DATE & TIME: June 17, 2012 at 0309 hours
C C. CARD NUMBER: 12-54-004039
LOCATION: RT 50 E/B at Walston Switch Road, Salisbury, Md
BRIEF RESUME:
On the above date and time, Troopers from the Salisbury Barrack responded to RT 50 E/B at Walston Switch Road in reference to a motor vehicle crash with injuries. Troopers arrived on scene and made contact with the victim, Laura Iannello of Pennsylvania and her four passengers. Iannello was stopped at the red light on RT 50 E/B at Walston Switch Road in lane two. Iannello was operating a 2005 Suzuki SUV. While at the red light, a 2002 Ford Explorer, driven by James Nibblett, fail to stop for the red light and struck the rear of the Suzuki. Troopers made contact with Nibblett, who was exhibiting signs of being impaired by alcohol and after failing field sobriety tests was placed under arrest. Nibblett’s driver’s license was suspended for the multiple DUI offenses. Nibblett was also required to have an ignition interlock device on his vehicle and there was none on the vehicle he was operating. Nibblett was transported to the Wicomico County Central booking unit pending a hearing before a District Court Commissioner.
None of the victim’s were transported to the hospital and refused treatment at the scene.
Arrested:
1. James David Nibblett W/M age 47 of Berlin, Md.
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5 comments:
8 times - really - i had a friend that lost her license for a year and then played hell getting it back after 1 offense - 8 times - he should be put under the jail
If his license was suspended, then why does it say he was required to have an interlock device on his vehicle?
Having a suspended license is for failing to pay a fine or other administrative actions. The ignition interlock is listed as a restriction on your license as a result of a DUI/DWI, and remains there until it expires regardless if your privlege to drive is suspended or revoked.
The ignition interlock,suspended privlege is only a administrative sanction. If people truly want to drive, they will and the only thing that has stopped this drunk driver is putting him in jail, becuase he will not stop drinking and he will continue to drive.
Had a cousin who was only sober when he was in jail. Ended up drinking himself to death and dying alone as he'd alienated the entire family. This guy should probably be in jail too since he's not going to stop driving.
A multiple DUI offender registry list is long overdue.And yes,I realize that technically this info may be public record,but an easily accessible registry would give everyone a heads up on multiple offenders in their neighborhood.The courts would vehemently fight this,but trust me,this is every bit as important an issue as the sex offender registry.
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