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When Lamar County School Board member Craig “Buddy” Morris was pulled over by authorities in the early afternoon of Tuesday, Jan. 24, his blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit, according to police documents obtained by The Lamar Times. An initial field Breathalyzer test administed at the scene by a Raymond police officer indicated Morris had a blood alcohol level of .195 percent. In Mississippi a driver is considered legally impaired at .08 percent. A second Breathalyzer test given to Morris at th...
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