DUI Arrests, Convictions, and Laws

Jeffery Givens, 21, was arrested with the help of witnesses who followed him after the accident.

Colorado Springs Police say the Givens hit the bicycle at the intersection of Pikes Peak Ave. and Hancock Ave. around 12:51 a.m. Givens was driving a black Chevrolet Cavalier eastbound on Pikes Peak, and witnesses say he was weaving between lanes before the impact.After the impact, two witnesses followed Givens and were able to get a description and license plate number to police. Officers stopped him near Pikes Peak and Academy a few minutes later.

Givens was arrested for DUI, reckless driving and hit and run.

Police arrested Smith Thursday night after an officer got behind his car and noticed Smith ran a red light.

The officer said when he walked up to Smith’s car he could smell the odor of alcohol coming from the car and then started asking Smith some questions.

Smith told the officer he was at Hal’s restaurant where he has a single beer and it had been 45 minutes since he had the last drink.

The officer said Smith first refused to take a breathalyzer test, but once it was explained to him that he would be arrested he started the sobriety test, which he had trouble completing.

The officer then arrested Smith, and said on the ride to the city jail Smith told him that what happened was his fault and he’d been incredibly irresponsible.

SANTA ROSA COUNTY

The following suspects were charged with felonies Friday through Monday at Santa Rosa County Jail. Names, ages and addresses were provided by the individuals.

Linda Bridges Collins, 56, 4500 block of Voyager Drive, Pensacola, traffic offense, battery, drug possession.

Lewis Herbert Cook III, 44, 6400 block of Renee Circle, Milton, larceny.

Richard Michael Dominguez, 52, 6000 block of Hamilton Bridge Road, Milton, larceny, counterfeiting, fraud.

William Larry Dunlap, 41, 6700 block of Old Bagdad Highway, Milton, violation of probation/community control.

Mistie Dawn Jaramillo, 28, 5800 block of North Airport Road, Milton, drug possession, marijuana possession, drug equipment possession, violation of probation/community control.

Aubrey James Luker, 30, 2600 block of Kingsfield Road, Cantonment, violation of probation/community control.

Kevin Daniel Moran, 18, 1100 block of Ceylon Drive, Gulf Breeze, battery, contributing to the delinquency of a minor, resisting an officer.

The following suspects were charged with felonies Monday at Escambia County Jail. Names, ages and addresses were provided by the
individuals.

Carl Black, 24, 7500 block of West U.S. 98, failure to appear, violation of probation/community control, cocaine possession, marijuana possession.

Dequarius Frederick Durant, 21, 800 block of North A Street, aggravated assault, home invasion-robbery.

Arthur James Golden, 61, 3000 block of West Lloyd Street, property damage-criminal mischief, burglary, larceny.

Eric Dewayne Henderson, 20, 1700 block of Dauphine Street, aggravated assault, firing a weapon, weapon offense, property damage-criminal mischief.

Christopher Edward Sams, 21, 1000 block of Peakview Drive, cocaine possession, drug equipment possession.

Luis Armando Santos, 36, Chase, La., two counts of battery,
kidnapping-false imprisonment, resisting an officer.

Russell Roy Smith, 41, 500 block of Hewitt Street, battery, property damage-criminal mischief, burglary.

Tavoris Litice Watkins, 31, 1000 block of Edison Drive, cocaine possession.

Circuit Judge Jeffrey Colbath did not set a hearing date for Goodman’s request that the trial be moved outside of Palm Beach County. Goodman argues that The Palm Beach Post’s coverage of the case has poisoned prospective local jurors.
Goodman was arrested and charged with DUI manslaughter three months after the Feb. 12, 2010 car crash that led to Wilson’s death. The 23-year-old man drowned after Goodman’s car hit his, causing it to overturn and plunge into a canal.
Goodman is represented by attorneys Roy Black and Mark Shapiro, who filed nearly 100-page motion last week, saying that Goodman has been the target of “an unrelenting media blitzkrieg” ever since the crash.

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The Lauderhill Police Department will host a multi-agency DUI/safety checkpoint from 7 p.m. to 3 a.m. Friday.

It will take place in the 3400 block of Sunrise Boulevard in Lauderhill and will affect local traffic patterns, police said.

JAN. 11

TEXIDOR, NARCISO, 56, of 169 Newington Road, West Hartford: Arrested at 169 Newington Road; charged with second-degree breach of peace, violation of a protective order (threatening). Bond $10,000.

BEZADO, PEDRO ENRIQUE, 21, of 92 Gold St., Apt. 2S, New Britain: Charged with failure to appear in court 2nd. Bond $1,500.

KLOKOW, VALERIE L., 46, of 44 Fairview St., West Hartford: Arrested at 44 Fairview St.; charged with assault 3rd, disorderly conduct. Promise to appear.

BELL, LAURA A., 45, of 716 Farmington Ave., Apt. A1, West Hartford: Charged with failure to appear 2nd. Bond $7,500.

JAN. 10

WALTON, WAYZARO YASHEMABET, 27, of 118 Fairmont St., Hartford: Charged with larceny 6th, possession of a shoplifting device. Bond $2,500.

Suspected of shoplifting from Sephora.

NEGRON, JEANETTE, 21, of 210 Farmington Ave., Apt. 203, Hartford: Arrested at 549 S. Main St.; charged with operation while under the influence.

JAN. 9

SAMPSON, IDELL C., 29, of 40 Owens St., Apt. AA2, Hartford: Arrested at Albany Ave./N. Main St.; charged with three counts of failure to appear 2nd. Combined bond $4,500.

MALINGUAGGIO, JOSEPH, 42, of 500 Blue Hills Ave., Hartford: Arrested at Farmington Ave./Dover Road; charged with two counts of failure to appear 2nd. Combined bond $2,000.

The grant—from the California Office of Traffic Safety—was approved today by a 4-0 vote of the Board of Supervisors. The funds will be used to establish a specialized unit in the DA’s southwest office.

“The southwest portion of Riverside County was chosen for the target area of this grant due, in part, to it being the fastest-growing region of the county, Temecula’s Wine Country being there, and several recent high-profile DUI-related homicides happening in the area,” said District Attorney’s Office Spokesperson John Hall, in a news release.

It ran for 17 days. From December 16th through January 1, 2012. It included DUI Checkpoints, Saturation Patrols and routine patrols throughout the County. During that period, 25 individuals were arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Two individuals were arrested at the courthouse for driving to court on a suspended drivers license. Four others were arrested on warrants. Officials say there were no DUI related fatal injury collisions. AVOID the 8 Imperial County plans more operations during Super Bowl weekend in February and again during St. Patrick’s Day festivities in March. AVOID the 8 is a collaboration of Law Enforcement agencies throughout the Imperial County. The campaign is funded by grants provided by the California Office of Traffic Safety, through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Nickolus Borgman pleaded no contest to aggravated, third-offense driving under the influence.

According to a Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office report, a deputy stopped Borgman at about 2:30 a.m. Feb. 18 after getting a call about someone driving very slowly near Southwest 140th and West A streets.

The deputy stopped the Ford F-250 for having an overloaded front seat after seeing four people in the front, and found the two men and two women inside were naked.

In court records, the deputy said a strong odor of alcohol came from the cab; a Busch Light beer box, empty cans and clothing were in the truck bed; and two open cans were in the cab.

When the deputy asked what they were doing, one of the four said, "Well, I think we’re getting in trouble," according to a sheriff’s office report.

Borgman was taken to Cornhusker Place Detox, with a blood alcohol level of .171, and records showed he had DUIs in 2002 and 2010. If he doesn’t get probation, he faces as many as five years in prison when he’s sentenced March 14.

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