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Man Charged with DUI After Hitting Toddler on Daytona Beach

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36-year-old Brock Winkler from Lakeland faces severe DUI charges after hitting a 3-year-old with his Jeep in Daytona Beach. Witnesses saw the child dart into traffic, and Winkler stayed at the scene. The boy was treated and released from the hospital. Winkler refused a breath test, and hes now in jail on DUI and refusal charges.

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Man Charged with DUI After Hitting Toddler on Daytona Beach

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Tampa Bay News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Man Charged with DUI After Hitting Toddler on Daytona Beach. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 26th. This is Tevbe News today, your AI-powered local news. A 36-year-old guy from Lakeland is spacing heavy DUI charges after striking a three-year-old boy with his jeep right on Daytona Beach. Deputies with the Volusia County Sheriff's Office say it all unfolded after 4 p.m. on Saturday near the University Boulevard parking lot. Witnesses spotted the child bolting across traffic lanes from the ocean side and straight into the jeep's path at low speed. The driver, Brock Winkler, stayed put at the scene and worked with investigators from the jump. The boy hit the hospital as a trauma alert, but bounced back quick, discharged the same day with injuries that skipped surgery altogether. No long-term drama there, thankfully. Turns out multiple onlookers flagged Winkler for drinking prior, and cops found empty beer cans scattered where he parked. He ran, field sobriety checks, but flat out refused a breath test. Others now locked up in Volusia County Branch Jail on counts of DUI with serious bodily injury

plus refusal to test case still unfolding as charges stick.

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