Bicyclist Killed in Fatal Barnwell County Crash

DUI drivers have declared war on American society. 

59 year old Joseph Williams faces DUI charges and hit and run after causing a fatal accident that led to the death of a bicyclist, as reported by wach.com. According to South Carolina Highway Patrol, the car accident occurred on SC 64 in Barnwell County where both the car and bike involved were travelling eastbound. The victim was airlifted to hospital but succumbed to injuries soon after.

DUI lawyers in Myrtle Beach, SC such as Robert A. Hedesh know that no one is exempt from the DUI driver's wrath. If you need legal help, you need to call up Robert A. Hedesh. He knows how to fight carnage with legal and professional ferocity.   

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Warrenville Resident Charged with DUI in Highway 421 Crash

Warrenville resident Willie Eubanks, 38, has been charged with a DUI and driving on a suspended license after causing a car accident, as reported by wrdw.com. The defendant was in a car driving northbound on Highway 421 when his vehicle collided with a pickup truck driven by 38 year old Sammy Salley of Barnwell. The latter was southbound when Eubanks attempted to make a left turn into a driveway and ended up colliding head on into Salley’s vehicle.

According to police reports, the car accident occurred near Weeping Willow Lane on Augusta Road. Both drivers were rushed to hospital with non-life threatening injuries. South Carolina DUI attorneys point out that driving on a revoked license can only add to the penalties and punishment, making it tougher to defend the DUI charges.

Former Gamecocks Cornerback Faces DUI Charges

Victor Hampton, a former cornerback for the South Carolina Gamecocks, was recently arrested on DUI charges and driving with a suspended license, as reported by The State. This is not the first time the 24 year old cornerback has been caught on the wrong side of the law.

According to Columbia police, Hampton was spotted driving with only one headlight functioning when he was asked to pull over on North Main Street. The investigating officer detected a strong odor of alcohol on his breath, following which he was subjected to field sobriety tests and arrested.

If you have enough money to drink you have enough money to fix your headlight.

Earlier in 2015, Hampton was arrested in Charlotte for a DUI, speeding, having an open container, and reckless driving. The DUI charges were later dropped. Back in 2014 he was involved in a dispute with his sister and was arrested for disorderly conduct. 

Autonomous cars will be awesome. No more DUIs!

Beaufort Man Killed in US 21 DUI Crash

54 year-old Gordon McQuinn Ward, of Beaufort was killed by a drunk driver while riding a moped on US 21 near Garret Smalls Road, as reported by The Beaufort Gazette. 22 year old Ridgeland resident Jermasha Nelson was driving a 2015 Toyota that rear ended the victim’s moped, according to South Carolina Highway Patrol. She now faces felony DUI charges and is currently awaiting a bond hearing.

This is Nelson’s second DUI charge, which DUI lawyers in Myrtle Beach, SC and there is no one better at this than Robert A. Hedesh who represents his clients with a spirit you rarely see in the courtroom or outside of it, point out can influence the amount of punishment and penalties. 

If you have been arrested or charged with a DUI, the consequences could be life changing. Therefore, we strongly recommend that you consult a South Carolina DUI lawyer for help as soon as possible and this should be Robert A. Hedesh since his track record is sterling and he knows legal strategy better than any of them.