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Brandon M.----------(DOB: 6-7-85) FAILURE TO APPEAR-POSSESSION MARIJUANA, PARAPHERNALIA BASS, Leemun----------(DOB: 12-23-74) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION TO ANSWER TO CHARGE BEACHY, Joshua J.----------(DOB: 6-23-80) ILLEGAL TRANSPORTATION OF AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE ON A PUBLIC HIGHWAY BEAN, Matthew J.----------(DOB: 11-23-75) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION BEAVERS, James R.----------(DOB: 4-26-78) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION BIGUS, Christine----------(DOB: 10-30-74) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION BILLETT, Brian P.----------(DOB: 3-30-77) FAILURE TO APPEAR-MINOR CONSUMPTION BLAIR, Rickey N.----------(DOB: 1-16-62) OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED .10 PERCENT WITH PRIOR BONDS, Winter V.----------(DOB: 2-29-84) PETITION TO REVOKE PROBATION-FORGERY BOOKER, Ryan L.----------(DOB: 10-5-79) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION BORELLO, Danielle K.----------(DOB: 11-16-74) FAILURE TO APPEAR-TO ANSWER TO THE PETITION TO SET BENCH TRIAL-CHECK DECEPTION BOWERS, William W.----------(DOB: 3-3-45) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION BOWMAN, Cory L.----------(DOB: 3-28-80) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED BOYD, John M. (2 warrants)----------(DOB: 8-30-74) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT and LEAVING SCENE OF ACCIDENT/TO SHOW PROOF OF RESTITUTION-Re-issue BREAUX, Ryan M.----------(DOB: 3-9-75) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED BREWER, Kimberly G. ----------(DOB: 9-26-72) CHECK DECEPTION BRIDGES, Jacky B.----------(DOB: 5-22-75) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE SUSPENDED, EXPIRED PLATES BRYANT, Monica D.----------(DOB: 7-8-66) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT BUTTS, Jason M.----------(DOB: 7-13-72) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION CASTRO, Jose A. ----------(DOB: 10-10-77) FAILURE TO APPEAR-LEAVING SCENE OF ACCIDENT, DISREGARD STOP SIGN, NO FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY CASTRO, Ronald G.---------(DOB: 2-9-51) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED CHANCE. LaMark----------(DOB: 1-4-71--?) FAILURE TO APPEAR TO ANSWER TO ADDITIONAL CHARGES THEFT BY CHECK DECEPTION CHANCE, Michael----------(DOB: 9-25-71) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION/TWO WARRANTS CHARBONNEAU, Damien N.----------(DOB: 5-13-77) POSSESSION MARIHUANA CHEN, Danlei----------(DOB: 1-22-77) FAILURE TO APPEAR-ATTEMPTED MURDER, BATTERY COMMITTED BY MEANS OF A DEADLY WEAPON, CRIMINAL RECKLESSNESS CHESTNUT, James----------(DOB: 1-29-39) FAILURE TO APPEAR-HABITUAL TRAFFIC VIOLATOR CHIGWEDERE, Fidelis N.----------(DOB: 1-14-82) FAILED TO APPEAR-MAINTAINING A COMMON NUISANCE AND POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA. CHILDERS, Joshua J.----------(DOB: 2-16-84) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXCATED-PRIOR/OPERATING WHILE HAVING A SCHEDULE I OR II CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE IN THE BODY CHOI, Myung H. ----------(DOB: 2-25-74) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION CHOKSI, Parita V.----------(DOB: 5-26-80) FALSE INFORMATION/HARASSMENT CLARK, Steven Scott----------(DOB: 7-17-76) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION COLEMAN, Angela F.----------(DOB: 1-15-73) FAILURE TO APPEAR CHECK DECEPTION-2 WARRANTS COLLEGE, Casey M.----------(DOB: 8-2-78) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION CORRETJER, Ricardo----------(DOB: 3-17-73) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT BY CHECK DECEPTION CRISTADORO, Kenneth M.----------(DOB: 7-15-74) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION CZEKALSKI, Helen M.----------(DOB: 7-21-77) FAILURE TO APPEAR-MINOR CONSUMPTION DAVIS, Robert L.----------(DOB: 3-30-63) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION (2 COUNTS) DELGADO, Deric E.----------(DOB: 1-15-79) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED, UNSAFE LANE MOVEMENT DEPYPER, Stephen J.----------(DOB: 12-4-77) FAILURE TO APPEAR-MINOR CONSUMPTION DERKACY, Lee W.----------(DOB: 10-2-76) FAILURE TO APPEAR TO SHOW PROOF OF COMPLETION OF DIVERSION AGREEMENT DEVEREAUX, Laura K.---------(DOB: 3-13-60) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION EATMON, Tracy R.----------(DOB: 12-28-69) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT EINSTEIN, Charles----------(DOB: 9-7-58) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT ELLER, Larry W.----------(DOB: 9-13-56) PETITION TO REVOKE PROBATION-THEFT 5 COUNTS ELLIOTT, Larry O.----------(DOB: 9-24-77) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT AND CRIMINAL MISCHIEF ELLIOTT, Kent M.H.----------(DOB: 1-5-80) PUBLIC INTOXICATION FARIS, Bradford P.---------(DOB: 1-21-68) FAILURE TO APPEAR-FRAUD FARRIS, Michael L.----------(DOB: 5-20-58) THEFT FARRIS, Timothy E.----------(DOB: 5-28-69) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION FEIL, Justin P.----------(DOB: 11-18-76) FAILURE TO APPEAR TO SHOW COMPLIANCE WITH TERMS OF PROBATION FINN, Leo T.----------(DOB: 6-30-83) FAILURE TO APPEAR-POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA FOSTER, Michael A.----------(DOB: 7-4-65) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING A VEHICLE AFTER BEING ADJUDGED AN HABITURAL TRAFFIC OFFENDER FREY, Nicholas E.----------(DOB: 3-29-82) FAILURE TO APPEAR-POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA GAETA JR., UBALDO---------(DOB: 12-16-84) FAILURE TO APPEAR-POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA AND PARAPHERNALIA GALLAGHER, Andrew P.--------(DOB: 9-13-80) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION GARNETT, Shay Joshua----------(DOB: 2-2-74) FAILURE TO APPEAR-STALKING, HARASSMENT, INVASION OF PRIVACY GARRETT, Troy R.----------(DOB: 2-8-74) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION GEARY, Alain D.----------(DOB: Unknown) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT GENTRY, Susan L.----------(DOB: Unknown) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT GIBSON, Clover L.----------(DOB: 2-26-74) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION GODBEY, Shawn W.----------(DOB: 8-6-75) THEFT BY CHECK DECEPTION GOLAK, Derek G.----------(DOB: 10-26-77) FAILURE TO APPEAR-SHOW PROOF NEW DIRECTIONS GONZALES, Justino----------(DOB: 2-27-82) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING A VEHICLE WHILE NEVER RECEIVING A LICENSE GORMAN, Mike R.----------(DOB: 9-27-76) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION GRAHAM, Raymond, E.----------(DOB: 6-9-70) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION GREEN, Terry F.----------(DOB: 4-28-52) PUBLIC INTOXICATION GRESH, JAMES A.----------(DOB: 1-22-74) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION GRUENWALD, Gerald A.----------(DOB: 4-8-70) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED HALL, Dana Marie----------(DOB: 7-9-73) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED AND DISREGARDING STOP SIGN HALL, Douglas O.----------(DOB: 3-8-73) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION HALL JR, Edward J.----------(DOB: 3-11-76) FAILURE TO APPEAR-POSSESSION OF MARIHUANA HAMDAOUI, Nabil----------(DOB: 12-19-84) FAILURE TO APPEAR-RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY HAMRICK, Rodney D.----------(DOB: 1-29-56) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED, RECKLESS DRIVING, DRIVING WHILE SUSPENDED, OPERATING A VEHICLE WITHOUT FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY HANKS, Christopher W.----------(DOB: 9-27-70) AKA: SPIKINGS FAILURE TO APPEAR-PETITION TO REVOKE PROBATION/THEFT HARMON, Darren L.--------(DOB: 7-19-74) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION HAWKINS II, Dale A.----------(DOB: 1-8-80) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION HENDERSON, David S.----------(DOB: 1-2-75) FAILURE TO APPEAR-INFORMATION OF THEFT HENDERSON, GEORGE D.----------(DOB: 5-2-71) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION HERRING, Jacob H.----------(DOB: 10-13-85) PETITION TO REVOKE PROBATION-DEALING IN HASH OIL, MARIJUANA, POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA, POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA, MAINTAINING A COMMON NUISANCE HIATT, Jennifer----------(DOB: 12-21-52) STALKING HINTERLONG,Michael A.----------(DOB: 3-6-86) FAILURE TO APPEAR-MINOR CONSUMPTION HILTZ, Michael J.----------(DOB: 7-5-77) AFFIDAVIT OF PROBABLE CAUSE FOR POSSESSION OF MARIHUANA AND PARAPHERNALIA HOLDER, Timothy----------(DOB: 9-5-65) THEFT-2 COUNTS, HABITUAL OFFENDER HOLLAND, John E.----------(DOB: 8-22-64) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION HOLLOWAY, Vanessa----------(DOB: 10-14-57) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION HOOD, Brandon W.----------(DOB: 1-19-77) FAILURE TO APPEAR-MINOR CONSUMPTION, DISREGARDING TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICE HOOK, Jay C.----------(DOB: 12-28-63) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED HORD, Matthew D.----------(DOB: 1-6-80) FAILURE TO APPEAR-POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA HUGHES, Corrine M.----------(DOB: 12-10-79) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION HUGHES, Sarah E.----------(DOB: 7-5-83) FAILURE TO APPEAR-MINOR CONSUMPTION HUMMER, Michael O.----------(DOB: 4-30-78) FAILURE TO APPEAR-MINOR CONSUMPTION JENNINGS, Patrick M.----------(DOB: 1-21-84) PUBLIC INTOXICATION JOHNSON, PHILLIP O. II----------(DOB: 1-16-80) FAILURE TO APPEAR-DRIVING WHILE SUSPENDED JONES, Eric A.----------(11-18-60) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION (2 WARRANTS) JONES, Mia D.----------(DOB: 11-28-70) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT JONES, Michael A.----------(DOB: 8-9-67) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION JORDAN, Quitilla C.----------(DOB: 3-6-70) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT KAMARUDIN, Mohd Z.----------(DOB: 6-7-82) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE SUSPENDED KEMPER, Aaron L.----------(DOB: 2-23-77) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED KIZER, Courteney A.----------(DOB: 8-26-80) FAILED TO APPEAR-DRIVING WHILE SUSPENDED/SPEEDING KNORR, Daniel D.----------(DOB: 6-1-65) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED KNOWLES, David J.----------(DOB: 9-29-65) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT KRUEGER, Jay F.----------(DOB: 4-7-68) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION KUCK, Adolph A. Jr.----------(DOB: 2-25-76) FAILURE TO APPEAR-SHOW PROOF OF COMPLETION OF PROBATION-PUBLIC INTOXICATION KUKLINSKI, Timothy J.----------(DOB: 2-4-84) FAILURE TO APPEAR-MINOR CONSUMPTION LANDIS, Ryan S.----------(DOB: 12-6-85) FAILURE TO APPEAR-RESISTING LAW ENFORCEMENT, PUBLIC INTOXICATION, MINOR CONSUMPTION LANDIS, Shawn R.----------(DOB: 12-13-74) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION LANE, Jeffery E.----------(DOB: 4-22-86) FAILURE TO APPEAR-MINOR CONSUMPTION LAUTENSCHLAEGER, John Dal----------(DOB: 10-9-67) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION LEI, Paul Chia-Ching----------(DOB: 1-4-83) FAILURE TO APPEAR-INTIMIDATION, CRIMINAL CONFINEMENT, BATTERY LEONHARD, Matthew J.----------(DOB: 9-20-73) PROBATION VIOLATION-FORGERY/THEFT LINDBERG, Scott J.----------(DOB: 8-24-72) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION LIU, Bingwu----------(DOB: 11-24-56) DOMESTIC BATTERY LOMAN, Niccole D.----------(DOB: 6-14-78) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION LOPEZ, Theresa L.----------(DOB: 1-19-65) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION LOWE, Andre Shontel..........(DOB: 4-1-72) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT BY CHECK DECEPTION LUTTRELL, Gary M.-----------(DOB: 7-25-66) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED, RESISTING LAW ENFORCEMENT, POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA, RECKLESS DRIVING, DRIVING WHILE SUSPENDED MALASHOCK, Jeffrey----------(DOB: 9-28-81) CHECK DECEPTION MALONE, Neill M.----------(DOB: 9-5-82) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION MARQUEZ, Juan----------(DOB: 7-19-75) PUBLIC INDECENCY MARSH, David G.----------(DOB: 12-18-61) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT MARSH, Thomas L.----------(DOB: 8-22-82) FAILURE TO APPEAR-POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA AND VISITING A COMMON NUISANCE MARTIN, Peter II----------(DOB: 12-25-82) CONVERSION MARTENS, Patrick K.----------(DOB: 9-21-78) FAILURE TO APPEAR-FALSE INFORMING, HARASSMENT/FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION (2) MARTIN, Joseph R.----------(DOB: 7-14-79) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED MARTIN, Michael T.----------(DOB: 6-8-82) MINOR CONSUMPTION MARTINEZ, Pedro B.----------(DOB: 7-8-63) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION AND RESISTING LAW ENFORCEMENT MARTINEZ, Ryan R.----------(DOB: 8-26-84) CRIMINAL MISCHIEF AND MINOR CONSUMPTION MAYOTTE, Thomas E.----------(DOB: 4-13-71) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED, Blood Alcohol Content .21%/NO OPERATOR LICENSE MCCANN, Jennifer M.----------(DOB: 3-16-77) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CRIMINAL CONVERSION MCCOY, Shane T.----------(DOB: 4-16-85) FAILURE TO APPEAR-MINOR CONSUMPTION MCDUFFIE, Clinton E.----------(DOB: 5-21-78) FAILURE TO APPEAR-MINOR CONSUMPTION MCINTYRE, Nicholas J.----------(DOB: 5-25-83) FAILURE TO APPEAR-POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA AND VISITING A COMMON NUISANCE MENEFEE, Volanda L.----------(DOB: Unknown) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION METEVERAVONG, Chat-chai----------(DOB: 7-11-66) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION MILLER, Darlene K.----------(DOB: 5-22-63) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT MILLER, JAMES EARL----------(DOB: 6-30-47) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION MIN, Sun Kyung----------(DOB: 2-5-76) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION MINAMIDE, Daisuke----------(DOB: 3-10-74) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED, UNSAFE LANE MOVEMENT MIXON, Tonya E.----------(DOB: 3-5-70) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION MOFFITT, DUSTIN R.----------(DOB: 12-16-81) FAILURE TO APPEAR-FALSE INFORMING, OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED, RECEIVING STOLEN AUTO PARTS, OPERATING A VEHICLE WHILE NEVER RECEIVING LICENSE MOHAMAD, Osmond A.----------(DOB: 1-1-63) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED NEWTON, Todd----------(DOB: 7-4-70) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION NIXON, Naomi M.----------(DOB: 5-9-78) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION NOVAK, Robert J. ----------(DOB: 12-28-82) FAILURE TO APPEAR-POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA, PUBLIC INTOXICATION NOWAK, Kevin C.----------(DOB: 7-15-77) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION, MINOR CONSUMPTION, POSSESSION OF FALSE IDENTIFICATION OLIVER, Charles J. JR.-----------(DOB: 9-1-75) PROBATION VIOLATION ONN, Ngwah----------(DOB: 7-8-77) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT BY CHECK DECEPTION PARK, Yu-Jin----------(DOB: 3-9-84) FAILURE TO APPEAR-MINOR CONSUMPTION PARKER, Dora Jean----------(DOB: Unknown) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT BY CHECK DECEPTION PARKER, Emily F.----------(DOB: 5-6-81) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION PARVEZ, Muhammed K.----------(1-7-74) CHECK FRAUD-2 COUNTS PATEL, Avinash--------(DOB: 11-3-71) FAILURE TO APPEAR-HARASSSMENT PATE, Taylor L.----------(DOB: 2-7-80) FAILURE TO APPEAR-RESISTING LAW ENFORCEMENT, PUBLIC INTOXICATION PATIL, Virendra S.----------(DOB: 8-10-78) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING A VEHICLE WHILE INTOXICATED PEDEN, Timothy M.-----------(DOB: 11-29-69) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT PEDERSTUEN, Scott P.---------(DOB: 10-22-74) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION PENNINGTON, Colin J.----------(DOB: 4-4-86) FAILURE TO APPEAR-MINOR CONSUMPTION PERKINS, Jason N.----------(DOB: 8-15-70) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT PICKETT, John A.----------(DOB: Unknown) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT POST, Daniel A.----------(DOB: 1-18-82) FAILURE TO APPEAR-MINOR CONSUMPTION PRATT, Charles E. A. II----------(DOB: 12-31-78) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED, DRIVING LEFT OF CENTER RADLOFF, Brian K.----------(DOB: Unknown) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT (CHECK DECEPTION) RAYBALL, Daniel J.----------(DOB: 4-30-84) FAILURE TO APPEAR-POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA, OPERATING A VEHICLE WITH AT LEAST .02 PERCENT BAC BUT LESS THAN .10 PERCENT BAC REED, Nathan M.----------(DOB: 6-10-80) FAILURE TO APPEAR-POSSESSION MARIJUANA, POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA REINDL, Jennifer A.----------(DOB: 5-21-77) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CRIMINAL CONVERSION RENAUX, Jocelyn N.----------(DOB: 10-2-77) PETITION TO REVOKE PROBATION-PUBLIC INTOXICATION REIMER, Ned D.----------(DOB: 3-15-64) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION REICHER, Kimberly D.----------(DOB: 7-30-70) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION ROBERTS, Brian K.----------(DOB: 6-7-68) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT SALGADO, Eduardo J.----------(DOB: 10-28-77) CONVERSION SAXTON, Julianne E.---------(DOB: 11-8-79) ILLEGAL TRANSPORTATION OF AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE ON A PUBLIC HIGHWAY SCHWIND, Timothy R.----------(DOB: 6-11-75) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION SERGHINI, Mehdi----------(DOB: 7-24-75) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED SHANK, Todd C.----------(DOB: 12-5-78) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION SHARPE, James W. ----------(DOB: 5-29-70) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION SHAVERS, Romalice A.----------(DOB: 8-9-66) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED SHEETS, Daniel J.----------(DOB: 3-24-85) FAILURE TO APPEAR-POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA SHELTON, Lane E.----------(DOB: 7-23-72) FAILURE TO APPEAR-SHOW PROOF OF COMPLETION OF NEW DIRECTION FEES AND DIVERSION FEE (PI) SIEGEL, Matthew S.----------(DOB: 3-14-83) FAILURE TO APPEAR-POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA, VISITING A COMON NUISANCE, MINOR CONSUPTION SMITH, Vincent E.----------(DOB: 1-26-74) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION, TO ANSWER TO CHARGE SOPJES, Tyler----------(DOB: 7-31-82) MINOR CONSUMPTION SPANGLER,Robert J.----------(DOB: 11-21-69) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION STEINBERG, Danny M.----------(DOB: 5-11-79) ILLEGAL CONSUMPTION OF AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE STEMLEY, Charles L.----------(DOB: 1-11-82) FAILURE TO APPEAR-POSSESSION MARIJUANA, VISITING COMMON NUISANCE STEPANIAN, Scott J.----------(DOB: 3-3-79) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED, DRIVING WHILE SUSPENDED STEPHENS, Jason D.----------(DOB: 1-15-81) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING A VEHICLE WHILE INTOXICATED, WRONG WAY ON ONE WAY STIBS, Jason E.----------(DOB: 11-1-78) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION, ILLEGAL TRANSPORATION OF AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE ON A PUBLIC HIGHWAY STOBE, Christopher J.----------(DOB: 5-8-74) FAILURE TO APPEAR-RESISTING LAW ENFORCEMENT, PUBLIC INDECENCY STREET, Deborah Ann (Debi)----------(DOB: 7-11-53) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION STWALLEY, Thomas H.----------(DOB: 5-30-61) FAILURE TO APPEAR-POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA, PARAPHERNALIA SWAIM, William B.----------(DOB: 12-11-59) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION TANNHEIMER, Michael J.----------(DOB: 3-28-79) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CRIMINAL MISCHIEF TERCERO, Javier E.----------(6-4-65) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION-2 COUNTS THIBAULT, Andrew D. J.----------(DOB: 2-10-66) THEFT-4 COUNTS TOMSKI, Tonya C.----------(4-6-71) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED TRANBERG, Daniel P.----------(DOB: Unknown) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT TRAYLOR, Anthony J.----------(DOB: 10-07-68) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION TREAT, Angel M.----------(DOB: 3-17-69) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION TURNER, Michael J.----------(DOB: 5-18-74) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION UNDERWOOD, Renita C.----------(DOB: 5-17-72) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION UNGER, Philip M.----------(DOB: 1-2-79) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED/DRIVING WHILE SUSPENDED VAKA, Michael J.----------(DOB: 2-27-63) FAILURE TO APPEAR-4 COUNTS THEFT VAVUL, John S.----------(DOB: 9-3-69) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION WALTON, Darrin J.----------(DOB: 3-8-78) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT BY CHECK DECEPTION 2 COUNTS WATERLOO, Lloyd A.----------(DOB: 9-6-81) ILLEGAL TRANSPORTATION OF AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE UNDER 18 WITHOUT MOTOR VEHICLE WATSON, Kilian S.----------(DOB: 2-26-78) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT, FALSE INFORMING WEDIG, Ryan A.----------(DOB: 1-5-80) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION/MINOR CONSUMPTION WHITE, Donovan J.----------(DOB: 7-4-79) FAILURE TO APPEAR-POSSESSION MARIJUANA, VISITING A COMMON NUISANCE WILLIAMS, Carla J.----------(DOB: 6-30-78) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT-5 COUNTS WILLIAMS, Curtis Lee----------(DOB: 2-20-65) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION WILSON, Michael W.----------(DOB: 9-1-82) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION WOLF, Seth----------(DOB: 11-23-70) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT BY CHECK DECEPTION-3 COUNTS WOZNIAK, Michael E.----------(DOB: 12-5-73) FAILURE TO APPEAR-LEAVING THE SCENE OF AN ACCIDENT WUTHRICH, Karl K.----------(DOB: 10-6-76) FAILURE TO APPEAR-BATTERY, RESISTING LAW ENFORCEMENT, CRIMINAL MISCHIEF XU, Jichen----------(DOB: 1-14-65) FAILURE TO APPEAR-FAILURE TO STOP AFTER ACCIDENT/NO COMMERCIAL DRIVERS LICENSE YU, Xiaochun----------(DOB: 3-6-70) FAILURE TO APPEAR-STALKING AND CRIMINAL CONFINEMENT info Return to Crime, Emergency and General Assistance

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Mr. Milligan is a member of the National College of Drunk Driving Defense (NCDD), the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (NACDL) and the Massachusetts Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (MACDL). Firm Profile We are lawyers dedicated to the defense of persons charged with drunk driving in Massachusetts (OUI, DWI, DUI). This firm successfully defends individuals accused of Drinking and Driving in all counties within Massachusetts. While concentrating in Drunk Driving Defense, we also help people with other criminal matters, including motor vehicle homicides and drug offenses. Additionally, we are knowledgeable in Registry of Motor Vehicle appeals and hearings on Massachusetts license suspensions. This firm offers the services of seasoned and skilled drunk driving lawyers who handle over 100 drunk driving cases a year in Massachusetts. This firm successfully resolves a very high percentage of their cases. As former prosecutors each lawyer is uniquely experienced in handling every aspect of your case. Additionally, this firm is presently co-authoring a practitioner's manual for Massachusetts Drunk Driving Defense and materials for the Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education on Drunk Driving. Attorney Milligan has lectured to other Massachusetts lawyers on issues relating to Drunk Driving Defense. FAQ's Q. When will I lose my License as a result of refusing to submit to the Breath Test or as a result of failing the Breath Test (A reading of .08 or above)? A. The police department should have confiscated your Massachusetts Driver's License and issued you a piece of paper which will serve as your 15 day temporary license unless you are licensed out of Massachusetts. The 15 day period will run 12 hours from the time of your arrest. For instance, if you were arrested at midnight, you temporary will be valid and start to run at noon the next day. Q. Can I get a work license after the expiration of the 15-day temporary license? A. No. There is no work license eligibility on suspensions resulting from a refusal to submit to the Breath Test or as a result of failing the Breath Test. Once your refusal failure suspension has expired, you are eligible to get your full license back for a reinstatement fee regardless of whether your case is still pending in court. If however, you decide to admit to the offense or go to trial and lose while you are suspended, you may be eligible for a hardship license for a first offense. Q. What about my criminal record? A. Once you are arraigned, the offense will be part of your record for the rest of your life. However, if you fight and win your case your record will clearly reflect a Not Guilty or Dismissal and will not be used against you in any further criminal proceedings. Q. What is a CWOF? A. A CWOF means a Continuance Without a Finding. A CWOF is not a conviction, but the court will continue the case for a period of time and at the end of that period the case will be dismissed. However, for purposes of a Drunk Driving (OUI, DUI, DWI) it is considered a first offense and another offense will constitute a second offense with heightened penalties. Q. What is the first offenders program or 24D program? A. It is a driver alcohol education program wherein a person charged with a first offense OUI attends a class that usually meets one time a week and continues for a period of usually 16 weeks. The 24D program costs approximately $600.00. Contact Additional Questions or need further information? James Milligan James M. Milligan, Jr. 80 Washinton Sq., Bldg Norwell, MA. 02061 Telephone: 888-864-1783

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For anyone charged with drunk driving in California, it is vital to note that persons arrested for DUI have only 10 days from the date of arrest to request a hearing with the DMV . If someone arrested for drunk driving does not request the hearing on time the penalty is his or her license will be suspended , automatically, on the 30th day following the arrest. Period. DUI defendants in California are typically charged with violating two different statutes: California Vehicle Code Section 23152 (a), and also Vehicle Code Section 23152 (b) . The first section, known to California DUI lawyers as the "a" count, relates to driving while a person's physical or mental faculties are impaired by alcohol (or drugs ) to the extent that they are "unable to drive their car with the same caution characteristic of a sober person, of ordinary prudence, under the same or similar circumstances." This is the legal standard for being considered under the influence of alcohol in California courts. top California drunk driving arrests also give rise to a charge of violating Vehicle Code 23152 (b) , known to California DUI lawyers as the "b" count. This charge is brought against those arrested for DUI who provide a breath or blood alcohol sample of .08% or higher . It does not matter what the driving pattern is like, or whether the person arrested performed Field Sobriety Tests with textbook precision. It is a charge that is based purely on body chemistry . DUI / DWI defendants that are convicted of both 23152 (a) and (b) will only be punished once. However, these DUI charges are separate and apart from the action taken by the DMV with respect to those accused of drunk driving in California. It is critical for anyone charged with a California DUI or other drunk driving offense to obtain the services of a California DUI lawyer that understands the relationship between the court and DMV . California DUI arrests may also result in felony charges under one of three theories. The first is where the California DUI suspect has suffered three prior convictions within the preceding 10 years, as calculated from arrest date to arrest date. The fourth DUI arrest within 10 years is a felony. The second theory to charge a California DUI suspect with a felony DUI is by a violation of California DUI Vehicle Code Section 23153 . This California DUI Vehicle Code Section applies where drunk driving causes injury to any person other than the driver. Violating this California DUI section is a "wobbler" offense, meaning it may be charged as a felony DUI or a misdemeanor DUI. The third way to charge a felony DUI is where a drunk driving suspect has suffered a prior felony DUI conviction under California DUI Vehicle Code Section 23153 within 10 years; all California DUI arrests within 10 years of the felony DUI will be considered felony DUI. top DUI arrests of persons from other states will still require a DMV Hearing to protect their driving privileges. California is a member of the Interstate Driver's License Compact , which shares information about DUI convictions and driver's license actions with other member states. There are 45 states that belong to this compact. California currently has a DUI "washout" period of 10 years , calculated from arrest date to arrest date. This means that if someone is arrested for DUI within 10 years of the last arrest date, the new case will be treated as a second offense (or third, or fourth offenses) , with increased penalties and punishment for those who thought they were out of the woods regarding a prior conviction. The punishment in court for a second or third drunk driving conviction is much harsher than for a first offense: it involves mandatory jail terms , an 18-month alcohol education program , a required ignition interlock device , and more. top DMV actions as the result of a DUI arrest can vary from a minimum of a 4-month suspension for a first-offense DUI / DWI arrest (with the possibility of a restricted license after 30 days of suspension have passed) , to a one-year suspension for a second-offender, or a two-year revocation for a third offense. These penalties are ONLY where the accused submits to a chemical test of their blood or breath . In the case of a refusal, the DMV punishment is increased: a first-offense will trigger a one-year suspension with no opportunity for a restricted license. A second offense, two years. A third offense, three years. DUI arrests of persons under age 21 also have separate rules and consequences. 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DOT HS 809 951 A Review of New York State's STOP-DWI Program Historical Overview In the summer of 1981, State Senator William T. Smith introduced the STOP-DWI legislation, which was considered during the 1981-1982 regular session of the New York State Legislature. This legislation was the result of years of advocacy by Senator Smith following the death of his daughter by an impaired driver in 1973 (New York STOP-DWI Coordinators Association, 2003). The STOP-DWI Law was enacted in November 1981, and county programs were first implemented in 1982. The American grassroots advocacy movement to criminalize drunk driving characterized the early 1980s, and New York citizens were at the heart of key historical events that shaped modern efforts to reduce impaired driving. The Institute for Traffic Safety Management and Research (ITSMR, 2003 reprint) describes the period from 1983 to 1985 as a time when there were many changes in drunk driving laws, in particular, the strengthening of penalties and fines for impaired drivers in New York. During the past two decades, State and national milestones in the evolution of impaired-driving control and prevention have accompanied STOP-DWI. Table 1 highlights historical events, key legislation, and other moments in time that shaped the current STOP-DWI program and associated activities in New York. Table 1. National, State, and Program Milestones, 1978 - 2003. TIMELINE STATE/PROGRAM MILESTONES NATIONAL MILESTONES 1978 Four NY Remove Intoxicated Drivers (RID) Chapters (including Prevent Alcohol Related Killings in Tompkins County) formed The Nation's first anti-DWI citizen group is formed in Schenectady, New York Remove Intoxicated Drivers (RID) 1980 NY State enacts No-plea-bargaining-out-of-alcohol law (plea limitations) and license revocation for chemical test refusals NY Senate Task Force on Drunk Driving Mothers Against Drunk Driving founded DWI Victim Impact Panel convened (Oswego County, NY) 1981 STOP-DWI Legislation enacted in New York National Just Say No Anti-Drug Campaign 1982 STOP-DWI Local Programs implement Minimum Drinking Age (MDA) 19 years old First Victim Impact Statement in court (Michelle Martin Case, Albany, NY) STOP-DWI Coordinators Association founded Presidential Commission on Drunk Driving Alcohol Countermeasures Incentive Grant Program created by Congress (Section 408) 1984 First Mandatory Safety Belt law (NY) Effort to increase MDA to 21 years old fails National Minimum Drinking Age (21 Years Old) established by Congress 1985 First Evaluation of STOP-DWI Alcohol Purchase Law (changed to Alcohol Possession Law in 1990) MDA 21 years old in New York 1988 Repeat Offender Administrative License Revocation Law (repeat alcohol offenders driving privileges suspended pending prosecution) Omnibus Anti-Drug Abuse Act (extends victims of DWI the same compensation rights offered to victims of other crimes) Drunk Driving Prevention Incentive Grant Program created by Congress (Section 410) Alcohol Beverage Labeling Act All States Enact MDA (21 Years Old) 1990 NY State Police begin first toll-free drunk driver reporting hotline in the U.S. U.S. Supreme Court rules in favor of sobriety checkpoints after constitutionality challenge. 1991 Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act (ISTEA)* 1992 Constitutionality of STOP-DWI Local Option revenues upheld by NY Supreme Court 1994 Administrative License Revocation Law expanded to include all alcohol offenders' driving privileges suspended pending prosecution (Judicial Per Se) 1995 Zero-Tolerance requirements established by Congress (illegal under age 21 to drive with any detectable alcohol in their systems) 1996 Zero-Tolerance Law for Underage Youth (.02 BAC) (November) 1998 Excise tax on beer lowered Transportation Equity Act for the 21st Century (TEA-21) and the TEA-21 Restoration Act established Incentive Grants for States with .08 BAC laws and sanctions for States without complying Repeat Offender and Open Container laws Zero-Tolerance legislation in all 50 States 2000 STOP-DWI Foundation created Open Container Law (August) 2002 Sean's Law ** Sanction for States without .08 BAC Laws 2003 .08 BAC Law (July) Repeat Offender Law (September) Graduated Driver Licensing Law (September) Underage drinking hotline (866-UNDER-21) established Beer Keg Registration (November) Certified Alcohol Server Training Program Safe, Accountable, Flexible and Efficient Transportation Equity Act of 2003 (SAFETEA) Introduced * Enhanced Section 410 program to more effectively encourage States to adopt key anti-DWI legislation. ** Sean’s Law (allows judge to suspend license of learner’s permit of a minor charged with DWI or DWAI until the minor’s next court appearance) Data source(s): New York State Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee, 2004; Institute for Traffic Safety Management and Research, 2003 reprint; MADD, 2003; National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, 2004; New York State Police, 2003; RID, 2003. Of note, in 1992, the STOP-DWI program withstood an effort by the State of New York to directly use program resources. The State of New York directed the Comptroller to “collect, withhold and receive” up to 2 percent of STOP-DWI revenues from any court during the appropriations of the 1990-1991 State Budget. The stated purpose was to defray associated administrative costs of the Department of Motor Vehicles. This action resulted in the “2 percent lawsuit” and the STOP-DWI programs, beginning with a group of five counties and represented by Rensselaer County, subsequently sued the State of New York. The premise was that the State of New York overstepped its authority without basis as the STOP-DWI law specifically directed no administrative responsibilities other than oversight to the Commissioner of the Department of Motor Vehicles. Therefore, the New York Supreme Court ruled in 1992 that the State’s action was unconstitutional. The 2 percent lawsuit is an important historical milestone that affirmed the strength of the “local option” standard of the STOP-DWI program (Court of Appeals of New York, 1992). back next top contents

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