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Rockdale Citizen Police Blotter Rockdale Citizen Rockdale Police Blotter Editor’s note: Names are provided bythe Rockdale County Jail, but the computer program used to generate thelist is, as yet, unable to provide addresses for bookings. Solutionsare being examined. • Robert Vaughn Runge, 56, No proof of insurance/motor vehicles,operation of unregistered vehicle or vehicle without current licenseplate, revalidation decal or county decal. • Alex Jerome Martin, 35, Driving while license suspended/revoked, noproof of insurance/motor vehicles. • Virgil Lydell Griffin, 32, Probation revocation. • Ricky L. Alexander, 41, Deposit account fraud. • Curtis Leon Gresham, 43, Contempt of court. • Darien Jerome Jackson, 33, Deposit account fraud. • Steven Andrew Rainwater, 40, Battery. • Theresa Rebecca Perry, 32, Theft by taking. • Katherine Melinda Thornton, 28, Failure to appear. • Shane Vernon Howk, 23, Driving while license suspended/revoked. • Jose Martinez Trujillo, 19, Simple battery. • Alicia Reyes Hernandez, 24, Driving while unlicensed or expiredlicense, failure to use headlights. • Angela Lynn Mote, 34, Probation violation (Prob. Terms Altered). • Manuel DeJesus Hernandez Luis, 20, Driving while unlicensed orexpired license, speeding. • Guillermo Luis Garcia, 25, Driving while unlicensed or expiredlicense, speeding. • Kelvin Antonio Wilson, 24, Driving under influence, possession ofmarijuana with the intent to distribute. • Francisco Valdez, 21, Driving while license suspended/revoked,speeding. • Celtric Demond Bennett, 30, Driving while license suspended/revoked,Family Violence Act — Domestic Violence Act violation, hold for otheragency. • Enrique Pablo Ortiz, 27, Child restraint law — 4-years and under,driving while license suspended/revoked, driving while registrationrevoked, suspended, forgery first degree, no revalidation decal. • Ted Richard Ormsby, 66, Simple battery. • Calvin Gresham, 24, Bail/Bond jumping, failure to appear. • Hugo Guillen Mora, 26, Driving under influence. • Quinterious Terrell Hamm, 17, Theft by shoplifting. • Kira Nicole Smith, 23, Forgery first degree. • Laurie Stowe Peters, 36, Theft by shoplifting. • Janice Louise Wallace, 26, Battery. • Barbara Lynne Feeney, 42, Marijuana —possession/manufacture/sell/purchase, possession of controlledsubstance, possession and use of drug related objects, violation of theGeorgia Controlled Substance Act. • Patricia L. Queen, 42, Person in the state wanted in another. • Gerardo Ochoa Romero, 20, No driver’s license. • Marcio Lapel Bloodworth, 29, Driving while license suspended/revoked. • Thomas Fowler, 43, Driving under the influence of alcohol (DUI),following too closely, lane violation — improper lane usage, opencontainer of alcoholic beverage. • Jullus Antwane Dixon, 23, Marijuana — possession less than one ounce. • Scott Ashley Richardson, 22, No proof of insurance/motor vehicles,operation of unregistered vehicle or vehicle without current licenseplate, revalidation decal or county decal, traffic signal. • James Kelly, 34, Driving while unlicensed or expired license, expiredtag/not registered, no proof of insurance/motor vehicles. • Edwin Keith Weaver, 37, Violation of the Georgia Controlled SubstanceAct. • Patricia Anne Rainwater, 35, Probation revocation. • Charles Wesley Gaither, 43, Probation revocation. • Harvey Laury Boyd, 43, Contempt of court (Superior). • Christopher Scott Wilson, 17, Drugpossession/manufacture/distribution in/within 1,000 feet ofpublic-private school, violation of the Georgia Controlled SubstanceAct. • Patricia Garcia, 29, Contempt of court. • Ebenezer Adegoke Adedun, 22, Hold for other agency, no proof ofinsurance/motor vehicles, probation revocation. • John Henry Kell, 28, Probation violation (Prob. Terms Altered). • Antonio De-Jesus, 22, Driving under influence, driving whileunlicensed or expired license, improper lane/or lane change, operationof unregistered vehicle or vehicle without current license plate,revalidation decal or county decal. • Joseph Maurice Jones, 23, Driving under the influence of alcohol(DUI), speeding. • Latory Lamar Kelton, 28, Aggravated assault, duty to stop at accident(Hit and Run, Leave Scene of Accident), following too closely, recklessdriving. • Latice Genva Jones, 29, Financial transaction card theft. • Jeffrey Donald Cobb, 28, Parole violation (List Original Charge). • Benito Pena-Morales, 24, Driving while unlicensed or expired license,unlawful use of license. • David Wayne Walker, 39, Terroristic threats and acts. • Valerie Tonya Swinks, 20, Probation violation (Prob. Terms Altered). • David Randel Ford, 52, Battery, cruelty child — second degree (thirdor subsequent offense). • Natalie Lorraine White, 34, Theft by conversion. • Eric Pope, 39, Probation revocation. • Randall Craig Hegwood, 25, Probation violation (Prob. Terms Altered). • Michael Stallings, 38, Cracked windshield, violation of the GeorgiaControlled Substance Act. • Jillian Elizabeth Walker, 23, Deposit account fraud/bad checks $499. • Arnie Omar Whitley, 29, Duty to stop at Accident (Hit & Run,Leave Scene of Accident), following too closely, no proof ofinsurance/motor vehicles. • Sylvia Anise Brown, 19, Simple assault/assault — family violence. • Jose Edura Comacho-Salinas, 18, Bench warrant. • John Michael Bradley, 24, Obstruction/hindering of person making anemergency telephone call, simple battery. • Derrick Antonio Shepherd, 27, Driving while license suspended/revoked. • William Christopher Paxton, 46, Driving under the influence ofalcohol (DUI). • Johnny Holloman, 48, Driving under the influence of alcohol (DUI),speeding. • Christopher Ryan Kuiper Wheeler, 19, Littering highway, no insurance. • Ruben Cazares Mendez, 30, Driving under the influence of alcohol(DUI), driving without license. • Billy Joe McCorkle, 27, Controlled substancepossession/manufacture/sell/purchase, driving under the influence ofalcohol (DUI), probation violation (Prob. Terms Altered). • Darnell Alvin Snyder, 26, Driving under the influence. • Kendric D. Love, 29, Driving under the influence, improper lane/orlane change. • Mark Anthony Linton, 32, Driving while registration revoked,suspended, driving while unlicensed or expired license, failure toappear, no proof of insurance/motor vehicles, operation of unregisteredvehicle or vehicle without current license plate, revalidation decal orcounty decal, speeding. • Kenneth Darion French, 21, Emergency help — interfering with callfor, simple assault. • Sharon Bracey, 24, Driving while unlicensed or expired license,possession of marijuana — less than an ounce, speeding. • Jimmie Jerrel Jones, 25, Driving under the influence, open container,permits and temporary license. • Timothy Lawson Robinson, 43, Simple assault. • Bernard Flanagan, 40, Probation violation (Prob. Terms Altered). • Toney Lavante Walton, 18, Failure to appear (Original Offense &DOA). • Jamie Lynne Freeman, 22, Failure to appear. • Katie Marie Fitts, 17, Driving while unlicensed or expired license,failure to yield right of way/intersection, no seat belt. • Kimberly White, 34, Simple battery. • Candice Michelle Upshaw, 26, Driving while unlicensed or expiredlicense, failure to yield right of way/turning left. • William Daniel Bowers, 27, Disorderly conduct. • Nicole Birgit Jackson, 20, Consumption/possession by a minor. • Koffel Allen Chris, 50, Fugitive from justice. • Petra Aguilar Aguirre, 40, Driving while unlicensed or expiredlicense, left of center/wrong side of the road. • Marco Smith, 17, Burglary

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Car Insurance After a DUI Arrest Car Insurance After a DUI Arrest in Riverside County Insurance companies will increase premiums after a drunk driving conviction by as much as two or three times. In most cases, this is simply price gouging as the statistical incidence of accidents caused by convicted first offenders is far below the level that would justify the increases. There are no laws regulating the premiums charged, however they vary wildly from one company to another and certainly justify comparison shopping. How a DUI Conviction Affects Your Insurance Information on a national level from the insurance industry. Avoiding Problem Insurers Check the ranking of insurance companies with the California Department of Insurances by the number of consumer complaints received. California Assigned Risk Plan This is a processing center for putting drivers in touch with insurance companies who are required by law to cover them. Auto Insurance FAQ Answers to frequently asked questions about auto insurance after a drunk driving conviction. Drunk Driving Penalties by State A brief chart of penalties for drunk driving arranged by state, from the Consumer Insurance Guide. What Your Insurance Company Knows About You An inside look at how auto insurance companies get information and what they are likely to know about you and your driving record when you apply for coverage. Proof of Insurance Under California law, reinstatement of driving privileges after a DUI conviction or suspension requires, among other things, filing "proof of insurance" (the " SR-22 " form) with the DMV. Online Car Insurance Quotes Compare the coverage and premiums from various auto insurance companies based upon information you submit online. Auto Insurance Basics A general consumer guide to automobile insurance. California Drunk Driving Laws Riverside Courts, Prosecutors and Police San Bernardino Courts, Prosecutors and Police Finding A Good DUI Attorney DUI Penalties DMV License Suspensions Compute Your Blood Alcohol Breath-Alcohol Odor Field Sobriety Tests Car Insurance After a DUI Breathalyzer Tests The Nystagmus Eye Test DUI Search Help Home © 2002 All Rights Reserved Site Map | Legal Disclaimer "Riverside DUI Laws and Lawyers" is meant to assist those arrested for drunk driving in the Inland Empire with information and resources, and to oppose the views of organizations seeking unrealistic DUI laws, diminished constitutional rights, and the return of prohibition. The National Motorists Association's website presents its positions on such DUI-related issues as constitutionally questionable roadblocks, emphasis on inaccurate breath tests, harsh penalties and immediate license suspensions.

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Austin Texas Criminal DUI DWI Lawyer Laws Drunk Driving Defense Attorney Criminal Defense Law Firm - Ken Gibson Texas DWI Attorney Ken Gibson | Texas DWI and DUI Laws | Site Map HOME FREE CASE EVALUATION ABOUT KEN DWI FAQ's ATTORNEY FEES DWI CASE EXAMPLES CONTACT US / DIRECTIONS DWI Attorney Ken Gibson Austin Texas DWI Lawyer Austin, Texas Attorney Ken Gibson: The Chase Building • 700 Lavaca, Suite 1010 - Austin, Texas 78701 Phone (512) 469 - 6056 • Toll Free 1(888) DWI-TEXAS. Map & Directions You thought it could never happen to you, but suddenly you find yourself in a situation that you did not expect. What do you do? Contact Texas drunk driving defense lawyer Ken Gibson to protect your rights! The Texas Department of Motor Vehicles can Suspend your License if you refuse to take a breath test , blood test , or urine test . WARNING! You have a limited amount of time (15 days ) in which to appeal this administrative license suspension . Call toll free for a free consultation. Don't let a Austin DWI ruin your life. CALL IMMEDIETLY! 1(888) DWI-TEXAS.! When you have been investigated or arrested for any criminal offense such as Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) , or any Felony Charge, you have an absolute right to be concerned. Facing criminal charges may be one of the most frightening things you have encountered. Some of the possible consequences that can result from a Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) conviction include the restriction or loss of a driver’s license, an increase in insurance costs, fines, court costs, and even the possibility of jail. As you can see, Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) can be a very serious charge. The law says that the County Attorney needs only to prove that after drinking you were not able to drive your car in a “normal” capacity. That sounds pretty cut and dried, but it is not quite as simple as that. You see, if challenged, the County Attorney must also show all of the following: • That the arresting officer made the arrest properly, • That you were properly advised of your rights, • That the equipment the officer used to test you was working accurately, and • Even that the person operating the equipment was certified to operate the equipment. Further, the officer that administers the “standard field sobriety tests ” should have successfully completed the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Standardized Field Sobriety Testing student class before administering these tests. I have successfully completed training for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Standardized Field Sobriety Testing. What does that mean to you? It means that in addition to grading you on your performance of the tests, I will also grade the officer to ensure that he or she conducted the tests properly. If the tests were not conducted properly, this can be disclosed to the County Attorney or the jury to show that the tests results were unreliable and should not be believed. When you retain me I’ll insist that the County Attorney provide us with the names and address of anyone he plans to call as a witness as well as copies of every written or recorded statements of their testimony. This will allow us to prepare our questions of them. I’ll insist that the County Attorney provide us with any information or material he has which would show that you are not guilty of the charges against you, or which may help you get a lighter sentence. I’ll insist on receiving copies of any videos that show your sobriety tests, whether in the field or at the station. I’ll insist on receiving copies of records showing that the equipment used for tests was functioning properly and that the person giving the tests was properly certified. As you can see, what looks simple gets pretty complex. As your criminal defense attorney I will insist that all this information be provided and that you and I walk through all this information as we discuss and proceed on your case. DRIVER LICENSE SUSPENSION - Your arrest may have included a cancellation of your Texas driving privileges for a specific period of time. YOU HAVE ONLY 15 DAYS FROM THE DATE OF YOUR ARREST TO REQUEST A HEARING ON THIS MATTER. I believe that this hearing is extremely important, not only to challenge your suspension but also as an opportunity for your attorney to question the arresting officer to find out exactly what he is going to say in court. If you retain our office to represent you, part of that representation includes representing you at the driver license suspension. However, remember you must request this hearing no later than 15 days from your arrest so it is important that you contact me as soon as possible to schedule an appointment. If your Texas driving privileges are ultimately suspended, in most cases we can get you a Texas license that will allow you to drive to and from work. WARNING BEWARE: TEXAS DRIVER LICENSE SURCHARGE!! Beginning with any Texas DWI Conviction for an offense committed on or after 09/01/03, the Texas Department Of Public Safety is authorized to charge a surcharge on your Driver’s License. This charge will range from $1,000.00 to $2,000.00 a year for three years. Depending on whether you provided a breath sample, and the results, you could be facing a $6,000.00 fee to keep your license. BREATH TEST CASES: I own an Intoxilyzer 5000. If you took a breath test at the jail, this is the same model of machine that you used. I have also completed training under the Department of Transportation regulations as an Intoxilyzer Operator and Maintenance Technician. I also have access to various Breath Test Experts that may be helpful in your case. Just because your results were over a certain limit, does not automatically prove you guilty. The government with all of its resources can frequently make your life miserable; regardless of whether you have actually committed the crime. Real life criminal law is NOT like television. Cases are not resolved in one hour, and the solutions are normally not simple. Hiring a criminal defense trial lawyer can be the most important decision you make. When you find yourself, a family member, or friend in this situation, you need an experienced and well-skilled attorney who practices only in the area of criminal defense law. For better or worse, criminal law has its own unique practice and methodology. Frequently you will find attorneys who practice criminal law, but also handle personal injury, divorce, and other matters. 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Blood Alcohol Content Calculator *Blood Alcohol Content Calculator* It is important, if you drink alcohol, to only drink in moderation, even if you aren't going anywhere or have a designated driver. We have included a blood alcohol content calculator on this site to help you to determine what number of drinks is moderate. Even so, a good rule of thumb is to consume no more than a glass per day. The following calculator should be taken as a guideline, and is in no way an exact measure. Alcohol affects different people differently, and this calculator will not guarantee that you may or may not drive safely or without getting a ticket. As always, use your own good judgement. FLUID OUNCES CONSUMED (Beer ~ 12 oz. Wine Glass ~ 4 oz. 1 Shot ~ 1.5 oz) YOUR WEIGHT (Lbs) ALCOHOL PERCENTAGE IN BEVERAGE (Beer ~ 4-4.5% Wine ~ 15-20% 1 Shot ~ 30-50%) HOURS CONSUMING DRINK Fluid Ounces Consumed Percent Alcohol Your Weight (Lbs) Hours Consuming Drink BAC Percentage BAC Analysis Free JavaScripts provided by The JavaScript Source Christmas - Elegant Menus - Down-Home Menu - Christmas Cookies - Christmas Candy - Desserts - Christmas Drinks - Christmas Links Index Post your holiday recipes! For some down-home cooking visit the Real Man's Cookbook! If eggnog is your passion visit the Eggnog! site at InDepthInfo.com! If you are looking for a recipe not associated with any holiday visit Anytime Recipes ! Want to know how to make bread? 4th of July | Halloween | Thanksgiving | Christmas | Party Games | Table Manners | Dinnerware Care | Contact | Search Could not provide definition. Java Script must be enabled.