The president of West Virginia University has expelled three students for their involvement in the fires and riots that followed the Mountaineers’ victory over Baylor University.
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The president of West Virginia University has expelled three students for their involvement in the fires and riots that followed the Mountaineers’ victory over Baylor University.
Continue reading ›West Virginia University this week suspended all fraternity and sorority activities following an incident at a frat house that resulted in the death of a student. Police said emergency responders were called to the Kappa Sigma fraternity house early Thursday, where an 18-year-old student was discovered unresponsive on the floor. CPR was performed on the…
Continue reading ›A West Virginia mayor who last year refused to resign despite being arrested for possession of prescription drugs, again faces criminal charges for DUI. Police said Pratt Mayor Gary Fields was charged with driving under the influence after another driver called 911 to report that his vehicle was driving erratically around Chesapeake. According to reports,…
Continue reading ›West Virginia University placed one of its fraternities on temporary suspension recently after 19 of its members were charged by Morgantown police for underage drinking and other violations, according to The Dominion Post. Sigma Chi fraternity is not permitted to accept new pledges or host social events. In fact, the fraternity may not participate in…
Continue reading ›There’s been a lot of news lately about college students behaving badly, and my alma mater, West Virginia University in Morgantown, has earned its fair share of those headlines. Let’s face it: Where there are colleges, there are college students who sometimes make unwise decisions that lead them to be charged with crimes such as…
Continue reading ›The West Virginia Division of Motor Vehicles this week lauded a new state law that allows DUI offenders to forgo a license suspension and waive DMV hearings in order to enter the ignition interlock program more quickly. Because here’s the thing: Just because people aren’t supposed to drive during their DUI-related license suspensions, in so…
Continue reading ›Watch out, West Virginia drivers (and DUI defense lawyers), police are in the midst of what they are calling a “Holiday Blitz.” That means motorists will be seeing the Mountain State’s best and brightest out in force – there will be more checkpoints and more patrols as we head into prime holiday celebration time. The beefed-up enforcement…
Continue reading ›Take it from a West Virginia DUI defense attorney: I’ve represented more than 300 people who have been charged with driving under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs and it’s never easy. In West Virginia, first-time DUI offenders must attend hearings (and sometimes even alcohol and highway safety classes), pay fines and install ignition-interlock devices on their…
Continue reading ›Martinsburg police recently charged a Berkeley County 911 emergency dispatcher with driving under the influence involving drugs after police said he crashed his vehicle into a parked car, according to the Herald-Mail. Police said Thomas Allen Comfort, 34, of Inwood, had glassy eyes, that his speech was impaired and that he appeared to be unsteady…
Continue reading ›West Virginia authorities charged a Raleigh County man with first-offense DUI and left the scene of an accident after he allegedly drove into a house recently, according to WBOY.com. Police said the investigation into the crash caused by Jordan Isaac Hardy, 22, will continue. Officers said nobody was injured in the crash. The house sustained…
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