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Kirk Michael Keller had a mixed day in court during Tuesday’s General District Court. Judge John Alexander dropped one charge against Keller, but found him guilty of another charge.
Keller was charged with driving while intoxicated and speeding in connection with the same incident, and he pled not guilty to both charges. Trooper A.J. Newlin testified that three motorcycles had gone through radar at a speed of 83 miles per hour in a 55 speed limit zone on September 23, 1984.
Trooper Newlin testified that he stopped the motorcycles, and one was operated by Keller. At that time. Trooper Newlin said that he noticed the odor of alcohol about the three, and that Keller’s eyes were glazed over. Trooper Newlin then administered the field test to the three, and the three took a breathalizer test.
Keller’s attorney asked Trooper Newlin about a state regulation that requires a calibration of the radar before and after each violation. Taking note of that regulation, and the lack of the presentation of a calibration. Judge Alexander dropped the speeding charge.
Regarding the DWI charge, Keller testified that he was taking a prescribed medication at the time that his doctor did not advise him should not be mixed with alcohol. Keller said that he and his friends had been to a wine festival that day, and that he had had three to four glasses of wine during the (fey
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