A Plymouth man was arrested on Wednesday, August 1st after police discovered he was operating a vehicle without an interlock device.
52 year old George M. Marshall was stopped by Plymouth Police about 9:30 in the area of 1600 North Michigan Street in Plymouth.
During the investigation Officer Jerrid Arnold was able to determine that George Marshall had a prior conviction for Drinking and Driving and is required to have an interlock device on the vehicle he’s driving. The interlock device requires him to blow into a tube similar to a breathalyzer. If there is no alcohol present the vehicle will start. If the breath smells like alcohol the vehicle will not start.
Mr. Marshall was incarcerated at the Marshall County Jail on a $1,500 cash bond.
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