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8:40 according to his stopped watch, and that he had had more to drink at the scene before Trooper Baines arrived. “I don’t remember clearly because of my head injury,” Sutphin said.
Commonwealth’s Attorney Peter Luke reminded Sutphin that he had told Trooper Baines he did not have anything more to drink after the accident. “I had four drinks between 2 and 8 that day,” Sutphin said. “After the accident, I had started drinking more, but I told the officer I didn’t because I was afraid.”
Judge Alexander found Sutphin guilty of DWI. “I am amazed at how Mr. Sutphin’s testimony jelled under the questioning of his attorney,” Judge Alexander said. “At first he couldn’t remember anything, but his memory clarified remarkably.”
Judge Alexander fined Sutphin $200 in addition to $20 costs and suspended his operator’s license for six months.
Fletcher requested that Sutphin be assigned to ASAP. Commonwealth’s Attorney Luke pointed out that Sutphin’s blood alcohol level had been . 18. A . 15 level is irrefutable evidence that a person is intoxicated. “The fact that his blood alcohol level was that high, and he was still walking around shows that he has a drinking problem,” Luke said. “I would ask that
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