Vineland Man Found Guilty of DWI (Again), Driving With a Suspended License
A man from Vineland is facing up to nearly a year in jail after being found guilty of driving while intoxicated - again - and operating a vehicle with a suspended license.
The Cumberland County Prosecutor's Office says Gabriel Cruz of Vineland was found guilty on Monday during a bench trial.
Authorities say on July 21, 2019, Vineland Police Officers arrived at the scene of a single-vehicle crash at South Third Street and West Chestnut Avenue where a vehicle was overturned in a parking lot. Cops say Cruz was the driver and he exhibited signs of intoxication.
A field sobriety test was performed which showed he had a .21% BAC. It was later determined that Cruz's license was suspended for a second driving while intoxicated offense.
Cruz faces up to 180 days in the Cumberland County Jail for driving with a suspended license. In addition, he faces an additional 180 days in jail for his third DWI offense.
Sentencing is scheduled for July 12th.
SOURCE: Cumberland County Prosecutor's Office press release, 05/18/21
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