July 1, 2010
Montgomery County District Attorney Brett Ligon has partnered with Pct. 4 Constable Kenneth “Rowdy” Hayden and Montgomery County Sheriff Tommy Gage to establish a DWI Remove Impaired Drivers (RID) Team to remove the most dangerous drivers from county roadways. Constable Hayden’s Office jump started the process on Wednesday, with the first official DWI [...]

May 5, 2010
CONROE – A driver arrested by Pct. 4 Constable Kenneth “Rowdy” Hayden in August 2009 was convicted on Tuesday of Driving While Intoxicated (aggravated) and sentenced to 50 years in prison. Constable Hayden testified during the trial that he stopped a pickup driven by Rodney Dale Hood, 53, of Cleveland, who was intoxicated [...]

Law enforcement patrols will crack down on drunk drivers during Spring Break!
Beginning March 12, 2010, through March 21, 2010, The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office will have deputies specifically targeting intoxicated drivers during Spring Break. Grant funding will provide overtime for deputies as they target and arrest these offenders. The problem of drunk driving will not [...]

“The Montgomery County District Attorney’s office strives to be a community leader on issues of safety, professionalism and integrity.  Upon taking office, District Attorney Brett Ligon advised all employees that a strict code of personal conduct would be enforced.  Specifically, as part of the office’s stance against drinking and driving, all employees were advised that [...]

Holiday DWI Enforcement
The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office will join forces with other law enforcement agencies from around the state and nation to enhance the enforcement of DWI laws. 
According to traffic safety experts, the daily death toll from drunk driving crashes during the Christmas and New Year’s holiday period is significantly more than during the rest [...]

 
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Around midnight on Friday, a Chevrolet Blazer traveling southbound in the northbound lanes of Interstate 45, slammed into a Toyota Avalon just south of Rayford Road.

 
This video is the edited version which runs about nine minutes in length.
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On August 31, 2009 the Texas Attorney General ruled the entire video of the incident must be released.