Failure to communicate leaves offenders a loophole (The Vicksburg Post)

14 November 2008, 6:41 am

A Texas man arrested on suspicion of first-offense drunken driving posted a $200 bond and walked out of a Nebraska jail without facing a judge. It wasn’t his first DUI arrest, or second, or even his third. It was 44-year-old Robert Hood’s fourth DUI arrest in three states in less than two weeks.... Read More »

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