Articles Tagged with roadside sobriety tests

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A man known for his work on an entertainment news show on the Univision network was arrested when he was accused of driving close to 120 MPH while intoxicated with his wife and two young children in the car.

El Gordo y la Flaca, which first aired in 1998, is an ongoing daily pop culture news show that airs on the Univision network. Early in the morning on May 18, 41-year-old Juan Espinosa, who is known as “Carlitos el Productor” on the award-winning program, was driving on I-95 in Brevard County, Florida. It was reported that his wife was in the front passenger seat and his two children, ages 1 and 8, were sleeping in the back of the car. Just before 2:30 am, a deputy with the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office was driving in front of the vehicle, later identified as Espinosa’s, and they reported that he was very rapidly approaching them from behind.

The deputy reported that it appeared as if the man noticed his vehicle and tried to quickly reduce his speed. He also alleged that before the car slowed down, he clocked it and got a reading of 118 MPH. After performing a traffic stop, the deputy noted that two youngsters were asleep in the back seats, and a woman identified as Espinosa’s wife was in the front passenger seat. When talking to Espinosa, the deputy believed he was acting like he had been drinking alcohol, but the man said he did not and would not consent to BAC testing or roadside sobriety tests.

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A driving instructor who allegedly had a blood alcohol content that was almost three times over the legal limit was taken into custody and charged with DUI. 

54-year-old Gregory Sorensen lives in Pasco County, Florida. It is reported that he is an instructor for student drivers. 

Just after 11:30 pm on April 1, Sorensen was driving his vehicle on US 19 in New Port Richey. 

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When a woman who was suspected of driving under the influence told an officer that she had not been drinking, her 9-year-old son disputed her claim and told her to admit to the police that she had. 

49-year-old Kristin Wiley is a language arts teacher at Vero Beach High School. She has a 9-year-old son. 

Just before 2:00 AM on March 20, Wiley was reportedly driving with her son in the car when she passed an officer who was interacting with people involved in an unrelated incident. 

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A woman in Tennessee allegedly informed a Black police officer arresting her for DUI that the charge would not stick because she is white. 

42-year-old Tammera Lee lives in Nashville, Tennessee. 

The Davidson County Sheriff’s Office has a parking lot on their property that is only meant for use by employees of the agency. 

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The sheriff of Jessamine County was taken into custody after pulling into his driveway after allegedly driving while intoxicated.

63-year-old Kevin Corman has been the sheriff of Jessamine County for approximately 15 years.

Around midnight on September 9, Corman was reportedly driving his sheriff’s department vehicle.

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When a man was involved in a traffic incident, the police reportedly found him in possession of a semi-automatic rifle and also asserted that he was under the influence of alcohol.

20-year-old Kaleb Kleiss, who recently moved to Clearwater, Florida, reportedly drives a Volkswagen with an Alabama license plate.

Around 6:00 pm on December 12, Kleiss was reportedly out driving around town in his vehicle when he “was involved in a traffic altercation,” according to the affidavit.

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Two men are facing charges after they allegedly became distressed and began to flip tables over when the bartender notified the patrons at the bar that it was the last call for serving alcohol.

Last Saturday night, two men were hanging out at the bar inside an Applebees in Kingsport, Tennessee.

When the establishment notified the guests that they would be discontinuing alcohol service for the evening the aforementioned duo reportedly became disgruntled and started to topple the tables over.

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A Florida man driving a truck with a “Don’t Drink and Drive” bumper sticker was accused of ignoring the message and causing a 3-car accident.

Just after 8:00 pm on November 22, a Largo resident was reportedly driving a truck at an estimated speed of 35-40 mph when his vehicle crashed into the back of a car that was idle behind another stopped vehicle.

From the strong impact of being rear-ended at that speed, the first car was lurched forward and smashed into the car in front of it.

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