State Rep. Bryan Posthumus arrested after OWI crash
State Rep. Bryan Posthumus of Cannon Township was arrested for operating while intoxicated after his Jeep left the road, hit a mailbox, and rolled over near Ada Township. Blood alcohol was 0.13 percent, and he was taken to hospital after a detention at Kent County Correctional Facility. He cites a drinking problem and will begin AA meetings, apologizing to constituents and colleagues. He previously faced an OWI in 2013.
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State Rep. Bryan Posthumus apologizes to constituents
Michigan lawmaker Rep. Bryan Posthumus of Cannon Township expresses gratitude no one was hurt by his error. He pledges hard work to regain trust and support of colleagues, family, and district residents following the incident.
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