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Carson City School Board Member Pleads Guilty to Nevada DUI

March 4th, 2009 · No Comments

A Carson City School Board Member pleaded guilty this morning to drunken driving in Carson City, Nevada.

Justice of the Peace John Tatro sentenced from one to three years probation.

Tatro also suspended a sentence of 179 days in jail on the condition that the convicted board member complete DUI school, attend a victim impact panel, seek counseling, and successfully complete formal probation with the Department of Alternative Sentencing.

“I pled guilty because I am guilty,” he said.

After the hearing, the former Carson High School history teacher said the charge was a wake-up call for him to face his problem with alcohol.

“Everything happens for a reason,” he said. “Including my Nevada DUI.”

The offendant, 46, was arrested Jan. 31 after an officer spotted him eastbound on Highway 50 East without the headlights of his minivan on at 3 a.m.

When deputies tried to stop him, Enge allegedly drove another 2.5 miles at about 40 mph with at least three marked patrol units following before pulling over.

A blood test revealed his blood alcohol content was .310 — nearly four times the legal limit.

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