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Vehicle vs. Fire Hydrant Results in DWI Charge

By Ginger Hueso
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HARRIS COUNTY, TX- Deputy Escobar with Pct 4 Constable Mark Herman’s Office responded to the intersection of Will Clayton Parkway and Vine Forest Drive following reports of a vehicle striking a fire hydrant.

Upon arrival and investigation, the driver was taken into custody and arrested for Driving While Intoxicated.

Constable Herman said a night out should never end with flashing lights and handcuffs. Always plan for a safe ride home.

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