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- Backing Up On Highway Ramp, Driver Is Charged With DUI
Posted on 5/5/2010 - 2 Teens Hurt, 1 Charged With DUI In Route 146 Crash
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Posted on 4/15/2010 - Drunk Driver Accused Of Causing Crash Faces Deportation
Posted on 4/12/2010 - Driver Nearing Troopers on Highway Charged with DUI
Posted on 3/9/2010 - Central Falls Councilwoman Pleads No Contest To DUI
Posted on 2/22/2010 - Police Get Warrant To Test Driver's Blood In Fatal Crash
Posted on 2/15/2010 - Richmond Woman Faces Drunken Driving Charges After Route 95 Crash
Posted on 2/15/2010 - North Kingstown Man Charged After Driving Car Onto Half-Frozen Pond
Posted on 2/1/2010 - Man Will Face Drunken Driving Charges In Hit-Run Crash
Posted on 1/20/2010
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Police Get Warrant To Test Driver's Blood In Fatal Crash
Posted on Feb 15, 2010
The driver of an SUV that crashed into two Brown University students, killing one and injuring another, is under arrest on felony drunken driving charges. After the driver refused a test for alcohol, the police obtained a warrant to take blood samples to determine whether there was alcohol in his blood.
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