Hoboken Police, responding to a call about multiple car crashes involving parked cars, found a pair of women who had allegedly been alternating driving chores in a small-scale drunk driving spree. Inside the car, officers found 23-year-old Janelle Green, a New Jersey resident, behind the wheel and 24-year-old Jamila Banks, a resident of Alexandria, Virginia, in the passenger seat.
As is so often the case, it’s the minor stuff that ultimately leads intoxicated drivers to get into trouble. For Kyle Francis of Galloway Township, while allegedly driving drunk was the source of his issues, his decision to pass multiple cars in a no-passing zone seems to have led him to crash his Chevy Equinox into a Nissan Sentra around 5:15 p.m. on April 2 as he illegally proceeded down South York Road.
A wrong-way crash in the Lincoln Tunnel in Weehawken wasn’t the first drunk driving case that Jets linebacker Dylan Donahue had been party to since being drafted into the NFL last May.
Underage drinking is illegal in New Jersey, so drivers who are under 21 face a slightly different landscape in DWI law, as one Forked River 17-year-old is learning.
If you’re someone who enjoys an adult beverage while flying your drone, you might need to reconsider for a minute.
After a California DUI arrest that could land him in prison, Basketball Hall of Famer Dennis Rodman has come to New Jersey to park himself in rehab for alcohol abuse.
A New Jersey snowplow driver with a history of DWIs made headlines in January when he crashed a Department of Transportation-owned snow removal vehicle into two cars along Route 23 in Pequannock.
For one Valhalla, New York, man, the “NOT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION” label should have been a giveaway that what he was about to consume might be a bad choice before hitting the road.
Voters in New Jersey’s fifth district might be breathing a sigh of relief about their electoral choices after a former candidate for its congressional seat was charged with drunk driving after crashing his pickup truck into a house in Newton.
In Lacey Township, police didn’t have to go far to find an allegedly drunk driver who struck another vehicle when he turned his Ford F-150 into the Walmart parking lot on Route 9, striking the read of a Jeep Patriot that was waiting to leave the lot.
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*The reference to 1,402 cases without a DWI conviction applies to cases prior to November 1, 2018. This information should not create an unjustified expectation that similar results can be obtained for others without regard to the specific factual and legal circumstances.
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