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Numerous people appeared Tuesday before Washington County Judge Paul Pozonsky on charges of driving under the influence of alcohol. They received license suspensions in addition to their sentences. Appearing were:

Michelle Ciaffoni, 40, of 1845 Nine Eighty Road, Canonsburg; second offense of DUI; charged Dec. 20 on Muse Bishop Road, Cecil Township, with a blood-alcohol content of 0.183 percent; sentence - 30 days to 12 months in Washington County Jail on work release, $750 fine.

Joshua Hetrick, 24, of 24 Limestone Drive, Finleyville; first offense DUI, driving under suspension, driving without insurance; charged July 5 after a traffic stop on Washington Avenue, Finleyville, and refused BAC testing; sentence - 72 hours to 6 months in jail, $1,500 in fines.

William E. Glendenning, 37, of 150 Hall Ave., Washington; second offense DUI, driving under suspension-DUI related; charged Dec. 22 after a traffic stop in Chartiers Township with a 0.202 percent BAC; sentence - 6 to 23 months in jail on work release, $1,500 fine.

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Carra Thomas, 20, of 1011 Colony West Drive, Moon Township; first offense DUI, driving under suspension; charged Dec. 13 after a traffic stop in South Strabane Township with a 0.096 percent BAC; sentence - 48 hours to 6 months in jail, $700 in fines.

Shawn Hartzog, 34, of 193 Marra Ave., Washington; first offense DUI; charged Jan. 1 after his mother reported he took her car without permission and had a 0.211 percent BAC; sentence - 72 hours to 6 months in jail.

Kevin M. Meyer, 32, of 134 Sunset Drive, Canton Township; first offense DUI; charged Jan. 1 after a crash on Interstate 70 in South Strabane Township with a 0.176 percent BAC; sentence - 15 days to 6 months in jail with credit for time spent in inpatient treatment and paroled, $1,000 fine.

Nicholas L. McIntryre, 23, of Jamestown, Ind., first offense DUI; charged Jan. 18 after a crash on Interstate 70 in Donegal Township while under the influence of drugs; sentence - 72 hours to 6 months in jail, $1,000 fine.

Matthew Collins, 34, of 13 Shannon Road, Monongahela; second offense DUI; charged Dec. 20 after a traffic stop in Carroll Township with a 0.209 percent BAC; sentence - 90 days to 18 months in jail with work release, $1,500 fine.

John D. Bailey, 47, of 14 Railroad St., Burgettstown; charged Oct. 19 after a traffic stop with a 0.152 percent BAC; sentence - 48 hours to 6 months in jail, $500 fine.

Jeffrey S. Rolley, 43, of 320 Malone Ridge Road, Canton Township; third offense DUI; charged Nov. 16 after a crash on Interstate 79 in Cecil Township with a 0.173 percent BAC; sentence - 90 days to 18 months in jail with work release, $1,500 fine.

Kimberly Doyle, 45, of 523 Conrad Ave., Charleroi; second offense DUI; charged Dec. 4 after a crash on Route 43 with a 0.184 percent BAC; sentence - 90 days to 18 months in jail with credit for time spent in inpatient treatment and paroled, $1,500 fine.

Brian S. Sundy, 32, of 108 Morton St., New Eagle; first offense DUI; charged Dec. 16 after a crash on Dry Run Road, Carroll Township with a 0.182 percent BAC; sentence - 72 hours to 6 months in jail, $1,000 fine.

Paul Skirpan, 46, of 918 Furlong Ave., Roscoe; first offense DUI; charged Nov. 29 after a crash in Fallowfield Township with a 0.124 percent BAC; sentence - 48 hours to 6 months in jail.

Mark E. Cleland, 40, of 3051 Dara Drive, South Park; first offense DUI; charged Nov. 8 after a crash in Peters Township with a 0.208 percent BAC; sentence - 72 hours to 6 months in jail, $1,000 fine.

A number of people were admitted to the Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition program for 12 months for first offenses of DUI. Their driver's licenses were also suspended. If they successfully complete the program they can petition to have their records expunged. Admitted were:

Terrry L. Schroeder, 53, of 493 E. Maiden St., Washington; Debra Lynn Sparks, 51, of 67 Hidden Valley Drive, Finleyville; Evan C. Sprowls, 26, of 199 Bethel Church Road, Prosperity; Deborah Stepanek, 57, of 8449 Killarney Drive, Pittsburgh; Marc Turkily, 47, of 200 Walnut St., Midway; Lawrence Weber, 38, of Burgettstown; Cherie Katrencik, 28, of 3331 Piedmont Ave., Pittsburgh; John W. Kintigh II, 25, of 524 Center Ave., North Charleroi; Nicholas B. Lienard, 28, of 41 Letherman Bridge Road, Scenery Hill; Jennifer Rouleau, 25, of 2634 Fox Chase Court, Bridgeville; Jeni Ann Stankowski, 43, of 217 North St., McDonald; Scott A. Mathieson, 29, of 982 Jefferson Road, Waynesburg; Michael J. Shymchak, 52, of 386 Harvey Road, Prosperity; George B. Taro, 37, of 503 Ridgewood Drive, Fredericktown; Larry D. Amos, 25, of 41/2 Griffith Ave., Washington; Sharon R. Kenney, 36, of 1121 Reservoir St., Monessen; Daniel F. Morgan, 36, of 1431 Lexington Drive, Lawrence; Tracy Lynn Smith, 28, of 214 Pleasantville Drive, Finleyville; Nicholas Moore, 27, of 94 Mancha St., Eighty Four; Michael Adams, 45, of 303 Roosevelt Ave., McDonald; and Robert E. Duncan, 60, of 170 Buckey Hill Road, Wellsburg, W.Va.

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Washington 'sDUI Offenders : 5/3/2009
Now is the time to rise above and demand a DUI Court program such as that of Allegheny County. Attornies need to educate themselves further and defend your clients the proper way. It is not "State Mandated" to send an offender to prison when there are alternatives offered in the next county over.

Educated in Allegheny County

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