Jackson Jambalaya

"Pelahatchie police arrested him for a First Offense DUI after he refused to take a breathalyzer test."

So what> This isn't news.

he was framed... the board set him up... conspiracy

Anybody blame this cat for drinking heavily?

@11:14 AM, come on, take off your tin foil hat and get real.

It was the Russians that set him up.

At least the RCSO and PD didn't just kill him from not following their orders.
Mississippi has really progressed since the 20th century.

So arrested for the DUI. Then arrested a second time for not appearing in court. Unreal.

#abovethelaw

He just didn’t understand that the law is enforced on the East side of the Pearl River.
Our judges don’t have a revolving door policy like those across on the West side do.
Do the crime, do the time.

Husband: Do you know who my wife is, officer?

Officer: Yes, she is the lame brain who kept us from getting paid.

Did I miss the results of the police investigation of the alleged rope / hangman's noose found on a storeroom closet door somewhere that the mayor thought was racist? Seems like a custodian had placed the rope there innocently while cleaning out a closet? Yet the mayor screamed racism at the top of her lungs.

Judge: Do you have any excuse for being intoxicated?

Defendant: Yes, I am married to Ryshonda Beechem.

Judge: Case dismissed.

A quick land glide search of the address he says he stay at belongs to George & Naomi Brewer.

Did he refuse roadside sobriety blow-whistle or a legitimate one somewhere other than Pelahatchie PD? It makes a difference. Case dismissed.

PS: He never got notice to appear since that ain't where he stay.

11:14 and 12:02, the board reached out to Huma Abedin, who coordinated with Hillary, who coordinated with Sidney Blumenthal and Hunter Biden to have a Ukrainian hired as a local police officer; he was the one who made the arrest!

It’s been way too quiet in Pelahatchie.
Couldn’t stay out of Kingfish’s crosshairs for too long.
Excellent way to jump back in the news.
Maybe she will try to break him out.

4:37, the police usually provide the initial appearance date with the citation. Prosecutors don’t need BAC results to convict for a DUI. It’s been a while since I looked this up, but I think the roadside test is to establish probable cause for the Intoxilyzer, which is the test result that is proffered as evidence at trial. I think the punishment for refusal has more to do with suspending driving privileges, which is handled by DPS, rather than the court.

9:11 - You're correct; however, my question was whether he was cited for refusing the roadside-blow or the actual intoxilyzer at a stationery location such as a police station. It would indeed be interesting to learn that Pelahatchie has a trained DUI officer on the town payroll.

He wouldn't be drinking if Hilary was on the throne...Trumps fault!

@2:51 Rankin County landroll is very unreliable. They only update public record once a year. Depending on when you purchase property, it may be a year before it reflects legal owner.

8:03 she has been mayor for over 1 year. The reason her name isn’t on the property is because she rented it from her relative AFTER the election. She hasn’t “lived” in pelahatchie for years.

Hmmmmmm........... I saw a Pelahatchie Police vehicle speeding north on I55 in Jackson either yesterday. Thought it rather odd. That sleepy little town of yester years must have disappeared.

@ 9:26 You need to have your eyes checked or wake up from dreaming!

Mr Beechem, My brother, get your house in order! Get on your knees with your spouse and ask the lord to guide you. What you all are doing ain’t in nobody’s book!
I didn’t know what else to say!!!

If you won’t post this comment kingfish? It’s only the truth. Just for those questioning the “road side” test. He was witnessed driving in a drunk manner by a citizen of Pelahatchie that called the police. He was found at their “rental” house in Pelahatchie stuck in the ditch where they “stays”. He was found clearly drunk by three police officers, including the Chief of police smelling like alcohol and drunk! He refused the breathalyzer and was arrested for DUI. There was no funny business whatsoever by the police. If you try blaming it on the white folks just know that the police chief is also a black man. He was driving drunk and luckily didn’t kill someone before he wound up in the ditch. As for a notice to be at court. If it were you, any of you, would you need to have a notice to be in court?? I wouldn’t. He’s guilty as charged. If he had wrecked killing your child, mom, dad would you still take up for him? Don’t drink and drive!

1:04 - Thank you for you post; however, you are flat out wrong when you suggest someone can be charged with DUI for refusing a roadside sobriety test, in Pelahatchie or anywhere else in this state. Calm down and have a beer with your Bible study.

@2:35. I never said that’s why he was arrested. He was swerving drunk and found stuck in the ditch at his house. He was arrested because he was DRUNK! Looked drunk, smelled drunk and was drunk. That’s why he was arrested. Lol. Maybe you should have told me to have a beer with him instead. Apparently the three police Officers decided he was drunk.

3:28 - You clearly lack knowledge of what's required to prevail in arresting and charging an individual with DUI. A case built on "looking drunk, smelling drunk, driving like you're drunk and acting drunk" will get your ass laughed out of a court of law. The defendant won't even need Vic Carmody for that one.

10:05. What world do you live in? It sure isn’t this one. If that’s the case he should’ve showed up for court and got dismissed.

@10:05. You’re right about one thing though. I don’t have first hand knowledge of Dui’s because I’m not stupid enough to drink and drive.

10:05 wrote: "A case built on 'looking drunk, smelling drunk, driving like you're drunk and acting drunk' will get your ass laughed out of a court of law."

Please, nobody take this terrible, incompetent legal advice. "[L]ooking drunk, smelling drunk, driving like you're drunk and acting drunk" will get you convicted of DUI. It's commonly referred to "common law" DUI.

Thank you @ 10:33

10:33 - Not if I have two people testify that a friend doused me with whiskey, that I was not drinking alcohol at the gathering, that I accidentally dropped a wheel off the driveway and my yard was soggy and that I've always been unstable on my feet. Seek competent advice. See you in court.

No charge.

So if he gave a false address to the PD, and didn't show for court because he doesn't actually get mail at the address he gave, isn't that also a crime to give false information to an officer?