Defendant involved in a minor accident. After being arrested for DUI, defendant blew a .27. Defendant acquitted by a jury.
Defendant was stopped in front of his house and placed into custody by police. Subsequently charged with DUI and resisting arrest. Defendant refused breath test. Case dismissed.
Defendant was pulled over for a traffic infraction, arrested and charged with a third DUI offense. After being arrested the defendant submitted to a breath test. Case dismissed.
Defendant was approached by police while stopped at a gas station. Defendant arrested for DUI. Motion to suppress due to an illegal stop was granted, case dismissed.
The defendant was observed by two officers driving on the wrong side of the road. Officers activated their lights and the defendant failed to stop for several blocks. The defendant pulled into the driveway of her home, failed to respond to the officer\\\'s commands to exit her vehicle, and ultimately had difficulty exiting her vehicle. Officers noticed the defendant to have an odor of alcohol, bloodshot watery eyes, and that she was dazed and confused. The defendant also admitted to drinking several vodka drinks in South Beach and performed poorly on roadside sobriety exercises and refused the breath test. Acquitted by jury 12/19/2006.
The defendant was a passenger in a car stolen by her boyfriend. Upon the car crashing after a police chase, the defendant ran from the car and attempted to flee from an investigation into a Grand Theft of a Motor Vehicle. The State dropped all the charges on 12/18/06.
The defendant\'s car was stopped for speeding, and an expired tag. After showing signs of impairment, the defendant was given roadside exercises on video. After the arrest, the defendant was in the back of the police car on video, cussing at the police officer. At the station, the defendant admitted drinking and asked the officer what would happen if he blew over the limit. He eventually refused the breath test. Acquitted of DUI by jury.
Defendant was seen by an off duty BSO employee driving his vehicle onto a median, failing to maintain his lane of travel, and going through two stop signs without stopping. The DUI task force was called to stop the vehicle. After noticing signs of impairment, roadside exercises were attempted on video. A breath / urine test was requested, and refused. Acquitted by jury of DUI.
The defendant was stopped after the officer saw his vehicle leaving the lane of travel on several occasions. After noticing signs of impairment a DUI investigation began and roadside exercises were performed. The Defendant was granted a Motion to Suppress, excluding all evidence. The State appealed that ruling, and the decision was affirmed. All charges dropped.
The defendant was involved in a motorcycle crash, blood was drawn and the results were .200 and .198. DUI charge dropped.
The Defendant was seen by officers traveling at a high rate of speed through the management area. The officers stopped the vehicle and noticed that the Defendant had the odor of an alcoholic beverage, bloodshot, watery eyes and had difficulty handling his vehicle documentation. The Defendant submitted to roadside sobriety exercises and performed poorly. The Defendant submitted to a breath test and admitted to consuming alcohol. The Firm filed a Motion to Suppress the Stop of the Vehicle. The Judge granted the Motion and the State dropped the charges on 11/7/06
The defendant was charged with Felony DUI and Carrying a Concealed Weapon. The defendant was observed driving through an inoperable traffic signal immediately after Hurricane Wilma. The officer followed the defendant to the driveway of his home and saw the defendant slowly exit his vehicle and then ordered him to remain in the driveway so a DUI investigator could be called to the scene. The DUI investigator noticed several indicators of impairment including an odor of alcohol, flushed face, bloodshot watery eyes and an inability to maintain his balance. The defendant refused all exercises and the breath test. The Ticket Clinic filed a motion to suppress the seizure in his driveway, which was granted. State dropped all charges.
