An Albuquerque police officer was charged with driving while intoxicated in Las Cruces, New Mexico last weekend. U.S. Border Patrol agents found a Toyota truck parked on the sidewalk around 3:30 am and went to check on the driver.

After Las Cruces police officers arrived on the scene, the driver, David Hill, Jr., reportedly exited the truck very slowly. A breath test revealed his blood alcohol content was double that of the legal limit for intoxication in New Mexico. Hill was booked for drunk driving in New Mexico at the Dona Ana County Detention Center. He was also charged with negligent use of a firearm. Hill had a loaded Glock handgun on him at the time of the arrest, and possession of a firearm while intoxicated is illegal in the state.

Hill is a three year veteran with the Albuquerque Police Department. He was placed on administrative leave pending an investigation.

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It is surprisingly not uncommon to read of those charged with DUI while operating wheelchairs. The rationale is that the wheelchairs are motorized vehicles.

Lawmakers in Tennessee have passed House Bill 3260 that defines any person using a motorized or non-motorized wheelchair as a pedestrian. Inversely that means the wheelchair is not a vehicle and the operator is not subject to driving under the influence in Tennessee.

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Circuit Court Judge Thomas J. Felts is suspected of deliberately trying to alter the result of a breath test by not performing the test correctly. Felts was stopped by the Indiana State Capitol Police around 2:30 am for excessive speeding and failure to signal. They suspected drunk driving in Indiana after observing Felt

Around 9:00 am a Hillsborough police corporal on patrol noticed a black BMW with two teenagers parked the wrong way on the street, and he went to investigate. In response, the young driver started the BMW and sped off. The policeman pursued the vehicle and found the BMW had broadsided a Cadillac at a nearby intersection.

The Cadillac was blocking both lanes due to the accident, and the policeman watched as the BMW deliberately rammed it two times in order to clear the way. While the corporal attended to the two unhurt middle-aged women in the Cadillac, another officer stopped the fleeing BMW a short distance away.

A male passenger in the BMW was questioned and released. The 16-year female driver however was taken to juvenile hall and booked for reckless driving, hit and run, possession of marijuana, assault with a deadly weapon and California driving under the influence in San Mateo County.

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Mischa Barton has said that her arrest for Driving Under the Influence in Los Angeles was a low point in her life that she will never forget. Her 2007 arrest for drunk driving led to a guilty plea and three years of probation. Barton, 22, regrets her poor judgment and expressed disappointment in now being grouped with other celebrity females nabbed for drinking and driving in Southern California. The list includes <a href="http://www.dui.com/dui-library/celebrities/lindsay-lohan"Lindsay Lohan, Nicole Richie, Khloe Kardashian and Paris Hilton.

Barton is the third celebrity in the span of a week to express remorse for a California DUI arrest. Nicole Richie said she hopes to set a better example for her 5-month old daughter, and Kiefer Sutherland announced his arrest was a “dumb mistake”.