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  • AAA: Ring in the New Year responsibly

    WESTWOOD — As 2025 comes to a close, AAA Northeast urges those who plan to take part in year-end holiday celebrations to designate a sober driver.

    In December 2023, 1,038 people were killed in drunk-driving crashes nationwide — with more than a quarter of those fatalities occurring during the Christmas and New Year holiday periods according to the latest data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Nighttime driving is significantly more dangerous than daytime driving: 30% of drivers involved in fatal crashes between 6 p.m. and 5:59 a.m. were drunk.

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  • Police/Fire

    In news taken from the logs of Cape Ann’s police and fire departments:

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  • Peabody man charged with 6th OUI in motorcycle crash

    Peabody man charged with 6th OUI in motorcycle crash

    PEABODY — A Peabody man was arrested on a sixth drunk driving offense earlier this month after crashing a motorcycle into a stone wall while under the influence.

    The incident occurred just before 11 p.m. on Oct. 5 at the corner of Franklin and Kosciusko streets.

    George Bradley, 55, was allegedly speeding down Franklin Street on a Harley-Davidson motorcycle when he noticed a stop sign too late, tried to break and “left a skid mark for approximately 50 feet before disregarding the stop sign and crashing into the stone wall of 5 Kosciusko St.,” according to a police report.

    Bradley was evaluated at the scene for injuries, but refused to be taken to the hospital, police said. While the motorcycle was dented in the crash, the wall was undamaged.

    Police said Bradley failed field sobriety tests at the scene and was arrested.

    In addition to a sixth drunk driving offense, he was charged with operating an unregistered and uninsured vehicle, negligently operating a vehicle and driving with a suspended license.

    Police said the motorcycle was owned by someone other than Bradley.

    The Essex County District Attorney’s office confirmed that Bradley did have his driver’s license revoked for life upon his fifth OUI offense, per state law.

    He is being held without bail following a dangerousness hearing.

    Contact Caroline Enos at CEnos@northofboston.com.

    By Caroline Enos | Staff Writer

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  • State police plan weekend sobriety checkpoint

    State police plan weekend sobriety checkpoint

    Col. John E. Mawn Jr., superintendent of Massachusetts State Police, said a “sobriety checkpoint” will be implemented on a public way in Essex County this weekend.

    The purpose is to further educate drivers and strengthen the public’s awareness of the need for detecting and removing those motorists who operate under the influence of alcohol and, or, drugs from the roadways.

    It will be operated during varied hours Saturday into Sunday. The selection of vehicles will not be arbitrary, safety will be assured, and any inconveniences to motorists will be minimized with advance notice to reduce fear and anxiety, Mawn said in a release.

    The checkpoint is made possible through a grant provided by the Office of Grants and Research of the state Executive Office of Public Safety and Security.

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  • Babkes & Associates Helping Florida Drivers for Over 39 Years

    Babkes & Associates Helping Florida Drivers for Over 39 Years

    South Florida Based Traffic Ticket and Violation Law Firm Excited to Provide Valuable Insight for Clients for 39 Years and Counting

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    updated: Nov 15, 2016

    Babkes & Associates, a South Florida-based traffic violation law firm, has worked tirelessly for over 39 years, helping clients through doing whatever it takes to yield the best results in court.

    The company has earned a reputation for one of the best traffic law firms in South Florida for their undying commitment and loyalty to serving their customers. The company stays open after hours, returning phone calls and answering questions as a pledge of their dedication as lawyers. As reputable attorneys, they are determined to live up to their expectations and meet the demands of clients and customers.

    We have built our reputation by trying to do everything the right way to achieve long-term success.

    James Babkes, Partner and Attorney of Babkes & Associates

    “We have built our reputation by trying to do everything the right way to achieve long-term success,” said James Babkes, Partner and Attorney of Babkes & Associates.

    Criminal traffic violations are something one should not fight alone. With Babkes & Associates’ roster of experienced traffic violation lawyers, one can be sure that he or she is fairly represented in the name of the law. Babkes & Associates is the oldest South Florida law firm focusing on traffic and traffic criminal offenses.

    Traffic violations can and will result in a criminal record. To seek legal counseling today, contact the firm today at 954-452-8630 or email info@babkeslaw.com for more information.

    About Babkes & Associates

    Babkes & Associates was established in 1978, and is focused on Criminal, Traffic, Misdemeanor and Felony Related Offenses. The law firm’s services range from assisting with Suspended Licenses, Traffic Criminal Tickets, Speeding Tickets, D.U.I, Misdemeanor/Felony, Reckless Driving, Accident Cases, and much more. With collectively over 100 years of experience in assisting clients to navigate through the complex legal system, Babkes & Associates Law Firm is fit to assist anyone throughout the South Florida area from West Palm Beach, Palm Beach, Boynton Beach, Deerfield Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Miami, and surrounding cities. If you are in need of legal assistance regarding Criminal Charges, Traffic Tickets and Traffic Related Offenses, let the Babkes & Associates team be of assistance to you.

    For more information, call (954) 452-8630, or request a free consultation online and save 12 percent at http://www.babkeslaw.com/contact.php.

    Source: Babkes & Associates

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