Blood test of driver in 2002 crash that killed a former Olympian not allowed because it was taken by an EMT rather than a doctor.

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Family Urges Change to NY DWI Law


Posted on Feb 26, 2010


The blood test of a driver in a 2002 crash that killed a former Olympian was not admissible  because it was taken by an EMT rather than a doctor.  The tests indicated the driver's blood alcohol level was 0.15.  

The victim's family is urging law makers to change the law to try prevent this from happening again.

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