Douches like this should be banned from driving a car for LIFE. Ride the bus forever.
Two Monterey police officers were injured early Thursday when an alleged drunken driver collided head-on with their patrol car near downtown.
Cory Overton, 21, of Marina, was arrested and charged with two felonies, including causing injury while driving impaired and for driving under the influence.
On March 12, Corn was taken into custody for violating terms of his juvenile probation. The Monterey County District Attorney’s Office would not release details of Corn’s juvenile charges.
Only 18 and has a rap sheet. Couldn’t have been a previous alcohol related violation, now could it?
Cops are looking for the supplier of the alcohol to the underage drinkers. .
The SUV was later reported stolen to Pacific Grove police by 19-year-old Christopher Veloz, Pacific Grove Police Chief Darius Engles said Tuesday.
Veloz is the son of Seaside police Cmdr. Chris Veloz. The commander said he does not live in Pacific Grove and would not comment on the crash.
Veloz, 19, told police he had visitors at his home in Pacific Grove and fell asleep between midnight and 1 a.m. Sunday while the guests where there, Engles said.
Veloz said he was awakened about 4 a.m. by a phone call from his father, who told him the SUV had been involved in an accident.
Owner Of Stolen SUV In DUI Is Seaside Police Commander’s Son
Aaron needs to never drive a car again. Bus rider for life. Parents, what ARE you teaching your kids?
Five Pacific Grove teenagers were injured, three of them seriously, after the stolen car they were riding in ran off the road in Skyline Forest early Sunday morning, police reported.
The 1996 Toyota 4 Runner, driven by Aaron Corn, 18, was reported stolen out of Pacific Grove, according to Police Lt. Leslie Sonné, and alcohol is believed to have been involved in the crash.
5 P.G. Teens In Stolen Car, Driver Drunk, What Could Go Wrong?
(Santa Cruz Sentinel)
Popped by a citizen via cell phone.
A Monterey man whose driver’s license was suspended from a past driving under the influence conviction was arrested early Wednesday in South County after someone called 911 to report a possible drunken driver, the California Highway Patrol reported.
Sean Joseph Connors, 24, allegedly was driving erratically on Highway 1 near Airport Boulevard around 2:40 a.m., the CHP reported. He was pulled over and arrested on suspicion of DUI and driving with a suspended license.
Sounds like it’s the same guy that left his phone behind after breaking into a car.
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Medicated to the max.
According to testimony at her preliminary hearing, (King) had traces of seven prescribed drugs and a small amount of marijuana in her system. She has five prior convictions for driving under the influence and faces a potential life sentence if convicted.
DUI, Underage drinking, property damage, hit and run, injury to others, yes – This stupid kid should NEVER be allowed behind the wheel for the rest of his life. Barely legal age and starting out with a bang.
The CHP said the crash occurred about 2:50 a.m. when Yant, for unknown reasons, drove a 2009 Hyundai Sonata off a small cliff, coming to rest on the rocks at the water line. . .
The driver, 18-year-old Richard Yant IV, was found at Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula about an hour later. He was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol, officials said.
“Officers had enough indicators, when they contacted them, to see signs of him being impaired,” CHP Officer Robert Lehman said.
Lehman said Yant’s father had taken him for treatment for a small cut to his hand.
Quote from August 21, in an interview with the Weakly:
“I tried becoming an alcoholic,” he said jokingly, “but it didn’t work.”
Is this the same Colon-Jello that used to be the P.G. City Manager?
Please, never let this inconsiderate druggie behind the wheel again.
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Deborah King will stand trial in the death of Joel Woods, who died after he was struck by King’s SUV as he picked up his son at Pacific Grove Middle School.
Toxicology reports described at the hearing showed that King, 52, had traces of eight different drugs in her system at the time of the accident on Sept. 2, 2008.
She had prescriptions for seven of them, and most were at “therapeutic levels.” The other drug was a small quantity of THC, a chemical found in marijuana, which could have entered her system weeks earlier.
Officer John Purdam, the first to respond to the accident, said he was told by a witness that King nearly rear-ended her at the Highway 1 exit onto Monterey-Salinas Highway moments before she crashed into Woods’ truck, which was parked at the curb outside the school at 835 Forest Ave.
A second witness told Purdam that she saw King’s vehicle drifting out of its lane and weaving through traffic as it approached the school.
In prison or a mental facility, King will never be free to operate a car again. That’s good.
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Prosecutor Steve Somers confirmed Tuesday that Deborah King is being returned to Monterey County to face prosecution for allegedly running down 35-year-old Joel Woods as he was picking up his son outside Pacific Grove Middle School on Sept. 2, 2008.
King, who has five drunken-driving convictions in Kern County, is charged with murder and vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. Somers alleges that she was under the influence of prescription drugs when the accident occurred.