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As first reported by KIRO-TV, and then by Mike Sando of the Tacoma News Tribune, Robinson arrived at Kirkland Municipal Court on Wednesday to serve a one-day sentence for his May 6th DUI stop. Robinson pled guilty to a DUI charge on July 18th. In exchange for that plea, Robinson’s blood-alcohol levels (two .191 tests, over three times the legal limit) were stricken from the record, and a reckless driving charge was dropped.
When Robinson arrived to serve his one-day sentence (one year with 364 days suspended), two police officers said that they smelled alcohol on Robinson’s breath. Robinson is currently being held on a $25,000 cash bond, and he now faces an August 4 hearing to determine if there is sufficient evidence that he did indeed violate the court order disallowing any alcohol intake.
You might have a drinking problem if you show up to your DUI sentence Drunk
When Robinson arrived to serve his one-day sentence (one year with 364 days suspended), two police officers said that they smelled alcohol on Robinson’s breath. Robinson is currently being held on a $25,000 cash bond, and he now faces an August 4 hearing to determine if there is sufficient evidence that he did indeed violate the court order disallowing any alcohol intake.
You might have a drinking problem if you show up to your DUI sentence Drunk
micheal phelps is a beast
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