A Massachusetts Second Offense OUI charge was brought against an Attleboro woman, Tarsha Hall, after she was allegedly involved in an accident side swiping three parked cars, according to a news account.
Witness statements according the the Attleboro Sun news account state that Hall's vehicle lurched to the right as she was traveling on Holman Street and side swiped three cars. Hall got out of the car and started walking when she was found by the police. Police administered field sobriety tests and the defendant is alleged to have consented to a breathalyzer test resulting in a reading of .34.
Given the high breathalyzer reading, Hall's Attleboro OUI lawyer will have to review the documents carefully from the police station and the Office of Alcohol testing to determine if the machine was functioning properly on the date of the test given in this case. Additionally, Hall performance on the field sobriety tests may provide a basis to challenge the accuracy of the breathalyzer machine. Given the breathalyzer reading, if it was accurate, it would be expected that Hall would not have even come close to performing these tests accurately.
As an Attleboro DUI lawyer, Attorney DelSignore regularly handles drunk driving cases out of the Attleboro District Court. Attorney DelSignore has an office conveniently located within walking distance from the courthouse at 7 North Main Street, Suite 219A. Call for a free consultation at 508-455-4755 or send an email through this website.
