Monday, March 17, 2008
San Diego DUI Man Flees, is Caught by Cops
San Diego DUI lawyer news
A suspected San Diego DUI drunk driver was taken into custody Sunday after being chased down by a California Highway Patrol officer who happened to witness the man hit another motorist and try to flee, San Diego DUI attorneys said.
Ismael Lopez, 20, allegedly tried to flee on foot after hitting the car in front of him on East Vista Way near Highway 76, according to San Diego DUI lawyers.
A CHP officer who was purportedly waiting at a stoplight in the same intersection chased Lopez for about 100 yards, caught him and brought him back to the scene of the San Diego DUI accident.
Lopez was not allegedly wearing a seat belt and injured his head and hand when he hit the windshield on impact. No one else was hurt in the San Diego DUI accident.
Lopez is accused of San Diego DUI- drunk driving, driving without a license and fleeing the scene of an accident.
A suspected San Diego DUI drunk driver was taken into custody Sunday after being chased down by a California Highway Patrol officer who happened to witness the man hit another motorist and try to flee, San Diego DUI attorneys said.
Ismael Lopez, 20, allegedly tried to flee on foot after hitting the car in front of him on East Vista Way near Highway 76, according to San Diego DUI lawyers.
A CHP officer who was purportedly waiting at a stoplight in the same intersection chased Lopez for about 100 yards, caught him and brought him back to the scene of the San Diego DUI accident.
Lopez was not allegedly wearing a seat belt and injured his head and hand when he hit the windshield on impact. No one else was hurt in the San Diego DUI accident.
Lopez is accused of San Diego DUI- drunk driving, driving without a license and fleeing the scene of an accident.
# posted by SanDiegoDUI @ 7:10 AM 
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