Recently, a Mount Gilead man found himself facing criminal charges for a second OVI offense. If convicted, he faced the following penalties:
- Up to 180 days in jail (10 of which would be mandatory)
- A mandatory minimum fine of $525
- The installation of an ignition interlock device on his vehicle
- A driver’s license suspension of at least one year
- Restricted license plates
Wanting to avoid these life-altering consequences, he reached out to Columbus criminal defense Luftman, Heck & Associates of Luftman, Heck & Associates.
After attorney Bowen filed a motion to suppress and appeared with his client for the hearing, the prosecutor reduced the client’s charges to fourth-degree reckless operation of a vehicle. As a result, he only had to pay a fine of $250.
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