Showing posts with label DWI. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DWI. Show all posts

Friday, October 5, 2012

Updates About the Couple Who Drive into a Huntington Woman's Home


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Taking the Rap for a DWI when it isn't really your fault! A DWI is an occurrence that can be avoided- but it happens more frequently than not. If you are caught driving while intoxicated there are charges that you will be responsible for and if you do not adhere to them properly it can be even worse.  

In this case, 21- year old Sophia Anderson took the blame for the DWI that her ex-boyfriend really committed. On May 28, 2012, Sophia Anderson and her ex- boyfriend Dan Sajewksi plowed a Mercedes through a Huntington home.  Anderson was manipulated by Sajewski to take the blame for this accident because she knew he was already facing criminal charges in three counties.

Since the accident, Anderson has been dealing with the media, charges and lawyers and now she has come out and said she was not the one who drove the car, that it was indeed Sajewski.  The DWI charges against Anderson will be dropped, but she will still face a charge for lying to the police. Her lawyer said Anderson had to do what was right.

It is always better to be safe than sorry and in this case two people were in the car that drove into an elderly woman’s house. They both will pay for their mistakes.

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Friday, July 6, 2012

DWI Rates High on Fourth of July!

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Last Fourth of July there were 100 DWI arrests in Long Island. Sadly, only 2 percent of drunk drivers are caught, meaning there could have been as many as 5,000 people driving under the influence on Long Island last Fourth of July.


With that said, Rep. Steve Israel, MADD, and DADSS called on Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood to spend 10.5 million from the Surface Transportation bill to be used in anti-DWI technology research.

While we wait for this technology to be put into affect, reporting drunk driving and taking away someone’s keys are important prevention strategies.

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