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License to Kill: How the California DMV allows dangerous drivers to stay on the road
The California DMV routinely allows dangerous drivers with horrifying histories to continue to operate on our roadways. Too ...
License to Kill: Why California’s dangerous drivers get to keep their licenses
The California DMV routinely allows dangerous drivers with horrifying histories to continue to operate on our roadways.
License to kill: Investigation into California DMV reveals glaring problems
The DMV routinely allows drivers with horrifying histories of dangerous driving to continue to operate, a CalMatters ...
Abeona Therapeutics: An Uncertain Pivotal Regulatory Catalyst With Limited Long-Term Upside
Abeona Therapeutics faces a pivotal FDA decision after a CRL-led crash and partial rebound in pz-cel’s valuation. Check out ...
License To Kill: Dmv Fails To Stop Dangerous Drivers
Ivan Dimov was convicted of reckless driving in 2013 after fleeing police in Washington state while his passenger allegedly dumped heroin out the window. Before that, he got six DUIs in California ...
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Former Tamarac Commissioner Mike Gelin Charged With Battery For Allegedly Roughing Up Rival
Former Tamarac City Commissioner Elberg Mike Gelin has been criminally charged with battery for allegedly roughing up former ...
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Colonie Area Weekly Police Blotter: Colonie Police Investigate Fatal Pedestrian Collision
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7 takeaways: How the DMV allows dangerous drivers to stay on the road
A CalMatters investigation finds the DMV routinely allows dangerous drivers with horrifying histories to continue to operate ...
Helicopter crash into NYC's Hudson River kills 6 on sightseeing tour
Shortly after 3 p.m., the NYPD posted about the helicopter crash in the Hudson River on X, confirming what social media posts ...
7 takeaways: How the California DMV allows dangerous drivers to stay on the road
State law requires the agency to strip motorists of their driving privileges for three years after a felony vehicular manslaughter conviction. But there is no such requirement for most misdemeanor ...