The case has been forwarded to the Maricopa County Attorney’s office for potential charges. He was booked into jail on alleged manslaughter and DUI. Police also say he didn’t remember the crash but heard a loud bang.Ĭourt documents say Peck admitted to drinking three pints of beer before driving.

Similarly, for every time it reaches a multiple. Every time it reaches a multiple of 7 or any number with 7 in it (17,21,27,28) instead of 7 the player must say the word Bizz. The first player says 1, the next 2 and so on. Police say Peck admitted to driving the Hyundai 65 mph but claimed the light was green. Whether youre having pre-drinksbefore a night on the town, wrapping the evening up, or the house party youre at is in desperate need of some energy, its always good to have a few ideas in your social arsenal. This drinking game is much like Honda/Suzuki, except you say Bizz and Buzz. You go in a circle drawing a card and do what that card means. Peck had bloodshot and watery eyes, according to police, who added that during a field sobriety test, Peck failed to have his eyes follow an object without moving his head and blew a 0.126 in the breathalyzer test. A drinking game using a mug with cards spread in a circle around it. Police noted her car had significant damage. He crashed into the driver’s side of 77-year-old Maxine Carstedt’s Mazda, sending it 25 feet down the road. He allegedly went 65 mph and failed to stop at the red light. On Friday, 36-year-old Dustin Peck was driving a 2017 Hyundai Veloster east on the Loop 101 off-ramp at Seventh Avenue in north Phoenix, according to court documents obtained by Arizona’s Family. PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5) - The drunk driver who killed a woman in a crash Friday night had a blood alcohol level (BAC) well over the legal limit, Phoenix police say.

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