Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Crash Dune Buggy, face San Diego DUI felony for any injuries
San Diego DUI lawyer news
A man faces felony drunken-driving charges after crashing his dune buggy Sunday night, injuring himself and a passenger, according to San Diego DUI lawyer sources.
The crash occurred about 11:30 p.m. Sunday. Joe Romero, 33, of Fallbrook, was driving a dune buggy south on Rainbow Heights Road, Newbury said. He lost control on a curve, drove off the edge and rolled over.
Romero was ejected from his vehicle, breaking five ribs from the impact upon landing, Newbury said. He was taken to Palomar Medical Center for treatment. His passenger, Tad Schiller, 35, of Fallbrook, was wearing a seat belt and suffered a cut to his head and lip, San Diego DUI attorneys hear.
Once released from the hospital, Romero will be booked into Vista jail and charged with felony drunken driving and driving on a suspended license, San Diego DUI lawyers are told.
A man faces felony drunken-driving charges after crashing his dune buggy Sunday night, injuring himself and a passenger, according to San Diego DUI lawyer sources.
The crash occurred about 11:30 p.m. Sunday. Joe Romero, 33, of Fallbrook, was driving a dune buggy south on Rainbow Heights Road, Newbury said. He lost control on a curve, drove off the edge and rolled over.
Romero was ejected from his vehicle, breaking five ribs from the impact upon landing, Newbury said. He was taken to Palomar Medical Center for treatment. His passenger, Tad Schiller, 35, of Fallbrook, was wearing a seat belt and suffered a cut to his head and lip, San Diego DUI attorneys hear.
Once released from the hospital, Romero will be booked into Vista jail and charged with felony drunken driving and driving on a suspended license, San Diego DUI lawyers are told.
# posted by SanDiegoDUI @ 9:21 AM 
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