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David O Defense – Criminal And DUI Litigation – Accreditation By Better Business Bureau

David O Defense – Criminal And DUI Litigation – Accreditation By Better Business Bureau

David O Defense Criminal and DUI Litigation is proud to announce its commitment to the marketplace ethics by earning Accreditation with Better Business Bureau.  As a BBB Accredited Business, David O Defense has met BBB’s Code of Business Practices and has agreed to maintain honest and reliable business practices.

BBB’s Accreditation Program recognizes dependable businesses that are making the public pledge to:  Be transparent, be responsive to customers, advertise honestly, honor promises, and act with integrity.

The DUI and criminal defense attorneys at David O Defense want current and prospective clients to feel confident that David O Defense is a reputable law firm they can trust and depend on.  The attorneys are strongly committed to lead the Seattle and Washington State criminal defense marketplace with strong values, trustworthiness, client care, and integrity.

Reese Witherspoon Is All Smiles – Despite Disorderly Conduct and DUI Pleas

Reese Witherspoon Is All Smiles – Despite Disorderly Conduct and DUI Pleas

Last Saturday, Oscar nominated actress Reese Witherspoon was spotted in LAX airport wearing a City of Atlanta Police baseball cap along with a smirky smile.  This wardrobe “peace making” or “up yours” moment occurred shortly after Reese and her husband, Jim Toth, pleaded guilty on Thursday to charges filed against them by the Atlanta Police.

Early in the morning on April 19th, Atlanta police saw, Jim Toth’s silver Ford Fusion swerving in and out of lanes.  They pulled him over, Reese was in the passenger’s seat, and could smell a strong odor of alcohol on their breaths, police suspected DUI.

Police began investigating Toth for DUI, having him perform the DUI field sobriety tests and blow into the DUI breath test.  Witherspoon, was becoming extremely agitated, and got out of the car.  The officer ordered her back into the car, of which she was compliant the first time.

However, the second time the drunk actress got out of the car, who repeatedly said she was a “U.S. citizen,” tried playing her celebrity card stating ” Do you know my name?  The officer replied, ” No, I don’t need to know your name.”  An irritated Reese responded with, ” You’re about to find out who I am … You are going to be on national news!”  The officer quickly handcuffed and arrested her for interfering with his DUI investigation.

Both Jim and Reese were arrested and taken to the police station.  Jim was charged with DUI, breathalyzer test results .139, and Reese charged with disorderly conduct.

After making public apologies for making poor decisions to drive drunk and disrespecting Atlanta police, the couple took responsibility for their actions and plead guilty to their charges.

Reese Witherspoon had to pay a $213.00 fine and her husband, pleading guilty to a DUI, was   ordered to perform 40 hours of community service, attend a DUI alcohol education program, and is on probation for 12 months.

Atlanta police recently relased statements concerning Reeses Atlanta police hat, saying they did not give it to her, it’s a knock off, and it’s ugly.

 

Written by S.O

 

Seattle Police DUI Squad

Seattle Police DUI Squad

Here are some interesting facts about the Seattle police “DUI squad.”

1)  While enforcing traffic laws, DUI squad officers have authority to further investigate individuals for DUI, driving under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs.

2)  DUI squad police may be called to the scene of a car collision to specifically investigate drivers for DUI.

3)  Patrol officers who have stopped an individual suspect of DUI, call DUI squad officers to assist with the investigation of alcohol and/or drug impairment.

4)  Seattle DUI squad officers work late evening hours to early morning hours 7:30PM to  4:30 AM.  The DUI squad police are also required to be on call 24/7 to respond to any situation requiring their DUI expertise.

5)  DUI squad officers appear in court frequently to provide testimony on DUI arrests. DUI charge is the most litigated misdemeanor crime in Washington State.

6)  Most DUI squad officers undergo two weeks of extensive education and certification to become DRE’s (Drug Recognition Experts).  DRE’s have the ability to determine if an individual is under the influence of drugs other than, or in addition to, alcohol.

All information listed above was derived from www.seattle.gov