Two Men Jailed for DUI Offenses

Two local men were jailed on driving-under-the-influence charges last week.

Court dockets show that Aubrey McDaniels, 48, of Houston, was sentenced to two days to six months on a DUI charge by Washington County Judge Janet Moschetta Bell.

charged McDaniels with DUI and other offenses after fellow motorists called 911 to complain about him Sept. 4.

Officers had received multiple calls from concerned motorists stating that a man was driving a black Cadillac aggressively, running stop signs and then wrecked his vehicle in the area of Johnson Road, according to the criminal complaint.

When officers arrived on the scene of the wreck, Canonsburg EMS workers were with McDaniels, who police said was "agitated and had visible signs of being intoxicated."

"Mr. McDaniels was asked to perform a series of field sobriety tests. During this testing, (he) was acting aggressively toward officers and had to be told numerous times to settle down," according to the complaint.

Although an officer was able to perform a test on McDaniels' eyes—which officers said "gave all the indicators" of being under the influence—he was unable to resume because the man became aggressive and began using obscene language.

Daniel White, 32, of Canonsburg, was also jailed on DUI charges this past week.

Court dockets show that White was sentenced to three days to six months in jail by Washington County Judge Phillippe Melograne.

White had been charged with DUI by .