Pulled Over for DWI. No Breath Test. No Field Sobriety Tests.
Charged Anyway.

A.B. had worked with us before on a speeding ticket.

So when he was pulled over on suspicion of DWI, he already knew one thing:

He wasn’t navigating it alone.

He followed our prior guidance and declined:

• Field sobriety tests
• A roadside breath test

Even without chemical evidence, the officer moved forward with a DWI charge.

When There’s No Test, The Video Matters.

We obtained and carefully reviewed the dashcam footage.

The report claimed “erratic driving.”

The video told a different story.

What appeared suspicious at first glance was something far more ordinary:

A.B. had attempted a lane change and nearly clipped a vehicle that was sitting in his blind spot.

A common driving mistake.

Not intoxication.

The Result

We presented the full context to the court.

• The DWI charge was dismissed
• No high-point impact to his license
• No criminal conviction

A.B. walked away with his record clean and his driving privileges intact.

The Takeaway

A DWI charge does not require a failed test.

But without proper review of the evidence, assumptions can go unchallenged.

Video matters. Context matters. Strategy matters.