A  Most Dangerous Intoxicated Person
James Edward Spivey 37 Of Chadbourn, N.C. .
blood -alcohol level when arrested  .17 in August 2010
Arrested by a  North Carolina Highway Patrol Trooper
He goes free of DWI -  Free No Charge.

The State asked for a continuance
 We thank God that he did not kill any citizen.
Our state's court chose to let him go FREE .They refused to punish Him. My opinion is that people that drive this drunk  should never drive, and the court should have a mandate to hear each case
no matter how many times the case was put off or who he is.



A person convicted of DWI will also have his or her license suspended by NCDOT’s Division of Motor Vehicles for at least one year. Persons with a prior DWI conviction may be subject to punishment as a felon and their vehicle may be seized and sold.  The full law

Motorists with a blood alcohol concentration at or greater than 0.08 percent are charged with driving while impaired. Minimum punishment is a possible fine of up to $200 and a possible term of imprisonment ranging from 24 hours to 30 days. Maximum punishment is a possible fine of up to $4,000 and a possible term of imprisonment ranging from 30 days to two years.  The full law

A  Most Dangerous Intoxicated Person Jose Luis Trejo  39  Tabor City, N.C.   Arrested by Our Sheriffs's Deputy with a blood-alcohol level of .23 when arrested on Nov.  2011. We thank God that he did not kill any citizen. Our state's court chose to send him to jail for 80 days. My opinion  is that people that drive this drunk should never drive.

A  Most Dangerous Intoxicated Person James Carson Kirkland Jr. age 51  Of  Bolton, N.C. Arrested by a N.C. Highway Patrol Trooper with a blood-alcohol level of .19  when arrested in March 2011. We thank God that he did not kill any citizen. Our state's court chose to  fined him $300. My opinion  is that people that drive this drunk should never drive.

These are my personal thoughts.