Tuesday, January 24, 2012

Does the sex for no San Diego DUI scandal ever stop? Now a twenty-four-year-old man has reportedly joined a list of women!

Does the sex for no San Diego DUI scandal ever stop? Now a twenty-four-year-old man has reportedly joined a list of women, who claim they were sexually assaulted by former San Diego police officer, Anthony Arevalos. Yes a man filed a claim against the city of San Diego Monday.

This latest, purported victim claims Arevalos groped him last September during a traffic stop. The man says another officer arrived, and arrested him for a San Diego California DUI.

Arevalos was found guilty by a jury in San Diego of 8 felonies, related to 5 female victims, and is looking at up to 10 years behind bars at February's sentencing.

Sunday, January 22, 2012

Man popped for San Diego DUI 3 times in 5 days - $100,000 bail

$100,000.00 is the amount of bail for San Diego County resident David Lakarnafeaux, an IB (Imperial Beach) guy busted for DUI 3 times in 5 days, say criminal defense attorneys.

San Diego Sheriff's were told of an alleged drunk driver on Seacoast Drive in Imperial Beach about 6:30 a.m. Sunday. When they arrived, they found the man had walked inside a bar on Palm Avenue and Seacoast Drive, DUI lawyers are told.

When deputies arrested him, they discovered that Lakarnafeaux had already been arrested for a San Diego county DUI 2 times in the past week, first Tuesday by San Diego DUI police and then again on Thursday by California Highway Patrol.

Wednesday he has a court appearance. AA's would be a good start asap.

Saturday, January 21, 2012

Purchase a hand-held breath test estimator gadget to help avoid a San Diego DUI and the cost of having to retain a drunk driving attorney / DUI lawyer

If you are having a nice dinner tonight with wine or a cocktail, but are worried that a San Diego county/area DUI police officer may stop or even arrest you for drunk driving, make your worry go away. How?

Simple purchase of one of these hand-held breath test estimators may mean the difference between freedom and jail. From $49.99! Better than a $10,000 + headache!

Many San Diego DUI cops testify when questioned by lawyers that they would let someone walk if they blow under the .08% BAC legal limit. (This means the field sobriety tests given by San Diego DUI police are meaningless.)

So do yourself a favor - make sure you blow below.

Otherwise, you'll have to get a DUI attorney specialist in San Diego to challenge the arrest and testing procedures, applicability or reliability.

Thursday, January 19, 2012

Friday Night San Diego DUI Checkpoint in San Diego, lawyers learn.

The San Diego Police Department has planned a DUI checkpoint from 10 p.m. to 3:30 a.m. Friday night, criminal defense lawyers just heard. Too bad clubs don't close at 4.

At an undisclosed drunk driving location, San Diego DUI Officers will be looking for drivers who appear to be under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol and conducting sobriety tests, attorneys warn.

For a list of all known San Diego county DUI Locations, visit this free valuable site. This site will update the exact location when it becomes known. Please email rick@SanDiegoDUI.com if you become aware of this location.

Wednesday, January 18, 2012

Think twice before you call police names if stopped for a San Diego DUI or investigated for a drunk driving charge in California

You could be sued. The California DUI police officer who exposed Mel Gibson's anti-Jew rant at the time of a 2006 Drunk Driving arrest may pursue his discrimination case in civil court.

Mel said he was sorry to Jewish leaders after California DUI Sheriff Deputy James Mee revealed Mel attacked his faith after he charged him with a California in Malibu.

The victim claims he suffered taunts and missed out on career advancement following the arrest for DUI in California. A jury may deterimine if he is a victim of discrimination because of his religion.

The Jewish police officer filed suit in 2010, claiming he was overlooked for promotion after complaining to his bosses that Gibson received preferential treatment from deputies. He also alleged his superiors ordered him to remove parts of his report about Gibson's arrest, "effectively participating in covering up the anti-Semitic" tirade.