The phrase "assault driving" is not a standard expression in written English and may not be widely recognized.
It could be used in contexts discussing aggressive or reckless driving behavior, particularly in legal or law enforcement discussions.
Example: "The police charged him with assault driving after he intentionally rammed another vehicle during the road rage incident."
Alternatives: "aggressive driving" or "reckless driving".
He was arrested five times in a 28-month stretch for incidents involving assault, driving under the influence of alcohol and marijuana possession.
A CBP spokesperson said that the individual, who they did not publicly identify, had legal immigration documents but received a deportation order after multiple criminal convictions for domestic assault, driving while impaired, and violating a protective order.
Last year, the top prosecutors for Los Angeles and San Francisco identified 25 Uber drivers with convictions for murder, assault, driving under the influence and other offenses.
Los Angeles lawmakers weighed a proposal to allow the services full access to Los Angeles International Airport, while district attorneys in L.A. and San Francisco said they had identified 25 Uber drivers with convictions for murder, assault, driving under the influence and other offenses.
A desperate combat ensued, with Confederate assaults driving the Federals perilously close to the river.
But most are guilty of drug offenses, or misdemeanors like petty larceny, simple assault, drunken driving.
The wounded man was charged with felonious assault and driving an unregistered and uninsured vehicle.
Prodded by Bragg, Polk had renewed his assault, slowly driving the four federal divisions from their breastworks.
He pleaded guilty to vehicular assault and driving while intoxicated after an accident that injured another passenger in January.
The driver, who was identified as Paul V. Reid, 27, of Brentwood, was charged with vehicular assault and driving while intoxicated, the police said.
Caleb lobs his opening assault while driving Peter from college to home, where their father, Donald (J. K. Simmons), is waiting to celebrate Thanksgiving with scowls, secrets and a portentously loaded weapon.
