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Ryan Dinsmore was arrested and held for 3 hours under suspicion of DWI. His disability led officers to think him intoxicated.
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Under Virginia law, any person caught driving with a blood alcohol level of greater than 0.15 faces a 5 day minimum jail sentence.
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If convicted of being a "habitual drunkard", Michael S. Roberts of Gloucester Virginia would face a fine of up to $2500 for the possession or consumption of alcohol.
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Aaron Fike says that his story is proof that NASCAR's drug testing policy doesn't work.
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Angel Dailey, 16, awaits trial in juvenile lock-up, on felony charges of corrupting a child with drugs.
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5000 Canadians in 4 cities will race between 10 bars in an attempt to break the Guinness Record for the world's largest pub crawl. MADD calls the event "A recipe for disaster."
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DC residents are taking more medicine than they think they are.
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Beer sales earn presidential candidate John McCain a lot of money. Will he be, as some activists worry - a Budweiser president?
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A 34 year old Oklahoman woman spent a night behind bars after her 4 year old daughter went to school, drunk.
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Not a proud week for NYC cops. One arrested for drug dealing, another arrested for assisting in a prostitution ring which employed victims as young as 13.
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An 11 month old baby found with a blood alcohol content of 0.118 has left two facing serious prison time.
(0)Why do high achievers like doctors and lawyers, politicians and professional athletes, famous actors and rock stars, business owners and executives succumb to drugs, alcohol, and depression? The answer is simpler than you might think. Recent results from surveys and research conducted by a drug treatment website have shown highly productive people have made up the majority of the populations at many drug/alcohol treatment centers.
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