"O Albany!": DWAI=Driving While Albany Impaired

"Josiah Jones [...] graduated from University at Albany in 1998 with a bachelor's degree in political science."

Roman, Dayelin. "Traffic stop costs cop; Albany suspends officer for alleged response to motorist; probe ongoing." Albany Times Union. April 5, 2011. http://www.timesunion.com/local/article/Traffic-stop-costs-cop-1323083.php

Same guy? "1998 Alumni [...] Jones, Josiah."

"UAlbany Rugby Alumni Members" http://www.albany.edu/~albrfc/arfcaamem.html

"The long-time Albany police spokesman arrested last month will temporarily lose his driver's license. Detective James Miller waived his right to a DMV hearing Tuesday, so his license will be suspended for a year.

"Miller was pulled over downtown by an Albany police officer on the night of March 18, for driving a department-issued vehicle without the headlights on. The officer says Miller smelled like alcohol and refused a breathalyzer test at the scene.

"Miller accepted a deal with the DA's office that allowed him to plead guilty to one count of driving while ability Impaired. He was fined $550 and is still on unpaid leave from the department.

"Miller apologized for his behavior and said he hopes to turn this incident into something positive."

"Miller Loses License." YNN. April 6, 2011. http://capitalregion.ynn.com/content/your_news/capital_region/539077/miller-loses-license/

Fitzgerald, Bryan. "Albany cop in trouble again; Officer Max Etienne charged with DWI after allegedly crashing into cars in Pine Hills." Albany Times Union. February 17, 2013. http://www.timesunion.com/local/article/Albany-police-officer-charged-with-DWI-4285835.php

Lyons, Brendan J. "Albany officer taken off street; Michael Geraci Jr. target of complaints in DWI arrests." Albany Times Union. June 11, 2013. http://www.timesunion.com/local/article/Albany-officer-taken-off-street-4592384.php

Just how many articles of that nature are there?

People pulled over by Albany police might consider asking them to walk a line and use a breathalyzer first (they wouldn't appreciate that, though).