DUI

“We got a drunk Amish guy passed out in a buggy,” said Deputy Mike Talbert

"We're lucky our deputy survived this accident. A few more feet and he would have been severely injured, if not killed in that crash," Sheriff Greg Ahern said

She said it was a faulty GPS. Police say it was likely her blood alcohol content

While dispensaries have not yet opened in New York outside of tribal reservations, local law enforcement officials worry cannabis DUIs could become a real issue

Deputy Jennifer Chavis was in her patrol car when she was rear-ended by a hit-and-run suspect

Would new signage help? That's one idea officials say may address the problem

Troopers Martin Mack and Branden Sisca cut the stop short when they received a higher priority call

“Mom, you can’t lie to the police, you did drink," the young boy said

Trooper Toni Schuck prevented tragedy by selflessly putting herself in harm's way, police said

A college student with dreams of becoming a police officer thanks Trooper Keenan Jones for saving his life

“Changing the law to .05% in Utah saved lives and motivated more drivers to take steps to avoid driving impaired."

Elk Grove police officer Tyler Lenehan was killed by a wrong-way driver on his way to work

A judge ruled that concerns about the accuracy and management of the tests were significant enough to pause the tests' use as court evidence

Dubbed the Trooper Thomas Clardy law, the bill would equalize marijuana with alcohol in driving impaired cases

Choosing the right driver specimen – blood or breath – may be a crucial decision in some cases