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03 July
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Dayton OVI Checkpoint Tonight! (July 3rd on Rt. 48)

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ABC/FOX 22 and WHIO News are reporting that the Montgomery County Sheriff, Ohio State Highway Patrol and the Montgomery County OVI Task Force will be back at the Harrison Township/Rt. 48 location again tonight.  The low-man power OVI checkpoint will be accompanied by active saturation patrols.  The city of Dayton is stepping up its enforcement of motorists this long weekend. We spoke to dispatchers who say they're utilizing some grant money that's allowing them to run extra patrols throughout the busy travel period until Monday.  As for Montgomery County? They're not done yet, either-- several saturation patrols will be out for...

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03 July
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Sobriety checkpoint update (July 3rd)

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Saturation patrols will continue throughout this weekend and multiple OVI checkpoints are scheduled in this part of Ohio.  WHIO reports that the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office, Ohio State Patrol and the Montgomery County Combined Agency OVI Task Force will conduct an OVI/Sobriety checkpoint tonight, but neither WHIO or the Sheriff's Office know of the location as of the filing of this update (stay tuned for details).  Clark County (Springfield) Sheriff and Clark County Ohio State Highway Patrol report no OVI checkpoint, but they are putting extra units on the road to detect drunk drivers.  Sources at the Greene County Sheriff...

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03 July
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Sobriety Checkpoint in Montgomery County Results in 1 OVI arrest

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Did you hear about last night's (July 2nd) sobriety checkpoint in Montgomery County (Harrison Township on St. Rt. 48).  Was it publicized in the Dayton Daily News or on WHIO news as required by law? Despite questionable notification, the checkpoint resulted in over 100 citations being issued.  Does that mean that there was a major drunk driving problem deterred by this checkpoint?  No.  Only one arrest was made for suspicion of drunk driving...

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02 July
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Sobriety Checkpoint Update for July 2, 2010

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Clark County and many of the areas south of the Miami Valley have announced increased saturation patrols for the entirety of the 4th of July weekend.  Montgomery County and the Ohio State Highway Patrol have also announced plans for OVI checkpoints and saturation patrols.There may be a sobriety checkppoint somewhere in northern Montgomery County, more to follow. Related articles by ZemantaCypress: DUI Checkpoint This Saturday (cehwiedel.com)...

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26 June
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Miami Valley OVI Checkpoint Update; June 26, 2010

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A check of our sources reveal no OVI checkpoints tonight in or near the Miami Valley.  Clark Co. Sheriff and Clark Co. OSP both confirm that they are not running a checkpoint as do Greene and Montgomery. I've check with WHIO, the Dayton Daily News and the Springfield News Sun and found no publicized event.  Stay tuned to this blog for details. ...

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26 June
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DUI Science; there are only three standardized field sobriety tests

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Extensive government testing was begun in the 1970's to determine a scientifically valid way of helping police officers detect intoxication in drivers under suspicion of drunk driving.  The National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration (NHTSA) guidelines were set up to help make these tests more accurate. After extensive testing, NHTSA determined that three tests were specific for alcohol intoxication: the HGN (horizontal gaze nystagmus), the walk & turn test and the one leg stand test. They are now called ‘standardized field sobriety tests.Many officers rely upon other tests to determine intoxication.  These tests may include:The Rhomberg stationary balance test wherein...

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25 June
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Dayton Sobriety Checkpoints (June 25-27, 2010)

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[caption id="" align="alignright" width="118" caption="Image via Wikipedia"][/caption]There are no scheduled sobriety checkpoints set for tonight in the Miami Valley.  We have checked with our usual sources (WHIO News, Beavercreek P.D., Montgomery County OVI Task Force, Clark & Montgomery County Sheriff, and Ohio State Highway Patrol in Clark, Greene & Montgomery).  They must be gearing up for some major 4th of July action. If you are arrested in Ohio for DUI (now called OVI; operating a vehicle impaired) you should contact attorney Charles M. Rowland II immediately at 937-318-1DUI (318-1384), 1-888-ROWLAND (888-769-5263), on Twitter @DaytonDUI, on facebook "Dayton DUI/OVI Defense" or by...

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25 June
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Standardized Field Sobriety Tests; the walk & turn

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A metal detector can detect guns.  Does that mean that every person who sets off the metal detector has a gun?  The standardized field sobriety tests can detect lack of coordination due to intoxication.  Does that mean that all lack of coordination is indicative of intoxication?  Here a completely sober person fails the Walk & Turn portion of the standardized field sobriety tests.  If you think that you have been wrongly labled as intoxicated contact Dayton DUI Defense Attorney Charles M. Rowland II at 937-318-1DUI (318-1384).Completely sober person fails Walk & Turn...

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