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When we showed them all of the evidence that Roger was not intoxicated, the prosecution dropped the case.
Roger was afraid of being convicted for a crime he didn’t commit, losing his driver’s license, and having a criminal record when he did nothing wrong.
Roger Z. was driving one night in Wilton Manors, Florida when he got into a minor car crash. The officer who showed up claimed he smelled alcohol, and that Roger was slurring his words, so he initiated a DUI investigation. Roger agreed to perform the field sobriety exercises, which the cop wrote in the police report that he failed and arrested him for DUI. He administered a breath test, and Roger blew a zero. This cop was out to get him for some reason, and initiated a second breath test later on, and again Roger blew a zero. He then made him do a urine test for drugs. The urine test also came back negative.
This was an investigation where the cop seemed to have a vendetta against our client. We pointed out to the prosecutor that all three of the tests came back negative, showing that Roger clearly was not impaired.
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