Hit and Run

Republican Politician’s DUI Arrest: Video Shows Apparent Pants-Soiling, Failed Sobriety Test

Tennessee Senator Ken Yager was arrested in Georgia and charged with hit and run, failure to stop at a stop sign, and DUI after being involved in a car accident. An incident report indicates he exhibited signs of intoxication, including a .14% BAC and an apparent loss of bladder control, as seen in video footage of field sobriety tests. Yager has issued a statement acknowledging the incident but declining further comment pending legal advice. This arrest comes as Yager maintains a conservative voting record on several controversial social issues in his state.

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Tennessee Senator Arrested for DUI, Hit and Run

Tennessee Senator Ken Yager, chairman of the Senate Republican Caucus, was arrested in Georgia on Tuesday for DUI and hit and run. The arrest followed a single-vehicle accident on Jekyll Island where Yager allegedly left the scene after a collision, later exhibiting signs of intoxication and failing field sobriety tests. His blood alcohol content registered 0.14, exceeding the legal limit. Yager faces charges including DUI, hit and run, and failure to stop at a stop sign.

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