Make Recidivism a Thing from Your Past, Take a Tennessee DUI Class

by: Mike Miller
2/26/2018

It has been written that for every time a person is arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) they have driven while intoxicated and gotten away with it more than 400 times. Given that stat it is amazing that someone can actually get caught three, four, five and many more. Such is the case with these real life DUI serial offenders.

Troy Parks, a 44-year-old from Springfield, Tennessee just received his fifth DUI. How can we keep people like him off the road? You can suspend their license, but you can’t keep them from driving. As reported in www.tennessean.com.

Parks was spotted swerving all over the road. When stopped not only did he reek of booze, but the arresting officer found five alcoholic beverages behind the driver’s seat.

Parks was unable to pass the first sobriety test, and he lost his balance while attempting to perform a second test.

Parks remains in the Robertson County Jail on a $40,000 bond. Parks has four other prior DUI charges; three in Robertson County and one in Sumner County between 1992-2005, according to the report.

Have you or someone you care about received more than one DUI violation? If so, you could need help. An alcohol class is a good place to start. If you prefer to maintain your anonymity there are online alcohol classes too available at onlinealcoholclass.com