Police: Man faces DWI charges following Freeport crash
Police say Hakeem Matheus, 28, was driving a black Toyota heading east on West Sunrise Highway Sunday when the car crashed into a pole.
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Nov 6, 2023, 10:58 AM
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2ds agoPolice say a man has been arrested for driving drunk and crashing in Freeport.
According to police, Hakeem Matheus, 28, was driving a black Toyota heading east on West Sunrise Highway Sunday when the car crashed into a pole.
Matheus and his 27-year-old passenger were seriously hurt, but are expected to be OK.
Matheus is facing multiple charges including driving while intoxicated, vehicular assault and reckless driving.
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