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Massachusetts State Labs Blow it on Breathalyzer Tests

Two years worth of alcohol breathalyzer tests central to tens of thousands of Massachusetts drunk driving cases are being tossed by a judge who ruled prosecutors failed to prove a state crime lab was properly testing the machines.  Concord District Court Judge Robert Brennan ruled last month that the Commonwealth’s…

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Man With 12 Prior DUI Convictions Kills 12-Year-Old in Crash

Last summer, a 12-year-old girl was struck and killed by a drunk driver. That 49-year-old man reportedly had a blood-alcohol concentration of more than three times the legal limit. He also had 12 prior DUI convictions.  That is a DUI conviction for every year of this child’s life, which was…

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Report: Driver in Double-Fatal Tesla Car Accident Was Drunk

The woman behind the wheel of a speeding electric Tesla vehicle that crashed and caught fire in Indiana recently, killing her and her passenger, was far too intoxicated to drive. That’s according to a recently-released police report with toxicology tests indicating the 27-year-old driver had a blood-alcohol concentration of 0.21, nearly…

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Cops: Drunk Bus Driver Left Basketball Team Stranded, Other Motorists at Risk

An allegedly drunken bus driver in St. Louis reportedly left an entire college basketball team stranded – and risked the safety of countless other motorists, pedestrians and bicyclists. The driver was reportedly stopped eventually, several hours after the team lost the game some 40 miles away in St. Bonaventure, New…

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Maker of Smartphone Breathalyzer Violated FTC Rules

The maker of a smartphone breathalyzer violated federal advertising rules when it promised that its products offered “government lab-grade testing” to measure consumers’ blood-alcohol concentration. The CEO of the company agreed to settle with the Federal Trade Commission, which alleged the firm didn’t have the proper scientific evidence to back…

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Boston Man Arrested on Ninth Drinking and Driving Charge

According to the Boston Globe, a man from Boston’s Dorchester neighborhood was arrested for operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol (OUI), and this was allegedly his ninth drunk driving offense. Authorities say the man was 61-years-old at the time of his arrest, which occurred on Route 2 in Boston.…

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Police: Man Drives Away With Three Wheels After Massachusetts Drunk Driving Accident

According to a recent news article from The Newburyport Press, a Massachusetts man was arrested on a drunk driving charge following a serious accident involving a semi tractor-trailer. The accident occurred around noon on Interstate 95. Authorities say the 26-year-old suspect was driving when he allegedly crashed into the rear…

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Alleged Drunk Driver Crashes at Drive Thru in Falmouth

When people are drunk, they often end up eating a lot more food than they should.  This is the reason that food trucks make so much money when they set up outside bars in Boston, for example.  However, it is obviously very dangerous to go out driving to get that…

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MADD Says 75 Percent of Drunk Drivers Continue to Drive on Suspended License

When we hear about cases where a person is arrested for their fifth, sixth or even ninth drunk driving offense, there is a very high chance that the defendant did not possess a valid license to drive at the time of his or her most recent arrest. It is more…

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Tortilla Chip Bag Designed to Prevent Drunk Driving Accidents

Each year, scientists are working on ways to prevent drunk driving.  It’s a serious problem that has resulted in thousands of lives lost every year.  According to a report from ABC News, a major manufacturer of tortilla chips is making a limited edition bag of chips that can detect how much a…

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