Impaired

“Portsmouth Man Faces Serious Charges After Impaired Driving Stop Reveals Loaded Handgun”

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Portsmouth, Ohio — A grand jury in Ross County convened on July 25, 2025, to consider several cases, one of which involved 56-year-old Patrick Stuart Jackson, who faces serious charges stemming from an incident earlier this year. On May 1, a sheriff’s deputy observed a vehicle with an unlit license plate entering a closed business. When the officer approached, Jackson claimed he pulled over upon noticing the deputy’s presence. However, the deputy quickly detected signs of impairment, including bloodshot eyes and slurred speech, along with a strong odor of alcohol and marijuana emanating from Jackson. … Read more

Hampton County Increases DUI Patrols to Enhance Road Safety and Curb Impaired Driving

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Hampton County, South Carolina, is set to intensify its efforts to combat impaired driving as law enforcement prepares for an increase in DUI patrols. As the holiday season approaches, authorities are emphasizing the importance of sober driving to ensure the safety of both drivers and pedestrians. Local law enforcement agencies plan to implement a series of checkpoints and heightened visibility patrols throughout the county. These measures are designed to deter impaired driving and hold individuals accountable who choose to drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs. The initiative reflects a growing concern over the … Read more

Visually Impaired Indiana Resident Secures Handgun License in Protest of State’s Gun Policies

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Indianapolis, Indiana — In a dramatic stance on state firearm regulations, an Indiana man, who is legally blind, successfully obtained a handgun license. This act is raising eyebrows and sparking discussions about the adequacies and gaps within the state’s gun control laws. The blind man, Tim Smith from Fort Wayne, applied for the handgun permit to highlight what he perceives as significant flaws in Indiana’s firearm policies. Smith, who lost his sight in adulthood and has no light perception, wants to draw attention to the ease with which individuals can acquire guns in the state. … Read more

Justice Served: Jury Convicts Man in 2017 Murder of Visually Impaired Victim

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In Nut Grove, following a brief yet intense trial, Jenoure Craig was convicted of the murder of 38-year-old Amlack Lambert, a visually impaired man, ending a legal saga that stretched over six years. The jury reached their verdict of guilty on Wednesday after two hours of deliberation, marking a significant conclusion to a case that resonated deeply within the community. The incident that led to Lambert’s tragic death occurred on February 12, 2017, inside a local bar in Nut Grove where he was fatally shot in the upper body. The severity of his wounds led … Read more