On Thursday morning, a naked drunk driver ran her car into her naked fiancé. The unidentified 22-year-old woman struck Alberto Giovanni Bravo with a Honda Civic just past midnight on Phelan Road. Bravo allegedly got out of the car and the woman moved into the driver’s seat. When Bravo walked in front of the car, the woman accelerated and hit him. Bravo landed on the hood and she quickly hit the brakes and lost control of the vehicle.

The car then sped across the street until it crashed into a chain-link fence. Bravo suffered major injuries after being thrown from the hood; he was airlifted to Antelope Valley hospital and the woman suffered minor injuries, and was taken to Desert Valley Hospital.

The woman was arrested for felony DUI causing injury. She is currently in Victor Valley Jail. “Part of this investigation is of a sensitive nature and still under investigation,” said CHP spokesman Matt Hunt. “Until that portion of the investigation is cleared up, we will be holding off on releasing the name.”

If you have been arrested for driving drunk, contact an experienced and skilled California DUI attorney for legal assistance.

A Ballwin, Missouri woman was arrested for driving drunk with her 6-year-old daughter in the car. She allegedly spit on one officer and then struck another officer later. The drunk driver, Rachel Wilcox, 27, has been charged with DWI. A witness called authorities shortly after 12 a.m. to report a swerving vehicle near the intersection of Mid Rivers Mall Drive and Cottleville Parkway. When police found the vehicle, they witnessed several traffic violations before conducting a traffic stop. They found Wilcox’s child in the backseat of the car, according to Officer Melissa Doss.

The Division of Family Services were notified by police and the child’s father picked her up at the scene.

If you have been arrested for driving drunk, contact an experienced and skilled Missouri DWI attorney for legal assistance.

DWI suspect Vincent Gregory was arrested and charged with DWI and felony death by motor vehicle on January 27, 2013 in Henderson, North Carolina. According to police, Gregory was involved in a DWI accident that injured a 22-year old man and killed his 5 year-old son. Richard Stokes and his son Jayden were walking near the 600 block of East Montgomery Street when Gregory hopped a curb and crashed into a telephone pole before striking down the father and son with his vehicle.

According to police, Gregory and Richard Stokes were taken to the hospital and treated for injuries, however, Jayden Stokes was pronounced dead at the hospital. DWI suspect Vincent Gregory is being held at the Vance County jail on a secured bond of $1,001,000. Gregory has been charged with driving while license revoked, assault inflicting serious injury by a motor vehicle, felony death by motor vehicle and driving while impaired. It is unclear at the moment what Gregory’s blood alcohol content (BAC) level was at the time of the crash or if he was given any field sobriety tests but Henderson police have said that the State Highway Patrol is helping to investigate.

If you have been arrested for driving drunk, contact an experienced and skilled North Carolina DWI attorney for legal assistance.

abc NEWS reported that a civil case “between two of the biggest radio names in the Tampa Bay, Florida area took an odd turn last week when an attorney representing one of the DJs ended up behind bars for alleged DUI, in what his legal team calls a setup.”

Charles Campbell, who is legally representing and defending Todd “MJ” Schnitt’s case against Bubba “The Love Sponge” Clem, was arrested on Wednesday at Malio’s Prime Steakhouse in Tampa for suspicion of DUI. Campbell had been at the restaurant’s bar with a paralegal, Melissa Personius. It was determined that Personius works for the law firm of Clem’s attorney. Strong accusations from Schnitt’s defense team have been made against Clem’s attorneys, stating that “Personius tricked Campbell into getting arrested.”

John Ellis, one of Schnitt’s legal representatives, stated “Personius lied to Mr. Campbell, or me, when we asked her where she worked…she bought him drinks. She specifically, we believe, asked him to move her car.” Furthermore, Schnitt’s defense team stated that Clem’s team of lawyers could have gotten a legal advantage because Campbell left his briefcase with important documents in the paralegal’s car. 

In addition, police officials testified that someone from Clem’s legal team called them to report and arrest Campbell for his DUI. Schnitt’s legal representatives have pleaded for a mistrial on suspicion that the publicity on Campbell’s arrest might influence the jury’s decision.  On Friday, the judge decided that more evidence and research was needed before making a final decision on the mistrial plead. It was stated that Clem was disappointed about the occurrence, stating “It’s like a ‘South Park’ episode…quite frankly, I’m getting a little tired of it.”

If you have been arrested for driving drunk, contact an experienced and skilled Florida DUI attorney for legal assistance.

News sources reported that Shannon D. Hill, an assistant principal from Jones Paideia Magnet School in Nashville, Tennessee, was “charged with his second DUI last night.” Hill, 37 years old, was also charged with a DUI last April after police officials saw him driving at more than 100 miles per hour on I-65.

According to the police arrest warrant from this past Sunday, “Hill ran a red light at Tusculum and Blue Hole roads, almost hitting another car.” Police officials stated that Hill carried a strong alcohol odor and tried to resist arrest. Other sources reported that Hill was administered several  field sobriety tests, including a blood test, which he failed.

Hill was charged with “a DUI, second offense; resisting arrest; and driving on a revoked license.” He received a bond of $10,000, and is summoned for a court hearing on March 18. A representative from the Metro Nashville Public Schools told sources that the human resources department would be conducting a thorough investigation on the matter.

If you have been arrested for driving drunk, contact an experienced and skilled Tennessee DUI attorney for legal assistance.

A class action lawsuit has been filed against Utah Highway Patrol Trooper Lisa Steed, a police officer who has been accused of potentially hundreds of wrongful DUI charges, causing the victims thousands of dollars in fines, emotional trauma, impounded property and in some cases lost jobs. Trooper Steed was fired in November. One of Steed’s alleged victims, Thomas Romero, said, “That night when I got pulled over, lost my truck, lost everything I have, my motor home, everything. That hurts.” Lisa Steed is currently under investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).

Romero was stopped over a burned out bulb over his license plate. Steed arrested him for drunk driving, and toxicology tests later showed his BAC was zero. Other victims shared similar stories; Julie Tapia claims that she does not drink at all but was arrested for drunk driving.

Davis County district attorney Troy Rawlings said he would dismiss all cases in which Steed was the primary or sole investiator, and a D.A. for Salt Lake County said he would not prosecute cases involving Steed. In a 2010 police memo, a sergeant reviewed 20 of Steed’s marijuana-impairment cases and found that the drivers arrested did not have any THC or drugs in their system.

If you have been arrested for driving drunk, contact an experienced and skilled Utah DUI attorney for legal assistance.

Keith Vincent Stout, 52, was arrested for DUI on Christmas Day, but he is also facing second-degree assault charges because he is being accused of attacking his arresting officer. Court papers claim that when Stout was being booked on his DUI charges at the Leonardtown barrack’s troopers’ room, he broken a fan stand over the back of Sgt. Steven B. Koch. Stout admitted to drinking and driving when police stopped his van on the night of his arrest, and he also let the police know that he had formerly served as a law enforcement officer with the Department of Defense security force at Joint Base Andrews.

Stout claims that he could have “lost [his] life that night” and said that he was pulled out of his van, was slammed into the hood of a police cruiser, and then slammed against the back of his vehicle. He said he repeatedly asked to be taken to jail, but instead was taken to the police barrack.

Arresting trooper Eric Reuschling filed a statement which said that he had probable cause for DUI considering Stout refused a field sobriety test and an intoximeter reading when they returned to the barrack. The statement says that Stout became “more and more irate” before Koch came in to maintain the peace. The statement says that when Koch asked Reuschling a question, Stout “picked up a fan on a five-foot stand and broke the stand in half over Koch’s back.”

Stout said he was handcuffed, grabbed by his neck, and thrown across the room into a table. He said he was kicked and knocked to the floor, and kicked repeatedly before being dragged to the jail. Stout denies the alleged attack, saying, “How did I assault somebody while I was handcuffed? I never assaulted the police officers. That fan probably got broke while they were doing what they wanted to do to me behind that door.”

Stout will be in court in March on the assault charge, and he has filed a complaint against the officers which is under investigation.

If you have been arrested for driving drunk, contact an experienced and skilled Maryland DUI attorney for legal assistance.

Sources stated that George Boedecker Jr., cofounder of Crocs Inc., finally decided to plead guilty for his DUI arrest that occurred in August. Boedecker, 51 years old, had been stopped by Boulder police officials in Colorado “after witnesses called them to say a man was sleeping behind the wheel of a running Porsche in the 3400 block of 22nd Street.” 

Boedecker, who had previously denied any charges, admitted to the courts that he had been “driving under the influence with a blood alcohol concentration of 0.2 or above, meaning his blood alcohol level was more than twice the DUI threshold of 0.08.” Boulder County District Attorney’s Office stated that Judge Karolyn Moore gave Boedecker a penalty of two years of probation, which includes 30 days of in-home detention in Tennessee with electronic monitoring and other strict conditions.

In addition, Boedecker is also liable for paying a $600 fine and undergoing some alcohol treatment.  On Thursday, Boedecker released a public statement taking responsibility for the charges. He told the media, “I have pleaded guilty to the charges, and I accept responsibility for my actions and the resulting consequences. I am prepared to honor my legal obligations and accept my sentence.”.

If you or someone you know has been arrested for driving drunk, contact a skilled Colorado DUI attorney for legal assistance.

Nursing student Sunny Cross from MTV’s Catfish: The TV Show was arrested for DWI at 2:40 a.m. She was originally stopped for driving too close to another vehicle and for driving on the wrong side of the road. The traffic stop turned into a DWI arrest after she failed field sobriety tests. The arresting officer reported that she had red, watery eyes and that she smelled of alcohol. At the detention center she failed the Breathalyzer test at 3:39 a.m., blowing a .08%. At 9:39 a.m. Sunny posted a bond of $1,055 and was released.

Sunny appeared on the first episode of Catfish, a reality TV show that focuses on the sometimes inevitable deceit that comes with online dating. Sunny discovers in the episode that her online boyfriend is a girl named Chelsea.

Sunny took to her Twitter account after her arrest. At 8:19p.m. on January 27 she wrote, “Well I guess it’s safe to say last night was an epic fail,” and “At least I’m not in Shawshank Redemption.” However, when Harvey Levin posted to his Twitter that, “The girl who was on the very first episode of the MTV show ‘Catfish’ was busted for DWI”, Sunny took offense and replied, “@HarveyLevinTMZ pretty pathetic u think I’m worthy enough to do a story on me. Find a celebrity to harass. Must be a slow day in the office”.

If you have been arrested for driving drunk, contact an experienced and skilled Arkansas DWI attorney for legal assistance.

DUI suspect, 42-year-old Brent A. Deschler of Louisville, was charged with operating a motor vehicle under the influence of drugs, possession of an open container in a motor vehicle, and wanton endangerment. According to police, Deschler told police that he was chaperoning three children from a house where they had just played a “ding, dong, ditch” prank. He told the police he had drunk five to six beers. He took a Breathalyzer test which reported his blood alcohol levels to be at .159% which is more than twice the legal limit. He also had an open bottle of Michelob beer in his truck, according to his arrest report.

The police were originally responding to a report that shots had been fired from a gray truck and that the truck was driving erratically and was fish-tailing as it sped away. It has not been confirmed if Deschler was the suspect of the shots fired. Brent A. Deschler was a Business Analyst & Reporting Manager at JP Morgan Chase.

If you have been arrested for driving drunk, contact an experienced and skilled Kentucky DUI attorney for legal assistance.