R.C. was facing a DUI charge in which his blood alcohol concentration was a .222, case RESULTED in a plea to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

G.N. was facing a second DUI charge, his blood alcohol concentration was a .159, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL.

D.C. received a number of charges, a DUI unlawful alcohol concentration of a .182, reckless driving, duty upon striking a fixture, speeding and failure to maintain lanes, all CHARGES DISMISSED.

D.Y. was stopped for driving the wrong way down the street, he was charged with DUI and refused state testing, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL.

C.F. received a DUI charge after he blew a .106 on the alcosensor, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

M.B. was the at fault driver who caused a car crash, she was charged with DUI after she registered a .187 on the preliminary breath test, case RESULTED in a plea to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

B.T. was involved in a wreck and charged with DUI, failure to maintain lane and no insurance, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL.

B.E. was facing a DUI charge, he submitted to the blood test and the results indicated a BAC of .063, initially the state moved to prosecute as a DUI, however the charge was NEGOTIATED to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

J.P. was involved in a single car wreck in which he totaled his car, he was charged with failure to maintain lane and DUI, both charges DISMISSED.

A.E. had a military career and clearance that was at risk when he received a DUI in which his blood alcohol concentration as analyzed by the GBI was determined to be a .177, case NEGOTIATED to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

M.B. received a DUI charge in which he blew a .142, case REDUCED to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

B.D. received a DUI charge in which his blood alcohol concentration was a .092, he was also charged with an open container in his vehicle and not using headlights at dark, ALL charges DISMISSED.

D.B. received charges of DUI, reckless driving and hit and run for leaving the scene of an accident, his BAC was a .169, case NEGOTIATED to REDUCED charges on all offenses, the DUI to reckless driving, the reckless driving to too fast for conditions and the hit and run to duty upon striking a fixed object.

T.S. was facing charges of failure to obey a traffic control device and DUI in which her blood alcohol concentration was determined to be a .138, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL of all charges.

R.B. was a CDL driver with a second DUI charge which would result in a lifetime disqualification, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER charge of reckless driving.

P.M. received a DUI charge in which he blew a .124, he was also charged with having an open container and failing to maintain his lane, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL of all charges.

V.C. was facing a DUI charge which could end his military career path, he crashed his car into a tree and blew a .155 on the intoxilyzer, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

J.J. was facing his third DUI charge, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

B.L. received a DUI charge after she was the at-fault driver causing a car crash and blew a .134, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

K.K. was charged with speeding, failure to maintain lane, open container and DUI, he blew a .09, case RESULT was a DISMISSAL of all charges.

P.C. was a CDL holder charged with DUI drugs and speeding while operating a commercial vehicle and a blood test indicated the presence of methamphetamines in his blood, case RESULTED in a plea to one count of reckless driving.

B.L. was under 21 and charged with DUI alcohol drug and combination, his blood was positive for cocaine and .071 alcohol level, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

K.H. was facing his second DUI charge, he blew a .122, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

J.S. was facing a DUI charge in which he admitted consumption of 5 beers, case RESULTED in a plea to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

N.H was facing a charge of DUI alcohol and drug combination, her blood alcohol concentration was .102 and she admitted drug usage, case NEGOTIATED to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

T.M. was facing his second charge of DUI after he caused a wreck, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

G.D. received a DUI and refused state testing, case NEGOTIATED to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

J.P. received DUI charges after he blew a .139, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

S.M. received a charge of DUI unlawful alcohol concentration, her blood was discovered to be at the level of .110, case RESULTED in a plea to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

B.R. received a DUI charge in which the results of the state test were a .143, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

C.R. received his second DUI charge after crashing his car, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

R.S. was facing a DUI charge in which his blood alcohol concentration was a .135, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

E.F. was facing a DUI charge in which his BAC was a .185, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

D.F. was charged with a DUI unlawful alcohol concentration under 21, his blood alcohol concentration was a .100, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

T.L. was facing his fifth DUI charge, case RESULTED in a REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

K.W. received charges of DUI in which his blood alcohol concentration was a .222, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

T.M. received his second charge of DUI, he submitted to a blood test, and the results were a BAC of .248, more than three times the legal limit of .08, case REDUCED to a reckless driving charge.

E.R. was facing two charges of DUI, a DUI unlawful alcohol concentration and in addition, a DUI child endangerment, his blood results were a .094, case RESULTED in a REDUCED charge of reckless driving from the DUI and the DUI child endangerment was DISMISSED.

K.R. received a DUI in which blood was drawn, the blood alcohol concentration was determined to be a .210, case RESULTED in a plea to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

B.C. was facing a DUI charge in which he was found passed out in his car on the wrong side of the roadway, case NEGOTIATED to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

B.W. was facing his second DUI in a five year period, he blew a .137 on the state test, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

S.P. was charged with a DUI, he refused state testing, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

J.M. was facing a DUI charge in which he blew a .140 on the intoxilyzer, case NEGOTIATED to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

B.W. was facing a DUI for the second time within a five year period, he blew a .223 on the alcosensor, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

J.R. received a DUI charge after he blew a .174 on the intoxilyzer, case NEGOTIATED to a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

M.J. was facing a DUI drugs charge, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL.

J.Y. was charged with DUI unlawful alcohol concentration under 21 years of age, his blood results were a .145, he was also charged with minor in possession of alcohol, case RESULTED in the DUI charge being REDUCED to reckless and the MIP charge DISMISSED.

K.W. received a DUI charge in which the results of the state test were a BAC of .142, case RESULTED in a plea to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

A.L. faced a DUI charge in which he submitted to a blood test and the results were a .143, case RESULTED in a plea to a REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

C.F. received a DUI drug and alcohol charge, case NEGOTIATED to a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

N.L. received a DUI charge in which the result of the state test was a .079, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL.

J.G. was facing charges of DUI alcohol and drug combination, she was positive for both alcohol and prescription opioids, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

D.B. was charged with DUI after she blew a .123 on the preliminary breath test, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

H.M. was facing a DUI charge in which he registered a .096 on the state test, case RESULTED in a NON-DUI disposition.

L.C. caused a traffic accident and admitted to drinking a fifth of liquor, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

D.G. received a DUI charge in which her blood alcohol concentration was a .089, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

A.M. received a second charge of DUI in which she registered a .139 on the state test, case NEGOTIATED to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

L.H. was charged with speeding 87/65 and DUI unlawful alcohol concentration for blowing a .123, case RESULTED in a plea to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving and the speeding was DISMISSED.

S.P. received a DUI test and submitted to a blood test, her BAC came back a .081, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

A.J. was facing a DUI charge in which he submitted to the state administered test of his blood, the results were a .181, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

R.M. caused a wreck and was charged with DUI and failure to maintain lane, his blood alcohol concentration came back a .243, case RESUTLED IN ALL CHARGES DISMISSED.

A.T. received a DUI charge after striking a mailbox and blowing a .202 on the state test, case REDUCED to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

C.Q. was stopped for driving the wrong way down the road, he was charged with DUI and submitted to a blood test, the results were a .182, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

T.G. almost struck a patrol car and was charged with DUI, his state test registered a .192, case RESULTED in a plea to reckless driving.

M.R. was charged with a DUI, blood was drawn and came back with a BAC of .203, case RESULTED in a plea to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

R.T. was facing charges of DUI and racing, case NEGOTIATED to a plea to one count of a LESSER offense of reckless driving.

M.S. was a commercial driver with a CDL, he was stopped at a roadblock and received DUI charges, he blew a .166 on the state breath test, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

D.B. was facing a list of charges, DUI, open container, too fast for conditions, obstruction of a law enforcement officer, criminal trespass, obstruction of a 911 call and simple battery family violence, case RESULTED in a plea to REDUCED charges of reckless driving and disorderly conduct, and the remaining charges were DISMISSED.

M.S. was charged with DUI alcohol and drug combination, he blew a .104 on the breath test and admitted to smoking marijuana, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI resolution.

M.W. received his third charge of DUI in which he refused testing, case RESULTED to a plea to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

J.R. was facing his second charge of DUI after he crashed his car, he was charged with DUI drugs and alcohol combination as his blood was positive for both alcohol and marijuana, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

R.M. was facing his third DUI, his blood was drawn and his BAC was a .275, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

M.R. received two serious charges of hit and run and DUI and his blood results were a .143, case RESULTED in REDUCTION of both charges to LESSER offenses, to duty upon striking and reckless driving.

L.M. was a CDL holder facing a DUI charge, she blew a .100 on the state test, case NEGOTIATED to a REDUCED charge, preventing a disqualification of her CDL.

T.M. was a young driver charged with DUI unlawful concentration under 21, DUI drugs and possession of marijuana, his blood results indicated a BAC of .058, marijuana and prescription narcotics, case RESULTED in a plea to reckless driving, all other charges DISMISSED.

O.B. received a second DUI charge in which she refused state testing, case REDUCED to a NON-DUI disposition.

J.S. was facing her third DUI charge in a five year period, at risk of becoming declared a habitual violator, her BAC was a .173, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

K.N. was facing a charge of DUI in which the breath test registered a .112, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

R.B. was charged with a second DUI offense in which he crashed his car into a house, case NEGOTIATED to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

J.M. was charged with a DUI and his blood alcohol concentration was a .098, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

S.S. was a CDL holder facing a charge of DUI in which he blew a .151, case NEGOTIATED to the LESSER OFFENSE of reckless driving, saving his CDL privileges.

M.P. received a charge of DUI in which he registered a .123 on the state breath test, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

L.N. was facing a DUI charge in which he blew a .127 on the preliminary breath test but refused state testing, case RESULTED in a plea to a REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

M.L. was facing a DUI charge, he had four prior charges of DUI and his car had marijuana and an open container when he was stopped, he submitted to a blood test and the results came back a .096, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

K.D. received his second charge of DUI and his blood alcohol concentration was determined to be a .237, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

K.S. received her second charge of DUI after she was found driving on the rim of her flat tire, case NEGOTIATED to a REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

R.J. was charged with DUI and he blew a .115 on the alcosensor, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

H.E. was facing a DUI charge after she was found highly impaired in a parked vehicle, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

J.C. was facing a charge of DUI drugs, his blood was positive for marijuana and he admitted smoking to the officer, case NEGOTIATED to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

K.E. received a DUI charge in which he had an open container of alcohol in the car and blew a .168 on the state test, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

R.P. received a charge of DUI in which he had an open container in the car and refused state testing, case NEGOTIATED to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

R.E. was facing his third DUI charge in which he blew a .311 on the alcosensor, he was found asleep in his car in the road with an open container, case RESULTED in a plea to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

C.H. was facing his eighth charge of DUI, he ran a stop sign and almost hit a patrol car and blew a .167, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER charge of reckless driving.

R.G. received a DUI charge in which he blew a .238 on the alcosensor, case REDUCED to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

J.H. received a DUI charge in which he blew a .184 on the intoxilyzer, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

R.J. received his third DUI charge, after he ran a red light, had an open container in the car and blew a .142, case RESULTED in a plea to a REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

D.H. was facing a DUI in which her blood was drawn and the GBI analyzed it to be a .171 BAC, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

J.H. was facing his second DUI charge, he registered a .115 on the state test, case RESULTED in a plea to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

H.D. was a CDL holder who was charged with DUI, he blew a .095 on the intoxilyzer, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving to save his commercial privileges.

G.F. was the at fault driver in a car accident, he was charged with DUI and blew a .129, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

I.H. was facing a second charge of DUI in which she blew a .160, case REDUCED to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

L.J. received her second charge of DUI and her blood results indicated a .136 BAC, case RESULTED in a plea to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

D.H. was charged with a DUI, his blood alcohol concentration was a .184, case NEGOTIATED to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

S.B. was facing a DUI charge in which his BAC was a .145, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

W.H. was charged with DUI drugs after he was found with marijuana asleep at the wheel, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

S.F. was involved in a wreck and was charged with DUI, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

B.D. was facing his second DUI charge, his blood alcohol concentration was a .127, case NEGOTIATED to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

A.B. received charges of DUI in which she blew a .132, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

R.B. wrecked his car into a pole and received a DUI charge, his blood alcohol concentration results were a .142, case RESULTED in a plea to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

J.B. was charged with DUI and his breath test results were a .139, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

B.P. received charges of DUI and failure to maintain lane, case RESULTED in a plea to failure to maintain lane only, DUI charge DISMISSED.

S.M. was charged with DUI and her impairment level was extremely high, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

D.G. was charged with DUI and blew a .146 on the state test, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

W.F. received three charges, DUI under 21, open container and speeding, case RESULTED in a plea to speeding only, the DUI and open container charges were DISMISSED.

K.M. received a second DUI charge while his first was still pending, his blood alcohol concentration was a .11 and he wrecked his car into a building, case RESULTED in a plea to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

R.R. was charged with DUI and failure to maintain lane, ALL CHARGES DISMISSED.

G.H. wrecked his car and received a DUI in which his blood alcohol concentration was a .145, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

R.C. was charged with DUI and blew a .094, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

C.D. was facing his second DUI in a five year time frame, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

N.T. was involved in a car accident and was charged with DUI, she blew a .111, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

J.W. was charged with a DUI in which he blew a .120, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

T.K. caused a car wreck and received a DUI charge, she registered a .296 on the state test, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

E.M. was facing his third DUI charge within a five year time frame, he blew a .111, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

D.P. was facing his second DUI and blew a .178 on the alcosensor, case NEGOTIATED to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

M.D. was facing his fifth lifetime DUI, he blew a .073 and had an open container of alcohol in the car, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

S.C. received a DUI charge in which her blood came back a BAC of .105, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

B.P. wrecked his car and was charged with DUI, his blood results came back .056, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

R.M. received his second charge of DUI, he blew a .199 on the state test after crashing into a median, case RESULTED in a plea to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

R.P. was facing a DUI charge in which he blew a .100 on the alcosensor, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

A.A. wrecked his car into a tree and his blood results were positive for THC and he admitted to smoking marijuana, he was charged with DUI drugs, case RESULTED in a plea to reckless driving.

G.A. hit a parked car and a curb in a parking lot, he admitted to taking various impairing drugs, and was charged with DUI drugs, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

D.D. was charged with DUI and drug possession, he was a CDL driver, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL of DUI, saving his CDL license.

A.C. received charges of DUI and the state test returned a .170 BAC, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

M.W. was charged with a DUI in which his blood alcohol concentration was a .138, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

T.D. was charged with DUI and her blood results were a .118, case RESULTED in a plea to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

J.L. was facing DUI charges after he blood showed a BAC of .088, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

C.S. received DUI charges, he blew under the limit, a .074 but the state was still going forward with prosecution, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

M.L. was charged with a DUI after he blew a .08, case NEGOTIATED to LESSER offense of reckless driving.

Z.V. received a second charge of DUI in which he blew a .163, case RESULTED in a plea to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

C.D. was facing a DUI in which his BAC was a .112, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

T.M. went through a roadblock and admitted marijuana usage and was charged with DUI drugs, case REDUCED to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

H.P. was facing her second charge of DUI in which she was involved in an accident and registered a .192 on the state test, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

C.E. received a DUI after blowing a .124, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

M.D. was a CDL driver facing a DUI charge in which he blew a .118, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

L.D. had a DUI in which she blew a .177, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

M.C. was facing a DUI charge in which his blood alcohol concentration was a .167, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

H.M. received a DUI charge in which he blew a .17 on the alcosensor, case NEGOTIATED to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

K.C. received his second charge of DUI and an open container charge, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL of open container and plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

K.B. was facing a DUI in which her blood results came back as a .127, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

D.C. received a DUI charge, his preliminary breath test registered a .129 and his blood results indicated a BAC of .114, case NEGOTIATED to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

S.C. received DUI charges after blowing a .175, case RESULTED in a plea to reckless driving.

A.L. received DUI charges in which she registered a .132 on the intoxilyzer, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER charge of reckless driving.

J.P. caused a car accident and was charged with DUI after blowing a .103, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

R.M. was facing a charge of DUI in which he was stopped at a roadblock and admitted to alcohol consumption but refused state testing, case RESULTED in a plea to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

W.M. wrecked his car and was charged with DUI alcohol, he refused state testing, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

M.H. received his third charge of DUI in which his BAC was determined to be .264, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

J.H. was facing his second DUI charge, he blew a .170 on the preliminary breath test, case NEGOTIATED to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

J.B. received a DUI charge in which his blood alcohol concentration was a .180, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

T.B. received a DUI charge in which he registered a .137 on the state test, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

B.B. crashed into a guardrail and her BAC was a .104, she was charged with DUI, case NEGOTIATED to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

L.H. was facing a DUI in which he blew a .094, case REDUCED to the LESSER offense of reckless driving, saving his security clearance and career.

J.B. was facing her fourth lifetime DUI charge, she was charged with DUI alcohol and drug combination and hit and run, case RESULTED in a plea to reckless driving, hit and run charges dismissed.

D.Z. wrecked his car and received charges of DUI, case RESULTED in a NON-DUI disposition.

J.W. was facing his second DUI charge in 5 years, case NEGOTIATED to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

S.W. received charges of DUI and failure to yield to pedestrians after almost running over pedestrians in the crosswalk, he blew a .210 and his blood alcohol concentration was .199, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL of ALL CHARGES.

G.B. ran off the road and crashed his car, his blood was positive for marijuana and he was charged with DUI drugs, case RESULTED in a plea to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

M.S. was facing a DUI charge in which she blew a .202 on the intoxilyzer case REDUCED to reckless driving.

D.J. received a DUI charge after he was traveling down the road in excess of 100 miles per hour, he refused state testing but performed poorly on roadside sobriety tests, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

S.O. was charged with DUI alcohol drug combination, her blood alcohol testing showed positive for both marijuana and alcohol at a level of .071, case NEGOTIATED to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

J.I. was facing his second DUI charge in which he caused a car accident and blew a .225, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

A.D. was charged with DUI for the second time after he blew a .147 on the state test, case NEGOTIATED to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

S.C. was charged with DUI after he had beer in the car and crashed into a ditch, even though he had two prior DUI convictions, this case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER charge of reckless driving.

A.S. was charged with DUI after he was stopped at a roadblock, his blood was drawn and he was discovered to have a BAC of .132, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

T.S. was charged with DUI combination alcohol and drugs, she was found to have an open bottle of liquor and the car smelled like marijuana, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

J.C. was charged with DUI drugs after ramming her car into a tree and being under the influence of multiple impairing prescription drugs, case NEGOTIATED to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

D.R. was facing his second charge of DUI, he was unruly with the officers, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER charge of reckless driving.

B.W. crashed his car into a ditch and blew a .148 on the state intoxilyzer, case NEGOTIATED to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

T.M. received charges of DUI alcohol and drug combination, her blood came positive for prescription drugs and a BAC of .069, DUI charged DISMISSED.

F.P. was a CDL driver who was facing a DUI charge, case REDUCED to reckless driving to save his career.

W.H. was charged with DUI drugs, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL of DUI charges.

P.T. hit a parked car and blew a .322 on the state test, and received charges of DUI, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

M.M. was facing a DUI charge in which his BAC was a .087, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

T.M. was facing his second charge of DUI, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI resolution.

L.B. was facing his second DUI charge, he refused the state test but case RESULTED in no license suspension, and his charges REDUCED to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

H.D. was facing charges of failure to maintain lane, DUI, hit and run, driving with a suspended license, no proof of insurance and open container, case RESULTED in a DISMISSAL of ALL charges.

M.R. received a DUI charge in which blood was drawn and had a reported BAC of .283, cased RESULTED in DISMISSAL.

B.V. was stopped for avoiding a roadblock, he was charged with DUI and he submitted to a blood test which showed a BAC of .110, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL.

B.D. was charged with failure to maintain lane and DUI in which he blew a .231 on the alcosensor, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL.

B.B. received a DUI charge in which his blood alcohol concentration was a .197, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL of DUI.

C.F. was facing a DUI in which he blew a .101, case NEGOTIATED to the LESSER charge of reckless driving.

E.D. was facing his third DUI after running off the road and crashing his car, case RESULTED in a NON-DUI disposition.

C.J. was facing his second DUI, this time a DUI drugs in which he caused a wreck and had a number of different impairing medications in his blood, case RESULTED in a plea to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

T.R. received a DUI drugs in which he admitted smoking marijuana and marijuana was found in the car, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

M.R. was charged with DUI and refused state testing, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

R.F. was facing DUI and speeding charges in which his blood results were over the legal limit, they were a .081, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL of all charges.

M.R. received a DUI charge after he was observed striking a traffic cone and his blood alcohol level was a .117, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL.

A.D. was facing a DUI charge in which she blew a .140, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

D.G. received charges of DUI after he blew a .125 on the state test, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

B.H. was charged with hit and run and DUI after causing a wreck, leaving the scene of an accident and having a blood alcohol concentration of a .09, case RESULTED in a plea to REDUCED charges of duty upon striking a fixture and reckless driving, saving her license.