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Two Bexar County Deputies Lose Jobs After Nighttime Traffic Arrests
local-news5 days ago

Two Bexar County Deputies Lose Jobs After Nighttime Traffic Arrests

Two off-duty Bexar County Sheriff's Office deputies were arrested by San Antonio police early Sunday morning and subsequently resigned from their positions. Damien Trevino, 25, was charged with driving while intoxicated, while Damian Villegas, 19, was charged with reckless driving. Both men were released from jail the same day after posting bond, and their law enforcement licenses were immediately revoked under dishonorable conditions.

Two die in fiery I-81 crash as oxygen-tank truck explodes; charges loom
local28 days ago

Two die in fiery I-81 crash as oxygen-tank truck explodes; charges loom

Two people died when a passenger car failed to yield entering northbound I-81 in Frederick County, triggering a crash with a southbound tractor-trailer that crossed the median and struck a northbound oxygen-tank truck; the fire caused by the impact resulted in oxygen tanks exploding. The tractor-trailer driver and the oxygen-tank truck driver later died. The car driver was charged with reckless driving, with more charges possible as the investigation continues.

Tiger Woods accepts reckless driving plea, faces five-year license suspension
sports1 month ago

Tiger Woods accepts reckless driving plea, faces five-year license suspension

Tiger Woods pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of reckless driving with refusal to submit to a lawful test in Florida, avoiding jail time but facing a five-year driver's-license suspension and a small fine. The deal stems from his March DUI arrest after a rollover crash; he must comply with the terms or risk jail time if the agreement is violated.

Woods pleads no contest to reduced reckless driving charge, five-year license suspension
sports1 month ago

Woods pleads no contest to reduced reckless driving charge, five-year license suspension

Tiger Woods pled no contest to a reduced careless/reckless driving charge in a Florida court for the March Jupiter crash; he had previously faced DUI and testing-refusal charges. The incident left no injuries, a Breathalyzer was negative, and he refused a urine test. It is noted as his second reckless driving offense, resulting in a five-year driver’s license suspension and about $1,961 in fines. He attended the hearing with his girlfriend Vanessa Trump and has said he is seeking health treatment; his last PGA Tour appearance was in 2024.

Tiger Woods accepts no-contest plea in Florida rollover crash, faces five-year license suspension
sports1 month ago

Tiger Woods accepts no-contest plea in Florida rollover crash, faces five-year license suspension

Tiger Woods pleaded no contest to a reckless driving charge stemming from a March rollover crash near his Jupiter Island home in Florida; a judge ordered a five-year driver’s‑license suspension after reducing the charge from DUI. A Breathalyzer test was negative and Woods refused a urine test; no one was injured though his SUV caused about $5,000 in damage. The case comes as Woods navigates a long comeback plagued by injuries, crashes and pain‑medication concerns, and he appeared in court with Vanessa Trump.

Woods pleads no contest to reckless driving, five-year license suspension in Florida crash case
sports1 month ago

Woods pleads no contest to reckless driving, five-year license suspension in Florida crash case

Tiger Woods pleaded no contest to reckless driving in a Florida crash, receiving a $1,000 fine and a five-year driver’s-license suspension, plus a $500 fine for refusing a test and a concurrent five-year suspension for careless driving; total fines and costs around $2,131 as the criminal case concludes. The breath test was negative, he refused a urine sample, and investigators noted medications and other remarks at the scene.

Woods avoids DUI label, accepts no-contest on reckless driving in Florida crash
sports1 month ago

Woods avoids DUI label, accepts no-contest on reckless driving in Florida crash

Golf great Tiger Woods pleaded no contest to a reckless driving charge linked to a March rollover crash on Jupiter Island, with his DUI charge reduced; his license will be suspended for five years. Prosecutors said toxicologists found insufficient proof of impairment and noted Woods had developed a pharmacological tolerance. He also pleaded no contest to refusing testing and was fined $1,500. No injuries were reported, and Woods appeared at the hearing with Vanessa Trump.

Tiger Woods avoids prison with no-contest plea in Florida DUI case
us-news1 month ago

Tiger Woods avoids prison with no-contest plea in Florida DUI case

Tiger Woods reached a plea deal in Martin County, Florida, pleading no contest to a reduced reckless-driving charge and to refusing to submit to testing after a March crash near his home. The deal avoids prison time but imposes a five-year license suspension and a $1,500 fine; a no-contest plea is treated as a conviction. Prosecutors noted he faced up to a year in jail if convicted on the original DUI charge, and Woods’ attorney declined to comment.

Hurricanes RB Jordan Lyle arrested on high-speed fleeing charges in Broward
college-sports1 month ago

Hurricanes RB Jordan Lyle arrested on high-speed fleeing charges in Broward

Miami Hurricanes running back Jordan Lyle was arrested in Broward County on charges of reckless driving and aggravated fleeing or eluding a law enforcement officer at high speed, tied to a July 10 incident in which he allegedly fled a Sunrise Police detective with emergency lights and sirens activated. He turned himself in Thursday, was booked and released on $55,000 bond; aggravated fleeing is a second-degree felony. UM said it is aware of the incident and will comment as legal proceedings unfold. Lyle, a Fort Lauderdale native and St. Thomas Aquinas alumnus, was preparing for his third season and had a strong 2024 freshman year before injuries limited him in 2025; coach Mario Cristobal said he is healthy and could have a bigger role this season.

Lisle man charged after deadly Fox Lake boat crash on Fox River
crime2 months ago

Lisle man charged after deadly Fox Lake boat crash on Fox River

A Lisle man, Richard Stevenson, faces aggravated DUI and reckless homicide charges after a high-speed pontoon crash on the Fox River near McHenry that killed 48-year-old Magdalena Jablonska. Prosecutors say his BAC was about .200 and he was speeding at 80 mph in a slow zone; two other occupants fled the scene. Stevenson, who has prior DUI and reckless-driving offenses, was detained and is jailed with a court date set for Aug. 5. He was terminated from his job at Stevenson Crane Company.

Arrests follow massive 200-vehicle Long Island street takeover
local2 months ago

Arrests follow massive 200-vehicle Long Island street takeover

Suffolk County police broke up a street takeover involving roughly 200 ATVs, dirt bikes and motorcycles on Route 347 in Hauppauge, with officers arresting three people as the crowd dispersed to Brentwood and Bay Shore; one suspect fled on foot and was found to be carrying a loaded gun. The three arrestees are Ava Mongiello, 23, of Mount Sinai; Jahkil Arroyo, 29, of Central Islip; and Shamir Solomon, 22, of Roosevelt, who face charges including reckless driving, second-degree reckless endangerment, unlawful fleeing a police officer, and weapon possession, with about 10 vehicles impounded.

Three Arrests After 200-Rider Street Takeover Traveled From Hauppauge to Brentwood
crime2 months ago

Three Arrests After 200-Rider Street Takeover Traveled From Hauppauge to Brentwood

Three people were arrested after a street takeover involving at least 200 ATVs, dirt bikes and motorcycles that began in Hauppauge and moved to Brentwood. Ave Mongiella, 23, Mount Sinai, and Jahkil Arroyo, 29, Central Islip, were charged with reckless driving, reckless endangerment and unlawfully fleeing a police officer; Shamir Solomon, 22, Roosevelt, was arrested later in Bay Shore after being found with a loaded gun and faces weapon-related charges. Ten vehicles were impounded. The incidents echo a similar weekend in which nine people were arrested and 12 vehicles were seized in Suffolk County.