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Updated: 1:38 PM Mar 19, 2008
St. Patrick’s Day DUI Checkpoint Aftermath
Police say there were two police chases, a high school student arrested and a handful of DUI suspects in Monday night’s St. Patrick's Day sobriety checkpoint in Charleston.
Posted: 9:46 PM Mar 18, 2008Reporter: Amanda Barren Email Address: amanda.barren@wsaz.com |
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- Charleston Police say Monday night's St. Patrick's Day sobriety checkpoint got six drunk drivers off the streets, but two drivers led them on pursuits throughout the city.
Police say Dorian Jordan didn't even stop, he just drove through the DUI checkpoint. Investigators say he crashed the stolen truck he was driving into a dumpster along MacCorkle Avenue. He's now facing charges in Kanawha County, but police say he was wanted on a charge in Huntington.
According to Police, Todd Miller was also involved in a chase. Officers say he was tossing bags of pot out the window while they followed him. He's now facing several charges.
Police also say they arrested an 18-year-old whose blood alcohol was nearly twice the legal limit. According to police, she said she was a student at George Washington High School.
Latest Comments
do thet not watch TV they tell you a week in advance where their having these check points and they still get caught ,they should be on that show worlds dummist crimals..
Maybe u guys who cant read need to write the stories
I agree with the two previous posts. I have seen typos in the last two articles I've read on WSAZ.com. This is news- not a blog.
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