How to Handle Your DUI Arrest
Wednesday, November 29th, 2006| Cooper City Commissioner Bart Roper arrested for DUI (7 News Miami) DAVIE, Fla. (WSVN) — Cooper City Commissioner Bart Roper was arrested for DUI last night in Davie. The Commissioner is already in the middle of controversy for drinking with other officials before committee meetings. |
| Police: Cooper City Commissioner Arrested For DUI (CBS 4 Miami) One of several Cooper City commissioners, already under fire for getting caught in a CBS4 hidden camera investigation, drinking and dining on taxpayer money before county commission meetings, has now been arrested on charges of DUI. |
| Cooper City Commissioner Charged With DUI (Local 10 Miami) BROWARD COUNTY, Fla. — A Cooper City commissioner is charged with driving under the influence. Bart Roper was arrested Tuesday by Davie police on suspicion of DUI. |
| Group considers changes to state DUI laws (The State) Suspected drunken drivers who refuse to take blood-alcohol tests would lose their licenses for a year under a proposal by a study group looking at rewriting state DUI laws. |
| Public defender faces another DUI charge (The Palm Beach Post) A Palm Beach County senior assistant public defender, arrested twice earlier this year in alcohol-related incidents, found herself facedown on an exit ramp Monday with another DUI charge. |
| Proposed DUI Bill to be “More Enforceable” (Florence Morning News) South Carolina now has two DUI laws: an old one that’s been around for years, and a newer one that was supposed to be better and easier. But police and troopers rarely use the newer law because of its loopholes. |
| Summerset mayor gets 10 days for DUI (Rapid City Journal) Summerset Mayor Brad Shelly must serve 10 days in jail and pay $1,053 in fines and court costs after being arrested Sept. 12 for second-offense DUI. Shelly, 44, was sentenced Tuesday by 4th Circuit Magistrate Judge Michelle Percy. |
| Ex-WBLF newsman sentenced for DUI (Centre Daily Times) BELLEFONTE — A former radio newsman and aide to state Rep.-elect Scott Conklin was sentenced Tuesday to 120 days of home confinement with electronic monitoring after his second DUI offense in nine years. |
| Proposed DUI Bill to be ‘More Enforceable’ (WLTX-TV Columbia) A task force has been writing a new DUI bill to give to state lawmakers so they can try to replace the two current laws with one that’s better. VIDEO |
| Cooper City Commissioner Charged With DUI (WPLG Click10.com via Yahoo! News) A Cooper City commissioner is charged with driving under the influence. |