NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The director of the Contemporary Orleans Office of Assign of start Security and Emergency Preparedness has returned to his obligations following his arrest on a drunken driving price.
Collin Arnold is back on the job this week after completing a 60-day suspension after being arrested in January, WGNO-TV reported. Arnold pleaded no longer guilty.
Arnold changed into driving a city-owned automobile that struck yet every other automobile, authorities mentioned. Police mentioned he displayed signs of being intoxicated, and refused a breathalyzer test.
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His subsequent court docket look is decided for April 26.
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Emergency official back on job after drunken driving arrest
