Originally published March 26, 2007 at 12:00 AM | Page modified March 26, 2007 at 6:31 PM
E-mail article
Print viewRepeat DUI offender arrested first as 17-year-old and — at midnight — booked and jailed as 18-year-old
An Aberdeen teen was arrested twice in one day on drunken driving charges — once as a 17-year-old and once as an 18-year-old. Here's how it happened...
MONTESANO, Grays Harbor County — An Aberdeen teen was arrested twice in one day on drunken driving charges — once as a 17-year-old and once as an 18-year-old.
Here's how it happened.
Montesano police arrested 17-year-old driver Domingo Ramos-Garcia yesterday afternoon and took him to the Grays Harbor County Jail for a breath test. Because he was 17, he was released to his father.
Five hours later he was arrested again on Highway 12 near Montesano by the same deputy who had dealt with him earlier.
But he wasn't booked until after midnight — after he turned 18.
As an adult, he was jailed.
Undersheriff Rick Scott says the teen also was arrested March 10th for driving under the influence.
Copyright © 2007 The Seattle Times Company
E-mail article
Print view
Digg
Newsvine
Property taxes: Appeals shoot up is King, Snohomish Counties
Hard times for tourist towns means good deals for travelers
Landmark Smith Tower mostly vacant
Tukwila residents rally against light-rail noise
Seattle safety project: A snake shelter on Beacon Hill
Tribal Fireworks Rivalry
The Fourth of July marks a long-standing fireworks rivalry between two clans of a Native-American family in Suquamish.
Entertainment | Top Video | World | Offbeat Video | Sci-Tech
nwjobs
Post a comment
Michelle Goodman blogs about work/life balance.
Tax tips for new independent professionals
Post a comment
nwautos
Choosing a new sports car/coupe? Weigh the impact of your choice on your wallet and on the planet.
Post a comment
nwhomes
Find a new home or condo that fits your lifestyle.
Search New Developments
Builder Directory
- Plasma and LCD beware; OLED screens ready to go mainstream
- Palin takes to Web for hints of political future
- Fourth of July festivals and fireworks in Seattle, the suburbs and beyond
- The Blotter | Man pistol-whipped after argument at nightclub
- Russell Branyan, Mariners fight off the Red Sox
- Former NFL MVP McNair killed
- Desert-lobster dispute turns pair into sagebrush heroes
- Close-up | Prison guards intercept carrier pigeon with a cellphone
- Woman accuses Sounders FC player Nate Jaqua of sexual assault, seeks more than $10 million
- Rob Johnson's double in 11th powers Mariners past Red Sox, 7-6
- Palin resigning as Alaska governor
755 - Seattle Mariners at Boston Red Sox: 07/04 game thread 244
- Reports: NKorean missile arrives at launch site 100
- Woman accuses Sounders FC player Nate Jaqua of sexual assault, seeks more than $10 million 99
- Palin's Declaration of Independence 73
- Hatred for the NBA runs deep, but don't take it out on the players 60
- Mariners score unlikely win over Red Sox in battle of bullpens 58
- Former NFL MVP McNair killed 53
- Man pistol-whipped after argument at nightclub 41
- Plasma and LED beware; OLED screens ready to go mainstream 28
- Plasma and LCD beware; OLED screens ready to go mainstream
- Merchant Marine veterans fight for recognition
- Close-up | Prison guards intercept carrier pigeon with a cellphone
- Concert Review | Green Day blasts off 4th weekend with KeyArena show
- Lake Washington's sockeye run may hit a record low
- Pre-grill drill: marinate steaks
- Yakima teacher reprimanded for sending 5-year-old student home with bag of feces in backpack
- Art and conversation flow from hands and heart of artist Mandy Greer
- Amtrak cleared for 2nd daily train to Vancouver, B.C.
- Fire danger already here in parched NW forests
