A Riverside County man was charged with DUI / DWI after his SUV slammed into a parked car and started a fiery chain-reaction crash.

The unidentified 27-year-old Coachella man suffered minor injuries and was taken to a hospital after the crash.

Riverside County DUI / DWI cases involving significant property damage are typically charged as felonies and carry serious consequences.

If you’re facing a felony DUI / DWI charge in Riverside or San Bernardino County, you need a top defense lawyer fighting to protect you from the repercussions of a drunk driving conviction. An experienced Riverside DUI / DWI attorney from The Kavinoky Law Firm is ready to review your case and help you plan your next step. Please contact us today at 1.800.384.5297 for a free consultation.

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Riverside County Superior Court officials say that initial reports that a Palm Springs transit official’s blood alcohol content was nearly twice the legal limit after a DUI / DWI arrest were incorrect.

Charles Oglesby, the general manager of the SunLine Transit Agency, was arrested on suspicion of DUI / DWI on July 3 and the Riverside County Superior Court’s website reported that his BAC was .15, nearly twice the legal limit. However, court officials now say that figure was incorrect because of a clerical error, but are refusing to release the correct figure.

Mistakes in BAC and other evidence in drunk driving cases are more common than many people realize. If you’re charged with DUI / DWI in Riverside or San Bernardino counties, you need a defense lawyer who will aggressively challenge all of the evidence against you. A skilled Riverside DUI / DWI attorney from The Kavinoky Law Firm is ready to review your case and help you develop a strong defense strategy. Please contact an experienced Inland Empire DUI / DWI lawyer today at 1.800.384.5297 for a free consultation.

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