The defendant was seen swerving out of his lane of travel on 3-4 occasions and then coming to almost a complete stop at a green light by the officers. The officers activated their blue lights and the defendant ignored them and pulled into a McDonald\'s Drive-Thru. The officers noticed the defendant to have a strong odor of alcohol, flush face, glassy bloodshot eyes, and allegedly slurred speech. The defendant participated in roadside sobriety exercises and could barely count to 2 on the one legged stand. The defendant refused a breath test and stated several times \"If I were straight, I could have done those tests\" while being transported to the station. Aquitted by Jury 9/27/06.
The defendant was stopped for running a stop sign. The officer noticed a strong odor of alcohol on her breath, bloodshot eyes and slurred speech. The officer requested that the defendant perform field sobriety exercises and based on the results of those exercises the defendant was arrested for DUI. Once at the police station the defendant refused the breath test. The Case went to Trial and the Defendant was found not guilty after the jury deliberated for 20 minutes.
On 7/30/12, Client was stopped for driving with a suspended license. Client had been previously convicted of driving with a suspended license and one more conviction would have definitely habitualized him resulting in a future felony conviction on his record. On 11/21/12, the case ws scheduled for trial and the officer appeared for court. Counsel convinced the State of Florida to drop the charge.
The defendant was seen by several civilian witnesses driving in a reckless manner, swerving, crashing into curbs, and ultimately crashed into the gatehouse area of her housing development. The Defendant was acting enraged and screaming upon exiting the vehicle. The defendant was taken to the hospital and submitted to a test of her blood. The results were a .120g/210 L, which is over the legal limit. The State dropped the DUI charge on 9/25/06.
The Defendant was weaving in and out of his lane and then almost ran through a light. The officer stopped the defendant and an odor of alcohol was smelled. A DUI unit was called and arrived on scene soon thereafter. That officer noticed that he was swaying while standing, his eyes were bloodshot and watery and his pupils were dilated. He also admitted that he had been drinking four bud lights and two coronas. He performed poorly on roadsides and was arrested. While at the jail he gave a breath sample of .045 and .047. He also submitted to a urine sample. After a full review of the case with the DUI intake department, the State of Florida agreed to drop all charges against the Defendant.
The defendant was found behind the wheel of a recently stolen vehicle with the keys in the ignition. The defendant was arrested for Grand Theft Auto. Evidence was presented to the Office of the State Attorney identifying the true perpetrator of the crime and clearly demonstrating that the defendant did not steal the car and never knew or had reason to know the car was stolen. Case \" No Information entered\" on.
The defendant, 80 years old, was involved in a traffic crash while attempting to enter the parking lot of the Elks Lodge in Hollywood, Florida. Officers arrived on the scene immediately after the crash for purposes of investigation. Approximately 2 hours and twenty minutes after the crash officers retrieved the Defendant from inside the Elks Lodge. The defendant was observed to be clearly intoxicated by officers and was asked to perform roadside sobriety exercises and did so poorly. The defendant\'s breath result was a .166/.175, over twice the legal limit. the State dropped the DUI charge on 9/11/06.
The defendant was stopped for driving below the posted speed limit, weaving within his lane, and stopping several feet behind the stop bar at a red light. The officer approached the vehicle and smelled an odor of alcohol emitting from the defendant\'s breath, bloodshot watery eyes, slurred speech and slow movements. The DUI investigator found that the defendant\'s performance on the roadside sobriety exercises was consistent with alcohol impairment and the defendant blew well over the legal limit. A motion to suppress the unlawful stop was filed and granted. The Case was dropped by the State on 9/1/06.
The defendant was reported by an anonymous informant to be in his car banging his head against the steering wheel in a driveway. Officers reported to the scene based on the tip and ordered the defendant out of the car at gun point. Thereafter, several indicators of impairment were noticed by the officers. The defendant was arrested and blew a .172/.172 on the intoxylizer and admitted to driving the vehicle and consuming a lot ( half of a pint ) of scotch. The State offered five years in prison as a plea offer. The Firm filed a Motion to Suppress The State Dropped the felony charges on 8/17/06.
Defendant was stopped by police after a motorist reported that the defendant was driving in a manner causing her to have to slam on her brakes, and continuously flashing his lights into her vehicle. Police noticed that defendant had a strong odor of an alcohol, his eyes were bloodshot and glassy, and his speech was slurred. A DUI investigation occurred and the defendant performed poorly on roadside exercises. The defendant was arrested for DUI and he refused a breath test. DUI charge dropped.
Defendant was stopped for driving on the wrong side of the road. Officers found a cup on Cognac in the cup holder of the vehicle and noticed that the defendant had an odor of alcohol about his breath and red, bloodshot and glassy eyes. The defendant performed poorly on roadside sobriety exercises and submitted to a urine test. The defendant tested positive for the presence of cannabinoids (marijuana) and admitted to \"smoking weed.\" The State dropped the DUI charge on 8/14/06.
