Jason King, a former deputy with the St. Charles County Sheriff’s Department, has been indicted for allegedly asking for sex from a female motorist in exchange for not arresting her for Missouri DWI.

Following an internal investigation, the St. Charles County prosecutor charged King with a felony corruption because of the November 2007 incident. King reportedly offered to ignore criminal offenses of possession of a controlled substance and drinking and driving in Missouri if the female agreed to perform sexual acts. His attorney said his client was only using his discretion by not arresting the motorist.

King had been with the sheriff

Mark Brannon was attempting to drive to a walk-in clinic for treatment of pneumonia when he blacked out. The police officers who responded assumed he was drinking and driving. Despite indicating he was sick and needed help, Brannon was arrested for driving under the influence in Florida and taken to central booking.

Brannon submitted to a breath test and registered a .00% blood alcohol content. Hillsborough County police still charged him with a Florida DUI and would not release him until 2:00 in the morning. Despite having a medical unit at the booking facility, Brannon received no assistance. When he was finally released, Brannon was gasping for air and could hardly walk. A doctor had him immediately admitted to a regional hospital for treatment.

According to Florida DUI attorneys in the area, the Hillsborough County jail and booking facility have a reputation of abuse and an Independent Review Commission is investigating the system. Brannon is reportedly stable though the family is concerned about long term health effects from being denied medical assistance.

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Lumidigm, based in Albuquerque, has developed a unique technology that can be used for detection of drunk driving in New Mexico. They initially designed a light-based scanner that takes three-dimensional images of fingerprints. The sensors, however, can be adjusted to test for the presence of alcohol emanating from the skin.

The company has been testing the handheld equipment with the help of the Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Department. Darren White, speaking on behalf of the sheriff

Senior Corporal Billy Ailey with the Dallas Police Department was charged with a Texas DWI over the weekend. It is the second drunk driving in Dallas charge levied against the veteran police officer in the past three months.

Ailey was stopped on a Interstate Highway 30 in Arlington around 3:30 am. He refused to submit to a breath test and the arresting officers got a warrant to take a blood sample.

Ailey is on administrative leave while an investigation into the driving while intoxicated in Texas charges are conducted. He has been with the Dallas Police Department communications division since 1985.

If you have been arrested for a DWI in Dallas, you need to contact a Dallas DWI Lawyer.

Daniel Winsky, of Salem, Massachusetts, is a driving instructor for Anthony

Barron Hilton, the 18-year old brother of Paris Hilton, has been formally charged with drunk driving in Los Angeles, California. The Los Angeles District Attorney filed four misdemeanor charges against Hilton, including driving under the influence in California and not having a valid driver

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May 26, 2012