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Reckless Driver Near Clover Island Ends In DUI Arrest
In a report filed by the Kennewick Police Department, here is how the incident happened:
Officers got a call reference a reckless vehicle on Sunday Morning. The vehicle was driving erratically and the caller believed the driver was intoxicated. Officers located the vehicle parked at the Clover Island boat launch.
The driver, Cecilia Mares-Rodriguez, was passed out with the vehicle still running. Officers tried to wake Mares-Rodriguez by using sirens, air horns, pounding on the windows, and shaking the vehicle but she would not wake up.
Due to the position, the driver was in officers were worried about positional asphyxiation. Medics were called to the scene. Mares-Rodriguez’s breathing became labored so officers broke the passenger window to access her. She was transported by ambulance to The hospital for possible alcohol poisoning.
Kennewick Police on a late-night patrol on Clover Island apprehended a man on several outstanding warrants.
KPD reported that while on Clover Island during a late-night patrol they spotted a vehicle driving with only a small LED light.
KPD stopped the vehicle and soon discovered the driver had two warrants outstanding from Franklin County.
Here is the complete report as filed by the Kennewick Police Department:
On 04/28/21 after midnight, officers were doing extra patrols on Clover Island. Officers observed a pickup operating on a city road using only a small LED axillary light. The officers stopped the vehicle near the lighthouse. The driver, Maclovio Madrigal-Morfin was asked for his license, registration, and proof of insurance. Madrigal-Morfin was only able to provide his Driver’s License.