Man Involved in Car Crash Had BAC of .35 Percent, Police Say
An Upper Saucon Township man is being charged with DUI after police say he was allegedly found to have a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) more than four times the legal limit following a two-vehicle crash at Friedensville and Bingen roads in Lower Saucon Township last month.
An Upper Saucon Township man is being charged with DUI after police say he was allegedly found to have a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) more than four times the legal limit following a two-vehicle crash at Friedensville and Bingen roads in Lower Saucon Township last month.
In a post published on the township police department’s Crimewatch website Monday, police said Kevin James Thode, 43, of Center Valley was found to have a BAC of .35 percent after he was taken to the Northampton County DUI Center for processing following the Sept. 11 accident.
The legal limit for non-commercial drivers in Pennsylvania is .08 percent.
Police said there were no injuries as a result of the accident, and added that Thode is also charged with a traffic violation.
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