Even though police found that Luthman, 33, allegedly had a blood
alcohol content twice the legal limit after his 1994 Lincoln crashed into a guardrail in September, prosecutors said they couldn't prove that he was behind the wheel without the aid of the witness.
Not exact matches
According to the complaint, Luthmann's blood
alcohol content was.183 percent, more than
twice the legal limit of.08 percent.
Of these fatalities, 70 percent involved a driver with a blood
alcohol content of.15 or above, which is nearly
twice the legal limit in every state.
When Avellini allegedly refused a breathalyzer test, his blood was drawn and reportedly revealed a blood
alcohol content of 0.181, or more than
twice the legal limit of 0.08 in Illinois.
The defendant drove his vehicle with a blood
alcohol content, «almost
twice the legal limit at the time of the accident.»
Reports indicate that the driver was a 35 - year - old male and had a blood
alcohol content of more than
twice the legal limit.