Franklin Woman Arrested for Second DUI After Nearly Striking Officers, Motorist Roadside on I-65

Brandi A. Voss Date of Birth: 01/29/1975 2988 McLemore Circle Franklin, TN 37064

Brandi A. Voss
Date of Birth: 01/29/1975
2988 McLemore Circle
Franklin, TN 37064

A Franklin woman is out on bond, charged with her second DUI after narrowly missing two police officers and a citizen stopped along I-65.

On 01/04/2015 at 5am, officers were speaking with a motorist in a closed construction area on I-65 South, north of Peytonsville Road. Officers’ attention quickly turned to the car that 39-year-old Brandi Voss was driving after Voss careened through a row of construction barrels toward them. The officers approached Voss after she ran off the Interstate and determined that she was intoxicated.

Voss, charged with DUI – Second Offense, Violation of the Implied Consent Law, and Driving on a Closed Roadway is free on a $5,000 bond. She is due in court 01/15/2015 at 1:00pm.

Impaired driving related crashes constitute one of the nation’s leading health problems. In fact, impairment is a factor in 33% of all crashes in the United States, and these events result in more deaths each year than all homicides.

 Drive Drunk, Get Nailed
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1 thought on “Franklin Woman Arrested for Second DUI After Nearly Striking Officers, Motorist Roadside on I-65

  1. This kind of information just scares me to death! What is wrong with these people who will put their and everyone’s life around them in danger? I keep seeing second, third, fourth DUI offense in your reports. And free with a bond equal to the price of almost nothing! What can the average voter do to curtail this type of legal “slap on the hand” justice? How many people have to die before we give our awesome peace officers some help. They cant babysit idiots who engage in this horrid activity, there are real problems to be addressed. These self made criminals (drunks) either need treatment and punishment to fit the crime. Thank God for this public site, thank you Ofc Warner, maybe by seeing themselves as we see them, they will seek help. My prayers are for the officers who have to arrest their neighbors and friends to prevent harm, and for the offenders who obviously need prayer.

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