Shelby County Prosecutors Cracking Down on Drunk Drivers

The deaths of four women on Christmas Eve at the hands of an accused drunk driver was a deadly reminder of how dangerous drinking and driving can be, and the Shelby County DA's office is doing all it can to keep the roads safe.

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cbinflux - 1/5/2012 11:59 AM
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Another data point will be the DUI case of Atty. Montesi, of Gatti, Keltner, Bienvenu & Montesi. Did he also get a (advertising $$$?) pass at WREG? http://tinyurl.com/Montesi-DUI-datapoint

EXC0P - 12/29/2011 6:21 PM
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Bookmark this story to reference back when the next SCSO or MPD cop makes the news for DUI, should make for an interesting comparison as to which class the crack down is not aimed at. Doesn't take much Google-Fu to find Memphis cops historically get a free ride when it comes to DUI. Ain't that right Maj Jolly?
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