Feb 19, 2022 · The Superior Court of Guam ruled in favor of the People of Guam’s motion to revoke Attorney John Bell’s pre-trial release. Superior Court of Guam made the ruling due to his violating his pre-trial release conditions multiple times. PNC previously reported that Attorney John Bell was arrested late last year on charges of terrorizing ...
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Aug 28, 2019 · John H. Bell. A deputy prosecuting attorney for Woodruff County was arrested Monday evening in White County on charges of driving while intoxicated for the third time, according to jail records ...
Aug 29, 2019 · BALD KNOB — An Arkansas prosecutor has been arrested for a third time for driving while intoxicated. Jail records show John H. Bell faces charges of DWI on a suspended license and a DWI-3rd offense following his Monday arrest in White County.
They charged him with DUI, speeding, and unlawfully carrying of gun. He used his Constitutional right to refuse a breathalyzer test. Two days after his arrest, he announced he was ending his campaign for the U.S. Congress. In addition, he would not seek re-election to the South Carolina House. A court later dropped the charge.
Many politicians arrested for drunk driving experience the arrest at night. That’s because police make most arrests for impaired driving after midnight. The proportion of people drinking is much, much higher at that time. Especially after midnight police carefully watch for any sign of intoxication of drivers.
Kevin Brady. A trooper arrested him when he was attending a homecoming weekend at his alma mater. It was in his hometown of Vermillion, SD. He pleaded no contest. The court fined Brady $350 and suspended his right to drive in the state for 30 days. It also required him to pay $53 in court fees.
Sen. Mike Crapo of Idaho pleaded guilty to DUI in 2013. The court ordered him to pay a fine of $250 and complete an alcohol safety course. The state of Virginia, where Crapo committed the crime, suspended his driver’s license for a year.
In 2007, police arrested Rep. Trish Groe for DWI with a suspended license. Conviction would be a felony. This would cause her to give up her seat in the legislature. So a plea bargain reduced the charge to a misdemeanor.
State Sen. Roy Ashburn pleaded no contest to two counts of DWI. The court sentenced him to two days in jail and three years of probation. The state suspended his driver’s license and fined him nearly $2,000. It also required him to take a class for DUI offenders.
John McGee. In 2011, an officer arrested state Sen. John McGee for drunken driving and grand theft. While walking intoxicated, McGee saw an unlocked SUV with the keys inside. He drove the vehicle instead of continuing to walk.