DUI Phoenix Arizona

A Sells woman was sentenced to five years in prison on Friday for a DUI crash that killed a U.S. Border Patrol Agent more than a year ago, reports the Arizona Daily Star

We previously reported that members of the Arizona state legislature were starting off the New Year with the ambitious goal of fighting cellphone use in cars . Now, a pair of bills is slowly, but successfully, making its way through the state legislature. Legislation banning teens from using cellphones in their car for the first six months that they have a license has achieved its first few steps in becoming a law

In addition to the typical penalties for a DUI – such as jail time, fines and license suspension – a DUI conviction could negatively impact your employment. Take, for example, former Phoenix police sergeant John Flanagan

We all know drugs are bad, but did you know they can make you do stupid things? Real stupid things, in fact

A suspected Tucson DUI crash left one woman dead and two people injured , reports the Associated Press. A 41-year-old, unidentified man allegedly drove his Dodge Charger head-on into a Nissan carrying 46-year-old Elizabeth G

With reportedly 425 cases of sexual abuse against children in Maricopa County in the past six months, the need for sexual assault education and prevention is apparent.

A Phoenix man is facing serious charges after two ten-year-old girls claimed he sexually molested them , reports ABC 15. Forty-six-year-old John Bain was arrested on Tuesday on charges of three counts of sexual assault, three counts of molestation of a child, two counts of child prostitution, and four counts of furnishing obscene material to a child. Both victims were reportedly acquaintances of Bain.

Cuddles? Cuddle-cakes? Cuddle-bear

Instead of driving with a license, a Mesa man allegedly decided it was better to drive early Sunday morning with an open container of alcohol in his car and a blood alcohol level nearly three times the legal limit , reports The Arizona Republic . Twenty-eight-year-old Eden Lopez-Flores was pulled over by Mesa police at two in the morning on Sunday for a routine traffic stop when officers noticed tell-tale signs of intoxication. Lopez-Flores reportedly admitted to drinking a few cans of Bud Light before driving, and officers found an open 12 ounce can from the “King of Beers” in his car

Doggie alcoholism — it’s a problem. In fact, it’s such a major concern in the U.K. that a British court has barred a man from owning a dog for 3 years.