WASHINGTON — The chairman of the liquor license commission in Prince George’s County, who was arrested for drunken driving last week on the opening night of MGM National Harbor, repeatedly referenced his job and asked officers if there was a way “we can make this go away,” according to a police report from his Dec. 8 arrest.
Charles Caldwell, 72, the chairman of the Board of License Commissioners was involved in a minor traffic accident about 11:40 p.m. Thursday when his 2006 BMW struck another vehicle where traffic was merging near Monument and National avenues. Caldwell then backed up into another vehicle, police said.
The police report, released by Prince George’s County police Monday evening, stated Caldwell smelled heavily of alcohol, mumbled his speech and nearly fell over multiple times while performing a field sobriety test.
Caldwell has been charged with driving under the influence and other traffic-related offenses.
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The ruling class are corrupt. Enough said.
ReplyDeleteMakes you wonder where he got the idea making something "go away" was a possibility. Agree w 943 that the elites expect different treatment and often get it.
ReplyDeleteWhy not?
ReplyDeleteWicomico county Attorney Ruark's "gun in possession of a Drunk" went away!
When is the last time you saw a cops name in the DUI reports?
ReplyDeleteTalk about special treatment.
As did his career in Wicomico County.
ReplyDeleteSounds similar to a local state's attorney story until SBY News broke it, bet it would have been taken care of through backroom, closed door deals if it had not been reported to the public at large!
ReplyDeleteHe is 72. The majority of his life this would have gone away. The state of total surveillance has eliminated that option for 99% of the population. The 1% still gets a pass most of the time.
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