On Thursday, June 29th, at approximately 8:45 in the morning, Nicole Sniadecki, 39, of Plymouth came into the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department for a scheduled meeting related to her inquiry into employment with the Sheriff’s Department.
While speaking with Nicole, Captain Jeff Snyder observed slurred speech along with an odor commonly associated with alcohol after consumption coming from her breath. Nicole admitted to operating a vehicle while traveling to the Sheriff’s Department and consuming alcohol that morning.
Detective Lieutenant Les McFarland obtained a certified breath test, which showed a result of .158, nearly twice the legal limit.
Nicole Sniadecki was booked into the Marshall County Jail for Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated and given a cash bond of $1500.
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