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May 31st, 2009, 05:06 AM
Robert Scott Whitehead, 38
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Geeze this Tard is a menace on the road, Take away his license already. Maybe he considers it on the job training?????
Local defense attorney, Robert Scott Whitehead, was arrested and faces multiple charges in connection with two motor vehicle accidents in Destin Saturday night.
Whitehead, who is 38, was charged with DUI with property damage and personal injury, refusing to submit to a blood alcohol test and leaving the scene of a traffic crash. This was the second time he has been charged with refusing to submit to a blood alcohol test, according to an Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office press release.
Investigators say Whitehead of Destin hit a car at the intersection of U.S. Highway 98 and Scenic Highway 98 and then hit another vehicle near The Track. The accidents caused major traffic back-ups.
One of the accidents was a head-on collision, according to the Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office incident report. No one was injured in the vehicle Whitehead struck, the report said.
Whitehead told the deputy he was not injured, but the deputy noted he appeared to be heavily intoxicated. His face was "slightly red," his eyes were "glassy" and "watery" and his speech was slurred and difficult to understand. "I don't want to go to jail," he said, during the traffic investigation.
When the fire department arrived on scene and tried to check on Whitehead, he attempted to put the vehicle into gear to drive away. The deputies and one of the firefighters managed to turn the vehicle off and take away the keys, according to the report.
Whitehead told the deputy he was unable to find his driver's license, registration or proof of insurance. After repeated attempts to locate the documents, he found his registration and proof of insurance.
He refused to submit to field sobriety tests and had trouble finding his shoes and putting them on. The deputy finally put one of his sandals on for him, but they were unable to locate the other one.
He said he could walk on his own but had trouble getting to the patrol car. Once there, he struggled to get into the vehicle, laying down on his left side and kicking his feet "as if to push off an object that was not there," the incident report noted.
On the way to jail, Whitehead asked the deputy if he was OK. Getting out of the car, he stumbled and fell against the deputy, pushing him against the wall. He refused to submit to a breath test and later asked the deputy to call him a cab. He was booked into the county jail.
According to the attorney's Web site, Whitehead has been a Destin resident for nearly three decades and an attorney for more than 11 of those years. The firm specializes in the areas of Civil Litigation, as well as Criminal and Family Law to include drug cases, DUIs, all felonies and misdemeanors, divorce, child custody, modifications, contempt, guardianship and adoption."
Whitehead has litigated some high profile local cases. He represented a South Walton High School coach who was arrested and later convicted of driving under the influence. He also represented a man who was suing a Destin condo firm after he claimed that at least seven foreign workers were living in a unit rented to a single occupant..
http://www.thedestinlog.com/news/destin-9370-attorney-whitehead.html
http://tribalmask.net/dreamin-demon2/Whitehead00.jpg
Geeze this Tard is a menace on the road, Take away his license already. Maybe he considers it on the job training?????
Local defense attorney, Robert Scott Whitehead, was arrested and faces multiple charges in connection with two motor vehicle accidents in Destin Saturday night.
Whitehead, who is 38, was charged with DUI with property damage and personal injury, refusing to submit to a blood alcohol test and leaving the scene of a traffic crash. This was the second time he has been charged with refusing to submit to a blood alcohol test, according to an Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office press release.
Investigators say Whitehead of Destin hit a car at the intersection of U.S. Highway 98 and Scenic Highway 98 and then hit another vehicle near The Track. The accidents caused major traffic back-ups.
One of the accidents was a head-on collision, according to the Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office incident report. No one was injured in the vehicle Whitehead struck, the report said.
Whitehead told the deputy he was not injured, but the deputy noted he appeared to be heavily intoxicated. His face was "slightly red," his eyes were "glassy" and "watery" and his speech was slurred and difficult to understand. "I don't want to go to jail," he said, during the traffic investigation.
When the fire department arrived on scene and tried to check on Whitehead, he attempted to put the vehicle into gear to drive away. The deputies and one of the firefighters managed to turn the vehicle off and take away the keys, according to the report.
Whitehead told the deputy he was unable to find his driver's license, registration or proof of insurance. After repeated attempts to locate the documents, he found his registration and proof of insurance.
He refused to submit to field sobriety tests and had trouble finding his shoes and putting them on. The deputy finally put one of his sandals on for him, but they were unable to locate the other one.
He said he could walk on his own but had trouble getting to the patrol car. Once there, he struggled to get into the vehicle, laying down on his left side and kicking his feet "as if to push off an object that was not there," the incident report noted.
On the way to jail, Whitehead asked the deputy if he was OK. Getting out of the car, he stumbled and fell against the deputy, pushing him against the wall. He refused to submit to a breath test and later asked the deputy to call him a cab. He was booked into the county jail.
According to the attorney's Web site, Whitehead has been a Destin resident for nearly three decades and an attorney for more than 11 of those years. The firm specializes in the areas of Civil Litigation, as well as Criminal and Family Law to include drug cases, DUIs, all felonies and misdemeanors, divorce, child custody, modifications, contempt, guardianship and adoption."
Whitehead has litigated some high profile local cases. He represented a South Walton High School coach who was arrested and later convicted of driving under the influence. He also represented a man who was suing a Destin condo firm after he claimed that at least seven foreign workers were living in a unit rented to a single occupant..
http://www.thedestinlog.com/news/destin-9370-attorney-whitehead.html