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judge Joan Alexander found Paul B. MuUine guilty on chargee of driving while intoxicated (DWI) third offense in 10 years, and driving on a suspended Seem* despite testimony and arguments defending Mullins in General District Court on Tuesday.
According to testimony by State Trooper Hiaghman, he had pulled a Honda driven by Mullins over on Route 729 on June 16, 1984 altar noticing the car’s speed, and that it had swerved over the center tine twice and over onto the shoulder three times.
When' Hiaghman discovered that Mullins was driving on a suspended license, Mullins told the trooper that he was only driving because the passenger in the car was sick. Mullins Anther stated that he was trying to got the passenger, who was the owner of the car, to a hospital
When asked by the trooper if she wished to go to the hospital, however, Nancy Thomason said that she did not. Additional arguments that Mullins was not swerving, but was trying to get off of the road ware also made.
Judge Alexander sentenced Mullins to 60 days in jail on the DWI charge, with all but 10 days suspended on the condition of the payment of fines and costs and good behavior for 12 months.
The fine for the DWI charge was 6500 with $20 costs, and Judge Alexander suspended Mullins’ operator’s license for three years.
For driving on a suspended license, Mullins received an additional 10 days in jail, to be served concurrently with the other 10 days, a 6100 fine phis 620 in costs, and his license was suspended for another 90 days. A speeding charge was that dismissed.
Other eases decided Tuesday included:
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