Recent Posts in high BAC Category

A Turlock Unified School District bus driver has been arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol.  

Lorna Gollihar was driving the yellow school bus when, according to KCRA.com, officers received a phone call that she was weaving and running vehicles off State Route 99 in Stockton. There were no children on the bus at the time of the stop.  Once pulled over, Gollihar failed the field sobriety test and was booked at the San Joaquin County Jail with a DUI and a BAC of .08% or more.

If you have been arrested in San Joaquin County for a DUI, contact a knowledgeable California DUI Defense Attorney for more information. 

26-year-old Jason Andrew Sabedra was arrested for drunk driving in the California Highway Patrol parking lot.  Apparently, Sabedra thought he was at the McKinleyville store when he drove his 2002 Pontiac Grand Am into the CHP lot.  CHP officers came out to investigate the loud music.  Sabedra ran over a concrete bumper eventually peeling out and causing the CHP to move nearby onlookers to safety.

Receiving a DUI can affect all aspects of your life.  You could lose your job, license and even face jail time.  No matter what the circumstances of your case, the best idea is to contact a qualified California DUI lawyer.  Fill out our free online California DUI case evaluation now and receive an instant call back from a leading drunk driving attorney. 

Stephen Paladino was arrested for a fourth offense drunk driving charge when he tried to deliver groceries to the wrong house.  According to Folsom Police Department, Paladino intended on delivering groceries to his ex-wife when he accidentally went to a stranger's door.  That stranger subsequently reported the "extremely tipsy" delivery man to police with a vivid description of him and the SUV he was driving.   Paladino was arrested with a BAC of .30 nearly four times the legal limit.

If you or someone you know has been arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol then the first call you should make is to a dedicated Sacramento DUI defense attorney.  Time is of the essence, you have only ten calendar days from the date of arrest to contact the California Department of Motor Vehicles and request a stay on the automatic suspension of your license.  Contact our team of leading Sacramento drunk driving lawyers now for a free case consultation.