-related fatality in LVMPD’s jurisdiction for 2017.
This collision remains under investigation by the LVMPD Collision Investigation Section.

Oscar Ayala killed by DUI driver in Las Vegas Nev. on June 24, 2017

Oscar’s family ask for help with funeral

From Gofundme.com

Oscar was only 14 years old when his life was taken away from him when a drunk driver hit his mother’s car. He was the only boy in the family and was his sisters and mother’s keeper. He leaves behind 3 sisters and his mother, who always did everything in her power to give them a better life as a single mother. He was loved by all his family and was always the light of the party. His family is devasted with the loss of his life and need help to cover funeral and medical expenses for his mother as she was also very badly injured. The Covarrubias family would greatly appreciate any help and prayers as we endure these difficult moments. Thank you.

Oscar solo tenia 14 anos cuando su vida fue arrebatada por un conductor que manejaba bajo la influencia del alcohol. El era el unico hijo en la familia, y deja atras a 3 hermanas y su mama, la cual siempre hizo lo que pudo para sacarlos adelante como madre soltera. Fue amado por toda su familia y siempre era la luz de la fiesta. Su familia esta devastada en estos momentos y necesitan ayuda para cubrir gastos para el funeral y medicos para su mama tambien, la cual sufrio golpes fuertes. La familia Covarrubias aprecia cualquier contribucion o oracion en este tiempo dificil. Gracias.

Fayette County, Ohio, Sheriff OVI arrests for June 27, 2017

Brandon J Wright Fayette County Ohio Jail OVI-alcohol liquor April 6, 2017

Joshua C Jenkins OVI-alcohol liquor Ohio State Highway Patrol June 20, 2017, Fayette County Jail

Annette Elaine Burris OVI-alcohol liquor probation violation Fayette County Ohio Sheriff May 26, 2017

Jessie C. Bentley OWI Ohio State Highway Patrol June 3, 2017 Fayette County Sheriff jail

Portsmouth Police Department

Virginia: Portsmouth Police charged Jamie Bryant with DUI in crash that killed Jermaine L. Bryant

Jamie Bryant charged with DUI in fatal crash that killed Jermaine L. Bryant in Portsmouth VA July 26, 2017 (2)

Officers with the Portsmouth Police Department Strategic Traffic Unit are continuing their investigation into a vehicle crash that has left one person dead and another injured.

At approximately 9:17 p.m. June 26, 2017, an officer on patrol notified police communications of an accident with injuries in the 1900 block of Deep Creek Boulevard.

According to traffic investigators, a UHAUL truck traveling on Deep Creek Boulevard, near Lincoln Street collided with an unoccupied parked utility truck causing the passenger of the vehicle to be ejected.  The passenger, an adult male, was pronounced deceased at the scene by medics.  The driver of the UHAUL vehicle sustained non-life threatening injuries and was transported to a local hospital for treatment.

At approximately 9:17 p.m. June 26, 2017, an officer on patrol notified police communications of an accident with injuries in the 1900 block of Deep Creek Boulevard.

According to traffic investigators, a UHAUL truck operated by Jamie Bryant was traveling on Deep Creek Boulevard, near Lincoln Street collided with an unoccupied parked utility truck causing the passenger of the vehicle to be ejected.  The passenger, an adult male, was pronounced deceased at the scene by medics.  The driver of the UHAUL vehicle sustained non-life threatening injuries and was transported to a local hospital for treatment.

The passenger, Jermaine L. Bryant, was pronounced deceased at the scene by medics.  The driver of the UHAUL vehicle sustained non-life threatening injuries and was transported to a local hospital for treatment.  Jamie Bryant has been charged and booked into the Portsmouth City Jail.

Evidence led investigators to believe that speed and alcohol were factors in the crash and Jamie was arrested and charged with Aggravated Involuntary Manslaughter, Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol, and Driving while Suspended (3rd Offense).

Erie County Sheriff’s Office

DRIVER FIGHTS WITH DEPUTY AFTER ARRESTED FOR DWI
Operator Shouts Obscenities and Attacks Deputy

Robert Manfreda was shooting up heroin

Todd Edwards DWI Erie County Sheriff’s Office NY fought deputy assault, resisting arrest June 28, 2017

Buffalo, NY – Erie County Sheriff Timothy B. Howard reports Deputy Christian stopped a vehicle on Taylor Hollow Road in Collins at 11:46 P.M. for speeding and swerving. When the Deputy approached the vehicle, he immediately detected the odor of alcohol and had Todd Edwards, 34 of Collins, exit the vehicle to perform standard field sobriety tests.

Edwards failed multiple field tests and began shouting obscenities at the Deputy. At this time, Erie Sheriff’s Deputy Christian advised the subject he was being arrested for DWI and requested he place his hands behind his back. The defendant was noncompliant and attacked the Deputy. After a struggle, Deputy Christian secured the attacker on the ground until Deputy Hyde, a Seneca Nation Marshal, and the New York State Police arrived to assist. Edwards was taken to the North Collins Substation for processing, but he refused to submit to a breath test.

Deputies charged Edwards with DWI, resisting arrest, obstructing governmental administration, disorderly conduct, refusal to submit to a breath test, operating a vehicle without insurance, and three additional vehicle and traffic violations. Edwards is held at the Erie County Holding Center pending his arraignment in Collins Town Court.

Deputy Christian remained on duty for the remainder of his shift.

 Nathan Justin arrested on DWI-drug charges
Loose Xanax Pills discovered During Vehicle Search

Buffalo, NY – Erie County Sheriff Timothy B. Howard reports Deputy Zamorek stopped a vehicle on the northbound side of Route 400 in the Town of Elma at 12:35 A.M. on June 28, for traffic offenses.

While speaking with the operator, the Deputy observed multiple signs of impairment and Nathan Justin, 25 of Buffalo, failed subsequent standard field sobriety tests. Initial breath screening results indicated a BAC of nearly 1.5 times and Drug Recognition Expert, Deputy Biegasiewicz, determined Justin was also under the influence of drugs. The Deputy also discovered the driver’s New York State licensed was suspended.

While inventorying the vehicle before a tow, the Deputies discovered a quantity of loose Xanax pills.

Justin is charged with a felony count of aggravated unlicensed operation of a vehicle, DWI-Drugs, criminal possession of a controlled substance, possessing a controlled substance, not in the original container, and three separate vehicle and traffic violations. The defendant was released to the custody of a sober third party with appearance tickets for Elma Town Court.

5 DWI ARRESTS MADE June 24th to 26th

Erie County Sheriff Tim Howard encourages ride sharing to eliminate DWI NY

Buffalo, NY – Erie County Sheriff Timothy B. Howard reports his Deputies arrested five individuals following investigations of impaired driving.

June 24, 2:08 A.M., Town of Elma – Deputy Hoffman stopped a vehicle on Transit Road after he observed the vehicle swerving in and out of the lane of travel. While speaking with the operator, the Deputy observed signs of intoxication and administered field sobriety tests. Shawn Shearer, 38 of Orchard Park, failed multiple field sobriety tests and refused to submit to a breath test and was subsequently arrested and charged with a felony count of DWI – previous conviction, refusing to take a breath test, drinking alcohol in a vehicle on a highway, and a traffic violation. The Deputy discovered Shearer’s license has been revoked since February 2014 and added a felony count of aggravated unlicensed operation to the list of charges.

Shearer was released from the Erie County Holding Center after posting $500.00 for bail.

June 25, 2:53 A.M., Town of Colden – Erie County Sheriff’s Deputy Dunn was dispatched to Center Road for reports of a vehicle off the roadway. Upon his arrival, he observed a vehicle in a ditch and the operator attempting to drive the vehicle out of the drainage ditch. When Deputy Dunn spoke with the driver, the Deputy detected the strong odor of alcohol and proceeded to administer standard field sobriety tests. John Goldfinch, 44 of Orchard Park, failed the sobriety tests and a breath test indicated a BAC level of more than twice the legal limit. Goldfinch was arrested and charged with Aggravated DWI and two vehicle and traffic violations. The defendant was released with appearance tickets for Colden Town Court.

Junkie Robert Manfreda was shooting up heroin and then went for a drive

June 25, 10:32 P.M., Town of Clarence – Erie County Sheriff’s Deputy Malican responded to Conner Road for reports of a vehicle in a ditch. When the Deputy spoke with the operator, the driver stated he swerved to avoid hitting a deer. While speaking with the driver, the Deputy observed signs of impairment and administered standard field sobriety tests. After failing multiple tests, the operator, Robert Manfreda – 32 of Williamsville, volunteered the fact that he had taken Suboxone. Manfreda was searched before being placed in the patrol car, and the Deputy discovered a glass pipe containing marijuana. Sergeant Lehning searched the vehicle and discovered a syringe and a metal spoon with heroin residue in the pocket of the front passenger seat.

Drug Recognition Expert, Deputy Zamorek, evaluated the subject and determined Manfreda was impaired by cannabis and narcotics. Manfreda is charged with felony DWI- Drugs due to a prior conviction in the past ten years, criminal possession of a controlled substance, possession of a hypodermic instrument, and possession of marijuana. The defendant was released on appearance tickets for Clarence Town Court.

Maybe he thinks he’s Bad, Bad Leroy Brown, the baddest man in the whole damn town!
Michael Holmes: a bad ass with a foul mouth threatened deputy during DWI arrest

June 26, 2:01 A.M., Town of Sardinia – A local fire chief called the Erie County Sheriff’s Dispatchers to report a vehicle off the road, with the operator still in the vehicle along Matteson Corners Road. Erie County Sheriff’s Deputy Girdler arrived and observed the vehicle in the ditch, with the engine still running, and vomit down the side of the driver’s door. The Deputy began administering standard field sobriety tests when Michael Holmes, 32 of Sardinia, became belligerent and uncooperative, then he refused to perform any more tests and shouted vulgarities and threats.

Holmes refused to submit to a breath test multiple times, and he was subsequently charged with DWI, drinking alcohol in a vehicle on a highway, refusing to submit to a breath test, speeding, and three other vehicle and traffic law violations. Holmes remains in the Erie County Holding Center pending his arraignment.

June 26, 2:10 A.M., Town of Alden – Erie County Deputy Lundberg responded to an “Unknown Trouble Call” on Broadway near a grocery store. When the Deputy arrived at the area, we observed a vehicle on the shoulder of the road and performed a traffic stop. While speaking with the driver, the Deputy detected the odor of alcohol and the operator admitted to consuming alcoholic beverages. After failing field sobriety tests, Christine Harling – 21 of Alden, was arrest and taken to the Clarence Substation for further testing. A breath test result indicated Harling had a BAC level nearly 1.5 times the legal limit. The driver is charged with DWI and a vehicle and traffic violation. She was later released on appearance tickets for Alden Town Court.

MOM OF THE YEAR!
Police: Tracey Cicero Tried to Hide from Deputies in the Dwelling When Police Was Breaking Up Underage Drinking Party

MOTHER OF THE YEAR! Tracy Cicero, 51, of Clarence hiding in the dwelling. arrested for sponsoring teen drinking party Erie County Sheriff

 

Buffalo, NY – Erie County Sheriff Timothy B. Howard reports Deputies responded to reports of female passed out and an underage drinking party at a Coyote Court residence in the Town of Clarence.

On June 24, at 9:37 P.M., Deputy Arney arrived and entered the dwelling then proceeded to the basement where he found approximately twenty juveniles, open beer cans, and alcohol bottles. The Deputy also met with some the parents of the juveniles at the residence, and they detailed how they made multiple attempts to contact the homeowner throughout the night without success.

Deputy Klemp and Sergeant Lehning arrived to assist with the incident, and Sergeant Lehning found the homeowner, Tracy Cicero, 51, of Clarence hiding in the dwelling.  Cicero is charged with 2nd-degree criminal nuisance – creating conditions which endanger others, a Class-B misdemeanor.

The juveniles were released to the custody of their parents, and Cicero was released after being processed and faces a future court date.

Escambia County Sheriff David Morgan

Escambia County Sheriff David Morgan

BINGHAM, STONEY CHARLES DUI arrest by Escambia County Sheriff’s Office Fla.	BINGHAM, STONEY CHARLES   (W/ MALE / DOB: 9/20/1992 ) Status: Released Booking No: ECC17JBN008484 MniNo: ECC17MNI003683 Booking Date: 06/19/2017 02:14:33 Released: 6/19/2017 9:39:46 PM Age On Booking Date: 24 Bond Amount: $2000.00 CELL Assigned: Address Given: 28097 HIGHWAY 69 RUSK, TX 75785
CHARGES STATUTE COURT CASE NUMBER CHARGE DEGREE LEVEL BOND [+] 316.193.1 ECSO17OFF017125 (ESCAMBIA COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE) DUI-UNLAW BLD ALCH N M $1000.00 Court Information [+] 322.03.1 ECSO17OFF017125 (ESCAMBIA COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE) COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE) MOVING TRAFFIC VIOL S M $1000.00 Court Information

BARNES, DEBRA GLENN DUI arrest booking in Escambia County Sheriff Jail FHP June, 18, 2017

BARNES, DEBRA GLENN   (W/ FEMALE / DOB: 9/26/1957 ) Status: Released Booking No: ECC17JBN008453 MniNo: ECC17MNI003672 Booking Date: 06/18/2017 09:30:43 Released: 6/18/2017 2:41:29 PM Age On Booking Date: 59 Bond Amount: $5500.00 CELL Assigned: Address Given:

CHARGES STATUTE COURT CASE NUMBER CHARGE DEGREE LEVEL BOND [+] 316.193.1 FHPA17OFF027465 (FLORIDA HIGHWAY PATROL) HIGHWAY PATROL) DUI-UNLAW BLD ALCH N M $1500.00 Court Information [+] 893.13.6b FHPA17OFF027465 (FLORIDA HIGHWAY PATROL) HIGHWAY PATROL) MARIJUANA-POSSESS F M $2000.00 Court Information [+] 893.147.1 FHPA17OFF027465 (FLORIDA HIGHWAY PATROL) DRUG EQUIP-POSSESS F M $2000.00 Court Information

Crash scene at Cave Rock of Passat that killed visitor from Thailand.

Nevada: Highway Patrol reports DUI on part of Carson City woman to blame for crash that killed Sranthon Bunnag

On June 26, 2017, at approximately 4:39 pm, Nevada Highway Patrol Troopers were called to the area of US 50 near Cave Rock, for a serious injury head on collision involving two vehicles.

Preliminary investigation indicates that a black 2015 VW Passat was traveling eastbound around a curve, crossed over the double yellow lines and into westbound traffic. A black 2017 Chrysler minivan was traveling westbound around the same curve when it was struck head-on by the black VW Passat.

A black 2017 Chrysler minivan was traveling westbound around the same curve when it was struck head-on by the black VW Passat.

The driver (only occupant) of the black VW Passat was transported to a Reno Hospital by ambulance with serious, but non-life-threatening injuries. There were 6 occupants in the black Chrysler minivan. The right front passenger, Sranthon Bunnag (a 52 year old female visiting from Thailand) succumbed to the injuries she sustained from the crash. The driver of the Chrysler and the 4 other passengers were all transported to a South Lake Tahoe hospital via ambulance with non-life-threatening injuries.

The Chrysler minivan which was hit head on by the DUI driver from Carson City, Nevada. A woman visiting from Thailand was in the van and was killed in the crash, reports the Nevada Highway Patrol.

The driver of VW (a 40-year-old female resident of Carson City) is suspected of driving under the influence of alcohol. When she is released from the hospital, she will be booked into the Douglas County jail for DUI and other related charges.

Nevada Highway Patrol officers ask that witnesses to this incident, or that have any information regarding this collision, please contact Trooper Jason Litchie of the Nevada Highway Patrol Multi-Disciplinary Investigation and Reconstruction
Team (M.I.R.T.) at 775-687-9631 or jdlitchie@dps.state.nv.us