DWI arrest: Michael M. Mackey

Posted on 23rd March 2011 in DWI / DUI Convictions
Michael M. Mackey, 54, was eastbound on U.S. 50 East and attempted to turn left onto Riverboat Road colliding with a westbound vehicle driven by Rina A Barnfield, 48, of Fernley, according to Nevada Highway Patrol Trooper Chuck Allen.

The two vehicles collided head on and Mackey allegedly fled from the scene on foot.

Thanks to off duty Storey County Sheriff’s Deputy Adam Burkholder when he came upon the accident he observed a man running away from the scene.

Witnesses told Berkholder what the fleeing man was wearing and the direction he was headed.

Barnfield was seriously injured in the accident and had to be cut from her vehicle. She was transported for medical attention from the scene by helicopter, Alen said.

Steve Kelley

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DUI charge: Adam Kennedy, ex Anaheim Angel

Posted on 23rd March 2011 in DWI / DUI Charges

Former Anaheim Angel Adam Kennedy was charged Wednesday with misdemeanor driving under the influence of alcohol stemming from his January arrest in Newport Beach.

Adam Kennedy, 35, now with the Seattle Mariners, was arrested Jan. 26 on suspicion of DUI after being pulled over on the northbound Corona del Mar (73) Freeway near MacArthur Boulevard, booked and then released from jail several hours later.

Article Tab : Former Angels' second baseman Adam Kennedy.
Former Angels’ second baseman Adam Kennedy.
COURTESY OF THE ORANGE COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT

The Orange County District Attorney’s Office has charged him with one misdemeanor count of driving under the influence of alcohol and another misdemeanor count of driving with a blood-alcohol level of .08 percent or more.

Kennedy is scheduled to be arraigned June 21. If convicted, he faces a sentence of probation to six months in jail.

Baseball columnist Larry Stone of the Seattle Times spoke with Kennedy the day after the incident.

"I want to let you know this is not the typical character of me," Kennedy told him. "It’s something I’m really ashamed of and not proud to bring to the Seattle Mariners, especially not having put on the uniform. It’s my first legal trouble, something I’m definitely not looking to ever do again."

Kennedy told Stone he was out to dinner with friends that night and was pulled over for speeding afterward. He was asked to take a breath test and came up "a little above the limit." Kennedy was pulled over around 9 p.m. Jan. 26.

Kennedy had signed a minor-league deal with the Mariners earlier in January.

"Regrettable is an understatement," Kennedy told the Seattle Times.

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DUI Arrest: American Idol Contestant Stefano Langone ,Belltown, Wa May 2010

Posted on 18th March 2011 in DWI / DUI News

Stefano Langone was arrested for driving under the influence in May 2010, after cops stopped him for speeding and failing to signal before changing lanes. The aspiring pop star had been partying with friends in Belltown, Wa., before police got a hold of him.

According to the report, the Idol finalist smelled of alcohol and authorities noticed his eyes were "bloodshot, watery, droopy and (had) dilated pupils." He was then given a field sobriety test, which he failed. Langone did admit to having one "beer several hours earlier," and then submitted to a Breathalyzer test. Registering a 0.098 (above the state’s 0.08 legal limit) Langone was taken into custody on suspicion of driving under the influence.

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DUI Sentence: Malcolm C. Fox Jr. , Rantoul March 17, 2011

Posted on 18th March 2011 in DWI / DUI Charges

The driving under the influence conviction was the fifth in 19 years for Malcolm C. Fox Jr., 43, who listed an address in the 100 block of Hamilton.

Judge Richard Klaus on Thursday called Fox a "danger to the public" at the sentencing.

Fox pleaded guilty in January to driving on May 23 in Rantoul at a time when his blood alcohol level was 0.08 percent or greater. No one was injured.

Fox testified he was a substitute teacher for the Urbana school district who loved his job, but has known for a long time that he has a problem with substance abuse. He also testified he was recently diagnosed as suffering from bipolar disorder.

Klaus noted that Fox had sought inpatient treatment four different times and reported to a court services officer that in 2010, before his latest arrest, he was drinking a case of beer every other day.

DUI Conviction: Jeffrey Dale Fagan, March 15,2011

Posted on 16th March 2011 in DWI / DUI Convictions

Jeffrey Dale Fagan, 48, was sentenced in Minidoka County 5th District Court to 10 years in prison, with six before he becomes eligible for parole.

That sentence followed Fagan’s Feb. 28 sentencing in Jerome County, also for felony DUI. In that case, he received 10 years in prison with five before he becomes parole-eligible. But Judge John K. Butler placed him in a retained jurisdiction program, suspending the full sentence pending the program’s completion.

In Jerome County, Fagan was also given credit for 84 days served and told to pay $2,270 in fines. His driver’s license was suspended for three years following his release.

In Minidoka County, Fagan’s conviction stemmed from when he was pulled over on Jan. 31 in the 700 block of D Street in Rupert for suspicion of drunken driving. Officers discovered two open bottles of wine, which Fagan later admitted to drinking, and his blood-alcohol content measured nearly three times the legal limit to drive, according to court records.

Fagan’s Minidoka County sentence runs concurrently with his Jerome County sentence. On top of the six years in prison, which were not suspended, he must pay another $2,000 in restitution and $1,000 in fines.

DUI Sentence: 7th DUI

Posted on 2nd March 2011 in DWI / DUI Convictions

James W. Boyce, 40, of North Ridgeville, is scheduled to report to the Huron County Jail on March 25 to serve a 60-day sentence. That term will be followed by another 30 days on the work release program.

"I know what I’ve done is a very serious offense. Sobriety is my No. 1 priority," Boyce told Huron County Common Pleas Judge Jim Conway during Tuesday’s sentencing hearing.

Conway, before announcing the defendant’s punishment, said having five prior DUIs in 20 years is a concern. The judge fined Boyce $1,500 and suspended his driver’s license for five years.

As of Saturday, Boyce voluntarily completed a substance abuse program. He’s also been attending AA meetings, which the defendant said is something he needs to continue doing.

If he violates the terms of his three years of probation — which includes random drug screens, Boyce faces 2 1/2 years in prison. He declined to comment further after Tuesday’s hearing.

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