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Fort Worth Council Member Charged with DWI

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Fort Worth City Council member Michael Crain, 53, faces a DWI charge after his January arrest. Prosecutors filed the Class B misdemeanor charge this week. Crain, in his third term for District three, has yet to comment on the situation. Details of the traffic stop and sobriety tests remain unclear.

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Fort Worth Council Member Charged with DWI

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Dallas News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Fort Worth Council Member Charged with DWI. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Fort Worth City Council member Michael Crane faces a driving while intoxicated charge after his arrest last month. Texas Highway Patrol pulled him over on the night of January 16th, suspecting he was behind the wheel buzzed. He got booked into Tarant County jail the next day, January 17th, and posted bond to get out. Prosecutors in the Tarant County Criminal District Attorney's office made it official this Wednesday, filing the Class B misdemeanor charge against. Him. Crane is 53 years old and serving his third term on the Council for District 3. That area stretches across far west and southwest, Fort Worth, taking in spots near Texas Christian University. He started his first two-year stand back in May 2021. No word yet from Crane himself or the Council on next steps. An early report skipped details like the traffic stop reason or any sobriety test run that night. This one's still unfolding, so stay tuned as more comes to light on how it shakes out for District 3.

From your city, powered by AI, this is Dallas News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.

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