November 02, 2024

Trucker arrested for suspected DUI near Georgia State Capitol

Steve Smith

Trucker arrested for suspected DUI near Georgia State Capitol

A 64-year-old truck driver was arrested this week for allegedly driving his rig under the influence near the Georgia State Capitol.

When it happened: The incident took place on Wednesday, October 30, in the middle of the afternoon, around 2 p.m.

How it unfolded: Police responded swiftly after receiving reports of a tractor-trailer swerving around the Capitol area.

The driver, Gerald King from Buxton, was pulled over by police.
He underwent a field sobriety test, which he reportedly failed.

The charges: King was arrested for operating under the influence (OUI) while driving a commercial vehicle, according to Fox23 Maine.

Next steps: Gerald King has been released on bail and is expected to appear in court in January.

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