Monthly Archives - November 2010

This past Tuesday on a suburban Dallas highway Oklahoma State star wide receiver Justin Blackmon was arrested for DUI which now holds his status with the team unclear while headed into the final weeks of the regular season. Blackmon was polled over at approximately 3:45 AM after officers clocked him traveling at 92 mph in a 60 mph zone on the highway. The officers then performed a field sobriety test and determine Blackmon was driving under the influence and was placed under arrest. Court records did not indicate whether or not Blackmon had a DUI attorney but he was bonded out of jail and has  a November 23 court appearance. A DUI attorney San Diego advised. At the time he was driving under the influence, Blackmon was carrying three passengers in his vehicle and after the arrest was made that vehicle was released to one of the other passengers who was the proper owner of the vehicle. San Diego DUI Lawyer

A 52-year-old San Diego man has been sentenced to 11 years in prison for running over a woman in his car while he was driving drunk San Diego and then fleeing the scene.

In an emotional setting, Bruce Hanson apologized in court to the mother and two sisters of the 35-year-old victim Alejandra Vasquez of San Diego. Hansen called his decision a "horrible decision" that he made that evening and panicked he left the scene.

Vazquez was killed in the early morning hours on February 19 when she got out of her car and was reaching for an item in her backseat when she was struck by Hansen's vehicle traveling between 40 and 50 mph.

At the time, she was on her way to work as a catering truck driver for a local lunch service.

The very next day Hanson was arrested at his home. The San Diego DUI attorney advised that San Diego police were alerted when the owner of a vehicle that looked to be damaged was dropped off at a salvage yard without its license plates. They were able to use the cars identification number to track it back to Hanson.