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By Michelle Paynter   bio  emailCHATHAM COUNTY, GA (WTOC)   Police say there were a lot of drunk drivers out on the road over the holiday weekend and many of them wound up in the Chatham County jail.From Garden City to Savannah to Thunderbolt, police say it was all too easy to find people driving drunk.Garden City police pulled over a driver on New Year Eve after they say they caught him speeding and weaving from lane to lane.He had his family in the car with him. Police charged him with DUI.Officers caught the whole thing on dash cam video inside the patrol car. The video shows one officer who found beer in the car.

Her first news shots were with the box like Speed Graphic camera, which required insertion of a new frame of film for each shot. Then came a Rollei with a 10 shot roll of film, and finally 35 mm cameras that held 36 shot film rolls and had sophisticated range finders and other attachments. As she retired, color photography for newspapers was in its experimental stages..

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People drive, but they are UNAWARE of what is going on around them! Either they are in another world, AGED and should not be driving or reading texts and replying. (WE can tell you are texting, even if you hide your phone.) I don think if you are talking on the phone you are even aware of what is going on around you! I like the option to get tag numbers and turn these people in. I have a smart phone but I don use it when I drive, I pull over if I think I REALLY need to see the message.( 10 times out of 10 I don need to see it)..

Frederick Lewis was arrested on Feb. 12 following an investigation by the Michigan State Police. He was charged with two counts of criminal sexual conduct first degree involving a minor under the age of 13. Police are generally legally empowered to go anywhere in order to "make inquiries" either into a past crime or to prevent an envisaged future crime being committed, but policemen do also sometimes bend the rules. That could involve peeping through windows particularly if they knock on the front door and nobody answers, but whether they could gain entry to the premises may depend on whether the present occupier allows them to go inside. But generally they may need a warrant to go in legally if refused..