If the cops in New Jersey charged you with DWI in a School Zone, then read on. Jersey City cops recently alleged that a man fled an accident and collided with about two dozen other vehicles before they arrested him. In addition, media reports indicate witnesses saw the motorist collide with seven vehicles. Furthermore, a tow truck operator claimed the incident involved 20 vehicles. The tow truck driver, whom the media neither identified nor qualified as a Drug Recognition Expert, claimed the driver was “high off something.” Nevertheless, the media quoted this lay witness as stating, “Like angel dust.” Police arrested the driver about one mile from the accident. Consequently, they charged him with DWI in a school zone. Additionally, they charged him with marijuana possession, DWI, reckless driving, and leaving the scene of an accident. Moreover, they charged him with careless driving and failure to report an accident. Read More
Recently a car and a a New Jersey Transit bus collided in Newark, per the news. In addition to seeking the driver, the authorities reported injuries to three people. The crash occurred when the No. 39 bus from Irvington was on Bergen Street crossing over Nye Avenue. Like dominoes, the collision caused the bus to hit a light pole, which caused the pole to fall on the sidewalk. A Newark Public Safety Officer told reporters that the car’s driver did not remain on the scene. Two of the three injured people were passengers on the bus, per the cops. Read More
