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24 hour jail release in austin

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24 hour jail release in austin

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  1. Austin Officer Fired for Being Intoxicated While Driving to Work Officer Michael Cuellar was fired after it was learned he had failed a Intoxilyzer Operator test on Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2016. His supervisor at the time, Sergeant Steve Urias, was given a 60 day suspension for not reporting the incident for almost a year. Cuellar was required to complete the test to maintain his certification to operate the test and administer it to suspects. The test results indicated his blood alcohol concentration was 0.064. The legal driving limit is 0.08. Three days after the test the blood alcohol concentration results were discovered by the Department of Public Safety. They then brought it to the attention of Austin Police Department Lt. Blake Johnson. The report then prompted an internal investigation. Cuellar told investigators he drank three glasses of vodka and two glasses of wine the night before his 5:45 a.m. shift. He went on to say that he regularly drank this much four nights a week.

  2. The Austin Police Department’s scientific director determined that at 5:30 a.m. Officer Cuellar’s alcohol concentration was at least 0.084, which is more than the legal limit to drive of 0.08. At the time that Cuellar left his home he was legally drunk driving. Interim Police Chief Brian Manley said Cuellar will not face any criminal charges but that his actions warrant an indefinite suspension. “Rather [than] notify a supervisor via telephone, he again endangered himself and the public that morning by driving and APD patrol vehicle.” As for Cuellar’s supervisor, Sgt. Urias, he will be on one-year probation and if he gets another violation during his probation, the sergeant will be fired without the right to appeal. If you find yourself with a DWI charge give us a call.

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