Thursday, May 08, 2008
San Diego DUI Felony probationer picked up Cinco De Mayo for violation
San Diego DUI attorney news
May 8, 2008
A Cinco de Mayo check of probationers with felony San Diego DUI convictions led to an arrest this week in Escondido, San Diego DUI lawyer authorities said.
The San Diego County Probation Department's DUI Enforcement Team worked with police from Escondido, San Diego and Chula Vista to check 21 San Diego DUI probationers at their residences on Monday, said Probation Department spokesman Derryl Acosta. The terms of their probation bar these individuals from drinking alcohol, and Breathalyzer tests were administered at each residence, San Diego DUI lawyers learned.
Two people, including one Escondido man, were arrested for being out of compliance with their probation terms, San Diego DUI attorneys understand. County Probation plans to conduct similar operations in the future, according to www.sandiegodrunkdrivingattorney.net .
May 8, 2008
A Cinco de Mayo check of probationers with felony San Diego DUI convictions led to an arrest this week in Escondido, San Diego DUI lawyer authorities said.
The San Diego County Probation Department's DUI Enforcement Team worked with police from Escondido, San Diego and Chula Vista to check 21 San Diego DUI probationers at their residences on Monday, said Probation Department spokesman Derryl Acosta. The terms of their probation bar these individuals from drinking alcohol, and Breathalyzer tests were administered at each residence, San Diego DUI lawyers learned.
Two people, including one Escondido man, were arrested for being out of compliance with their probation terms, San Diego DUI attorneys understand. County Probation plans to conduct similar operations in the future, according to www.sandiegodrunkdrivingattorney.net .
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