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RALEIGH -- A man on his approach to encounter with his counsel about a pushing whilst marred assign was stopped Thursday sunrise by a Raleigh military military military officer and charged with an additional DWI, according to justice records.
William Marion Lewis, 47, of Apex was headed to downtown Raleigh when he got stopped on Tryon Road south of town. It was not nonetheless 10 a.m., but Lewis had a red red blood ethanol turn of .25, some-more than 3 times the authorised extent of .08, annals show.
"Oh, I see I"m being sealed up today," Lewis pronounced after Wake court Chris Graves put him in the Wake County prison in lieu of $10,000 bail. Graves, deeming Lewis a "danger to the public" seized his 2003 Kia to be sole at open auction.
Raleigh military Sgt. G.M. Smith stopped the Kia about 9:30 a.m. after the car "came to an sudden stop for a car that was in front of him." Smith additionally remarkable that the Kia was partly off the road.
Lewis had "red, slick eyes, a clever fragrance of ethanol on his breath," Smith said, and did feeble on a margin seriousness test.
Apex military stopped Lewis on Apr 25, charging him with DWI, facing a open military military officer and receive of an open alcoholic enclosure in his car, state annals show.
Other than the tentative DWI charges, Lewis does not have a rapist history.
"Maybe the time here will give you a possibility to think about where your hold up is going, sir," Graves told Lewis. "What in the universe were you thinking, with a red red blood ethanol of .25 prior to eleven in the morning?"
Lewis did not answer.
News researcher Peggy Neal contributed to this report.
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