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Horizon Police Arrest Man for DWI After Disturbance Call

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A 37-year-old man, Jesus M. Solis, was apprehended for driving while intoxicated in Horizon City on May 12. Police responded to a disturbance report at around 8 p.m. in the 15000 block of Homestead Drive. During the investigation, Solis refused to undergo field sobriety tests, which is a critical factor in DWI cases. This incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding impaired driving in the area and the importance of law enforcement's response to such disturbances.

Key Details: • Incident occurred on May 12 at approximately 8 p.m. • Location of the disturbance: 15000 block of Homestead Drive, Horizon City • Suspect: Jesus M. Solis, 37 years old • Refused field sobriety testing during the investigation

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