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A Burlingame man who left threatening voicemails for a Brisbane cop after his arrest was sentenced to more than a year in prison.
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Environmental activist Erin Brockovich has been arrested on suspicion of boating while intoxicated at Lake Mead near Las Vegas.
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Friends and family of man killed in a DUI crash on Memorial Day held a car wash Saturday to raise money for his funeral.
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It's been a busy three days for the California Highway Patrol.
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Napa County law enforcement officers arrested a man for suspected possession of methamphetamine.
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Fatal collisions in the Bay Area are up this Memorial Day weekend, but DUI arrests are down from last year.
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Officials say a fatal accident on Highway 101 that may have involved alcohol underscores the need for safety this holiday weekend.
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Police will be holding sobriety checkpoints Sunday night in several cities across the Bay Area.
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This year police agencies around the Bay Area are putting DUI checkpoints in spots you would least expect them.
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This year police agencies around the Bay Area are putting DUI checkpoints in spots you would least expect them.
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Starting Friday night, Bay Area police departments will put extra officers on the street to catch drunk drivers this Memorial Day holiday weekend.
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Police arrested Barbara Walters' daughter Jacqueline Danforth on suspicion of DUI in Naples, Florida on Sunday.
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A woman who was struck and killed by an alleged DUI driver in Brentwood has been identified as 74-year-old Judy Jensen.
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Police say a man was arrested for driving under the influence after he struck and killed an elderly woman walking in Brentwood.
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The NTSB said states should shrink the threshold for drunken driving from a .08 blood alcohol level to .05.
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The NTSB said states should shrink the threshold for drunken driving from a .08 blood alcohol level to .05.
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People around the Bay Area are out celebrating Cinco de Mayo weekend on Saturday.
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California families victimized by medical malpractice say it's time to eliminate the quarter-million-dollar cap set nearly four decades ago.
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A Brentwood woman driving the wrong way on westbound state Highway 24 in Lafayette early Friday morning collided head-on with another vehicle, killing the other driver, according to the California Highway Patrol.
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With two pedestrians killed in separate crashes, a SF supervisor held a hearing Thursday hoping to improve pedestrian safety.
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An elderly man who drove into a pedestrian and a Palo Alto home Tuesday afternoon has been arrested for drunken driving, police said.
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California law enforcement agencies are backing a new bill that would strengthen rules about driving under the influence of drugs.
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California law enforcement agencies are backing a new bill that would strengthen rules about driving under the influence of drugs.
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Three Ohio police officers are being hailed as heroes after they pulled a man from a burning truck.
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Three Ohio police officers are being hailed as heroes after they pulled a man from a burning truck.
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It was a close call for some San Francisco police officers Friday night when a suspected DUI driver almost ran into them.
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ABC7 News has an exclusive look at San Mateo County's crackdown on distracted drivers and the dangers pedestrians face.
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ABC7 News has an exclusive look at San Mateo County's crackdown on distracted drivers and the dangers pedestrians face.
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An alleged drunken driver accused of striking and killing a teen in San Francisco last weekend has pleaded not guilty to all charges.
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A San Francisco teen killed by a suspected drunk driver was remembered Thursday by her teammates at their first track meet.
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A San Francisco teen killed by a suspected drunk driver was remembered Thursday by her teammates at their first track meet.
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A young life was taken far too soon when a Bay Area teenager was killed by a suspected drunk driver on Sloat Boulevard Saturday.
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A young life was taken far too soon when a Bay Area teenager was killed by a suspected drunk driver on Sloat Boulevard Saturday.
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Everyone knows drinking and driving is not just dangerous, but also illegal. But what about driving under the influence of cough medicine?
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Everyone knows drinking and driving is not just dangerous, but also illegal. But what about driving under the influence of cough medicine?
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A juvenile was arrested for assaulting a SJ police officer on Friday at a DUI checkpoint where officers screened over 1,000 vehicles.
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The San Francisco police department arrested 25 people for public intoxication after the 49ers loss last night.
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All eyes were on the Mission after the Super Bowl but there were only flare-ups and nothing like what happened after the World Series.
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San Francisco police were out in force for the Super Bowl but most fans weren't in the mood to get out of control.
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The CHP has agreed to extend its assistance to the understaffed Oakland Police Department for at least another 30 days.
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Outspoken San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone is also causing a stir with comments he made about gay marriage.
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The Marin County CHP says DUI arrests of teens 18 and younger doubled from 2011 to 2012.
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Police say a man was arrested in Petaluma this week after allegedly crashing into parked cars while driving under the influence.
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Authorities have identified a body pulled from Corte Madera Creek Monday night is that of 23-year-old Novato resident Anthony Donelson.
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A SF police officer was injured when an apparent drunken driver struck his car head-on in the city's Mission District.
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New research shows sleeping pills like Ambien stay in the body longer than previously thought, which can interfere with driving.
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New research shows sleeping pills like Ambien stay in the body longer than previously thought, which can interfere with driving.
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The CHP made the same number of DUI arrests in the Bay Area over the holiday compared to the same period last year while fatal collisions were down.
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Thousands lined the Embarcadero in San Francisco for a spectacular fireworks show to ring in the New Year.
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Police arrested at least ten people for public intoxication and other crimes as New Year's festivities were in full swing.
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