Drunk Driving Fatalities

The incident occurred at approximately 11:30PM on January 15, 2024 along Alexandria Pike near its intersection with Taylor Avenue ( Southgate Police Department , 2024). According to witnesses, a 2004 Ford F-150 pickup driven by a 24-year-old local man veered off the west side of the roadway

On the night of February 15, 2024 in Hampton Bays, a sedan veered off Shore Road, struck several trees and overturned, injuring the 21-year-old male driver ( Suffolk County Police Department , 2024). The driver was charged with DUI.

The incident occurred at approximately 8:30 AM on October 15, 2023 , when a silver Toyota Corolla sedan drove directly into the front entrance of the CHP facility located at 955 Main Street (CHP, 2023).

On the night of September 1st, 2023 in Newton , a motorist's sport utility vehicle (SUV) veered off the road and overturned in a ditch. The 45-year-old driver was charged with drunk driving (DWI) and assault by auto due to the crash risks ( Newton Police Department , 2023).

The incident occurred at approximately 11:30PM on July 10th, 2023 at the intersection of Manchester Boulevard and Inglewood Avenue ( Inglewood Police Department , 2023).

  Nicholas Wuthrich from Houston was sentenced to 10 years in prison and fined $10,000 for Intoxication Manslaughter, using his truck as a deadly weapon. On August 22, 2019, after consuming 12 drinks at Northgate, Wuthrich crashed into Harold Moore's vehicle at 60 mph without braking. Moore later died from his injuries. Wuthrich, previously educated on alcohol's effects and arrested in 2016 for intoxicated behavior, failed sobriety tests at the scene; his blood alcohol level was .160, twice the legal limit. This case highlights the community's strict stance against DUI. https://www.kbtx.com/2024/03/07/man-sentenced-deadly-dwi-crash-college-station/ In a small town, a tragedy unfolded that would test the community's values and commitment to justice. Harold Moore, a man of integrity, lost his life in a noble act of trying to help a stranded friend. The night was dark, the roads were quiet, but the impending disaster was loud and clear. The cause: a driver under the infl...

  The Missouri State Highway Patrol has announced the implementation of new laws related to crime and traffic safety, effective mostly from August 28, 2018. Key legislations include: HB 1246: A law to combat human trafficking by requiring the display of informative posters in various establishments from March 1, 2019. HB 1350: Updates to criminal history records, including the adoption of the RAP Back system for ongoing criminal monitoring. HB 1355: An omnibus public safety bill that includes updates to driver education on police interactions, changes in Water Patrol Fund allocations, and provisions for retired law enforcement officers during emergencies. HB 1461: Expansion of the Address Confidentiality Program to protect more victims of crime. HB 1558: Creation of offenses related to the nonconsensual dissemination of private sexual images.

 Name: MINDY S KAY, Age: 41, Arrest Date: 03/08/2024, Address: ST JOSEPH, MO Name: JERRY W CLINE, Age: 44, Arrest Date: 03/08/2024, Address: LONG LANE, MO Name: TOBY T TUCKER, Age: 40, Arrest Date: 03/07/2024, Address: SPRINGFIELD, MO Name: NATHAN A PARKS, Age: 28, Arrest Date: 03/07/2024, Address: BOURBON, MO Name: AMANDA B ANTON, Age: 33, Arrest Date: 03/07/2024, Address: OFALLON, MO Name: JULIA L KING, Age: 37, Arrest Date: 03/07/2024, Address: VAN BUREN, MO Name: ISAAC W DOLAT, Age: 21, Arrest Date: 03/07/2024, Address: SPRINGFIELD, MO Name: MICHAEL BARBEE, Age: 50, Arrest Date: 03/07/2024, Address: WEST LAFAYETTE, INDIANA https://x.com/MSHPTrooperGHQ/status/1101905082076069888?s=20