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Steve Kerrigan, chairman of the Massachusetts Democratic Party, admitted to sufficient facts supporting a drunken driving charge following his arrest on June 13. He received a year of probation, a 45-day license suspension, and was required to pay fines and complete an education program. Kerrigan's blood alcohol content was recorded at 0.089%, exceeding the legal limit.
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Steve Kerrigan, chairman of the Massachusetts Democratic Party, admitted to sufficient facts supporting a drunken driving charge following his arrest on June 13. He received a year of probation, a 45-day license suspension, and was required to pay fines and complete an education program. Kerrigan's blood alcohol content was recorded at 0.089%, exceeding the legal limit.
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Massachusetts Democratic Party chairman admits to sufficient facts in June drunken driving case
Massachusetts Democratic Party Chairman Admits to Sufficient Facts in Drunken Driving Case