DUI

At some point, Laghezza set the baby down — who was still in the car seat — and then could not find her, the affidavit says.

A court date of Jan. 20 has been set in the case.

A drug recognition expert determined Wolfe was too impaired to drive a vehicle.

According to the affidavit, the responding state trooper believes it was Miller's second DUI charge in 10 years.

Anyone with information on Abernathy is being asked to call the Uinta County Dispatch Center at (307) 783-1000.

Driving under the influence, 4th or subsequent offense within 10 years, is punishable by a fine of no more than $10,000, imprisonment for no more than 7 years, or both.

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Investigators say Hood smelled strongly of alcohol, and that a bottle of brandy was found in his vehicle after the crash.