May 24th, 2012
Posted in VERMONT – A Vermont youth soccer coach is facing drunk driving charges after getting pulled over on his way to practice.
Garry Loomis, of Jeffersonville, was pulled over on Friday afternoon after another motorist reported he had been driving erratically and running red lights.
Colchester police stopped the 55-year-old coach, who had his 9-year-old daughter in the vehicle with him.
Loomis told police he was taking his daughter to soccer practice and that he was the coach of her team. He was then charged with driving under the influence and endangering a minor.
At the police station, Loomis allegedly tried to disarm an officer while he was being processed and was charged with disarming a law enforcement officer as well.
Driving under the influence, also known as DWI or DUI, is a serious crime, punishable by several penalties, including expensive fines, community service, driver’s license suspension, and worst of all, imprisonment. A DUI conviction can completely ruin a person’s life, affecting their chances of both getting and keeping a job and can even affect their civil rights. However, there is a way to contest all drunk driving charges. If you have been charged with a DUI/DWI in Vermont, speak to a top DUI lawyer right away to contest your charges.
Vermont DUI attorneys ensure your case is resolved quickly and ends with the best possible outcome. No matter what the case entails, your paralegal will investigate the incident to ensure there is no false evidence against you and make sure your charges are either significantly reduced or wiped away altogether.
While drunk driving charges can be contested, there is only a limited time to do so. Contact to an esteemed team of DWI lawyers in Vermont right away to fight your charges immediately.
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