Nebraska Man Sentenced for Lincoln Aggravated DUI
A district judge sentenced a 53-year-old Lincoln man Thursday to four to six years in prison for aggravated fourth-offense DUI.
According to court records, a Nebraska State Patrol trooper stopped Hayes at 4:30 p.m. Aug. 5 because he didn’t have license plates. The trooper discovered his license had been suspended for 15 years. As he was putting the Nebraska aggravated DUI offender in the cruiser, the trooper smelled alcohol. His’ blood alcohol level tested .282 percent, more than three times the legal limit to drive. The Nebraska legal blood alcohol content is .08
When arrested for Nebraska DUI an experienced Lincoln DUI lawyercan always minimize the price you pay for a DUI.
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