Several cases of driving under the influence have caught the eye of the public recently, according to the Musca Law Miami DUI defense team. Two sports figures and one wacky case have been in local news reports this week. In this day and age, high profile figures who are arrested for driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol face national media attention far outside of their sports teams' cities or their hometowns.
First, Miami DUI lawyer John Musca has followed the case of Charles Barkley, the former NBA athlete. Barkley was arrested leaving a nightclub in Arizona when he was out for a New Year's celebration earlier this year. The basketball great has taken flak for his actions, from his family and the companies with which he has endorsement deals, and he has gone on a media campaign to repair his image. Barkley has repeatedly apologized for his actions. He pled guilty to the DUI charge and served three days in an Arizona facility, in addition to agreeing to submit to treatment for alcohol abuse.
The Miami DUI attorneys have also been watching the case of Brian Bosworth. Bosworth garnered national recognition during his year career in the NFL, playing for Oklahoma and Seattle team, but ultimately retired due to a festering injury to his shoulder. Since then, he has pursued a successful acting career. Unfortunately, he was arrested recently by police in the Los Angeles area on suspicion of DUI and held on a $43,000 bond.
Lastly, local news outlets have reported on a strange Largo, Florida case, according to the Miami DUI defense lawyers at Musca Law. Police arrested a man for driving under the influence of alcohol after they spotted him driving a car with only three tires. The man, who is 27, lacked a tire on the passenger side of the rear of the vehicle. Police say his BAC was 0.20 percent at the time of his arrest.
First, Miami DUI lawyer John Musca has followed the case of Charles Barkley, the former NBA athlete. Barkley was arrested leaving a nightclub in Arizona when he was out for a New Year's celebration earlier this year. The basketball great has taken flak for his actions, from his family and the companies with which he has endorsement deals, and he has gone on a media campaign to repair his image. Barkley has repeatedly apologized for his actions. He pled guilty to the DUI charge and served three days in an Arizona facility, in addition to agreeing to submit to treatment for alcohol abuse.
The Miami DUI attorneys have also been watching the case of Brian Bosworth. Bosworth garnered national recognition during his year career in the NFL, playing for Oklahoma and Seattle team, but ultimately retired due to a festering injury to his shoulder. Since then, he has pursued a successful acting career. Unfortunately, he was arrested recently by police in the Los Angeles area on suspicion of DUI and held on a $43,000 bond.
Lastly, local news outlets have reported on a strange Largo, Florida case, according to the Miami DUI defense lawyers at Musca Law. Police arrested a man for driving under the influence of alcohol after they spotted him driving a car with only three tires. The man, who is 27, lacked a tire on the passenger side of the rear of the vehicle. Police say his BAC was 0.20 percent at the time of his arrest.
