Monday, March 14, 2011

State Trooper Hurt in I-93 Crash in Quincy

Brian Berry, 43, a Massachusetts State Trooper, was hurt in a crash that was reportedly caused by a drunk driver early Sunday morning on I-93 in Quincy, according to The Boston Globe.  Wayne Leduc, 40, of Milton was allegedly under the influence of alcohol when he crashed into Berry’s cruiser that had been parked on I-93.  Berry had just pulled over a Cambridge driver in a separate incident.  The impact from Leduc’s vehicle forced the cruiser into Berry, who had been standing at the front of the cruiser, and resulted in injuries to Berry’s legs.  Berry is in stable condition currently at a Boston area hospital.  Leduc was promptly arrested and was in Quincy District Court to face a number of charges today.

Drunk Driving in Massachusetts
While the blood alcohol content (BAC) was not released in this case, having a BAC of .08 or over while driving in Massachusetts is illegal.  This amount is lower for drivers younger than 21 and for individuals who operate commercials trucks.  An OUI conviction for a driver in the Commonwealth could potentially result in fines anywhere from $500 to $5,000, as well as a prison sentence of two years or more.  Help make the roads safer in Massachusetts by including a designated driver in your evening plans.

When to Contact the Best Lawyer in Massachusetts
If you or someone you know has been seriously injured or killed in a motor vehicle accident in Massachusetts due to someone else’s recklessness, BEFORE you sign any forms, talk to the insurance company or hire a lawyer, get this free Massachusetts accidents book to learn how to avoid making the 7 fatal mistakes after an accident.

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