Nashville Officer Arrested for DUI While on Duty, Breath Test at 0.11%
A Metro Nashville police officer has been arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence while on duty, the Tennessean reported Nov. 11. Officer Jordan Vrbas, an 11-year veteran in Nashville, Davidson County, recorded a breath alcohol level of 0.11 percent, above Tennessee's 0.08 legal limit. He was decommissioned and charged with DUI and carrying a weapon while intoxicated.
Bail was set at $2,500, and his first court appearance is scheduled for Dec. 18. The arrest follows an October incident in which several Nashville firefighters resigned over drinking on duty, prompting renewed scrutiny of substance use among the city's first responders.
Source: The Tennessean
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