Latest News 2010 March Grandmother Receives Third Drunk Driving Charge

Grandmother Receives Third Drunk Driving Charge

A grandmother has received her third drunk driving offense when she crashed her car into a tree while driving her 9-year-old grandson to school. She blew a .14 on the breathalyzer and failed field sobriety tests. The boy was taken to the hospital for minor injuries and the grandmother was charged with operating under the influence of liquor, third offense, negligent operation of motor vehicle, leaving the scene of a personal injury accident, child endangerment and leaving the scene of property damage.

Drunk driving accidents, especially ones such as the above, are serious and can change a person’s life if they are found guilty. If you are facing a drunk driving charge then you will need help resolving this issue because it can be a complicated process. A drunk driving accident attorney can help you fight to protect your rights and make sure that you receive the best possible outcome for your case. If you are charged with drunk driving, you may have to deal with jail time, heavy fines, community service, alcohol education classes and other consequences. These will have a huge affect on your life, but with the help of a DUI lawyer, you can work to lessen these consequences so that you can move forward with your life. Take some time to contact a drunk driving lawyer today to begin discussing your case.

Categories: DUI, Multiple DUI/DWI

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