Arrested for drunk driving in Mississippi (MS)

Penalties for Drunk Driving in Mississippi. First-time offenders are subject to a fine of $250 to $1,000, imprisonment for up to 48 hours, or both.
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DUI Arrest Records - Clay County, Mississippi

Below are public DUI, DWI, and related driving offense records for Clay County, Mississippi. Records may include arrest dates, charge descriptions, bond information, city details, and booking photos when available. Older records are kept for public lookup and historical reference, but an arrest record does not prove guilt or conviction.

Name	Arrest	Photo
Tommy Gene Griggs More Information >>>	Arrested Aug 02, 2019 • #1 driving undr the influence-2nd offense • #2 suspended drivers license • #3 expired license tag
Thomas Christopher Groves Arrest Age 24 More Information >>>	Arrested Mar 24, 2017 • #1 driving under the influence-1st offense
Lacuevas Guido Arrest Age 38 More Information >>>	Arrested Jan 28, 2019 • #1 improper equipment • #2 suspended drivers license& • #44; dui • #3 bench warrant "failure to appear"
Johnathan D Guines Arrest Age 29 More Information >>>	Arrested Jun 01, 2017 • #1 uttering forgery • #2 careless driving
Donely Lee Gunn More Information >>>	Arrested Dec 01, 2019 • #1 speeding - more than 20 miles over limit • #2 reckless driving • #3 driving while license suspended • #4 no insurance • #5 tinted windows or darkened& • #44; 1st offense
Donely Gunn More Information >>>	Arrested Feb 05, 2020 • #1 suspended drivers license • #2 no insurance • #3 careless driving
Reginia Sharee Gunn Arrest Age 38 More Information >>>	Arrested Jan 20, 2018 • #1 failure to dim headlights • #2 driving under the influence-1st offense

Disclaimer: Arrest records are public information and may not reflect the final outcome of a case. Charges can be dismissed, reduced, or updated. For current case status, check official court or law enforcement records.