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The following is from a local news article dated December 17, 2001. The article is written by Betsy Clayton.
You finish your drink, say goodbye, slip behind the wheel of your car and pull out.
Suddenly, flashing blue lights spring to life behind you and a police officer is giving you a sobriety test.
A breath test shows a blood alcohol level of 0.09 percent, a number that officially makes you a drunken driver.
If you’re like one of every 10 Lee County residents arrested for drunken driving in 2000, you’ll call Peter Ringsmuth.