Arrested for drunk driving in Virginia (VA)

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Is drunk driving a felony in Virginia?
A felony conviction for drunk driving can result in a prison sentence of up to five years, as well as a fine of up to $2,500. The driver may also lose their driver’s license for up to five years.

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DUI Arrest Records - Danville County, Virginia

Below are public DUI, DWI, and related driving offense records for Danville County, Virginia. 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 Older records are kept for public lookup and historical reference, but an arrest record does not prove guilt or conviction.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
Joshua Ryan Neal Arrest Age 37 More Information >>>	Arrested Apr 04, 2018 • #1 DWI 3rd Offense W/in 10y,not All W/in 5y
Joshua Ryan Neal Arrest Age 37 More Information >>>	Arrested Sep 05, 2018 • #1 DUI - 3rd or Subsequent Offense
Darrell Maurice Newby Arrest Age 20 More Information >>>	Arrested Apr 03, 2019 • #1 Felonious Assault • #2 Fail to Abide by Conditions of Release • #3 Malicious Wounding by Mob • #4 Narcotics • #5 Be a Member of a Criminal Street Gang • #6 Felony Eluding Police • #7 Driving without License Prohibited; Penalties • #8 Obstructing Justice
Daryl Maurice Newby Arrest Age 45 More Information >>>	Arrested Sep 03, 2017 • #1 Driving Under the Influence
Jacob Clayton Newton Bond: $2500 Arrest Age 37 More Information >>>	Arrested Jun 15, 2017 • #1 DWI-2nd.20
Eutah Howard Norris More Information >>>	Arrested May 17, 2019 • #1 DWI: 1st Offense • DWI5443o1

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.