State audit finds gaps in DWI reporting

Monday, December 31, 2001

More than 10 percent of Missouri's alcohol- or drug-related driving convictions are not being reported to state agencies, according to a recent state audit. This means some drivers found guilty of endangering the lives of others are escaping tougher laws that mandate license suspension, counseling or jail terms.

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