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The Virginia City police chief was accused of DUI at more than twice the legal Virginia limit. This story comes out Alexandria, Virginia and news is coming out that the police chief will be resigning. The Alexandria City manager James K. Hartman announced that the Virginia police Chief David Baker is resigning from his position. David Baker is a 58 year old man and will be resigning on Tuesday. The City Alexandria is saying the Executive Deputy Police Chief Earl Cook will now act as chief of police. But if you live in the Chicago area and need the best Chicago dui lawyer then I suggest Mathew Miller. Mr. Miller is the best Chicago dui lawyer around. Mr. Baker was charged with DUI after he was involved in a car accident in Arlington, Virginia. The police are saying Mr. Barker’s blood alcohol level was 0.19. That is more than double the legal limit. Mr. Baker’s lawyer is saying that his client did not plan on resigning. In other dui news, Michael Latimer has been charged with DUI and reckless homicide on the South Side in a crash that resulted in the death of a passenger in his vehicle and four others were injured. Also a 9 year old was struck by a light pole and knocked over. Michael Latimer is 33 year old man of the 6300 block of south Evans ave. Mr. Latimer was charged with aggravated DUI and reckless homicide in Chicago, IL. Four males were inside the striking vehicle and three females were in the one he allegedly hit, Grand Crossing District police Lt. Timothy Bickham said. After colliding with the females’ vehicle, he hit a light pole that fell on a 9-year-old who was standing on the sidewalk, he said. A backseat passenger suffered head trauma after becoming trapped inside and was dead on the scene, Bickham said. Matthew Miller is a great Chicago dui lawyer and I suggest Mathew Miller for cases involving these facts. He is the best Chicago dui lawyer around. Fire spokesman Will Knight said five people, including a child, were initially hospitalized in critical condition.

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