Roosevelt man charged with DUI, three counts of endangering the welfare of a child

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A 36-year-old Roosevelt man was charged with driving under the influence and three counts of endangering the welfare of a child after he crashed his vehicle into trees on Etra Road at 9:48 p.m. Aug. 3, according to the East Windsor Police Department.

A police officer was dispatched to investigate a report of a vehicle off the roadway, and discovered that the man’s vehicle had struck some trees. The officer found three juveniles in the vehicle, who were turned over to a guardian.

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Additional charges leveled against the man included driving under the influence with children in a vehicle, careless driving and reckless driving, police said.

He was processed and released.

LEA KAHN, Staff Writer
LEA KAHN, Staff Writer
Lea began working for the Packet publications in 1985, covering Lawrence Twp., and then expanding her coverage to Princeton in 2019. While history is her favorite topic, she has earned 13 awards from the New Jersey Press Association for coverage ranging from features to government and education. Lea continues to cover Lawrence Twp. and Princeton. She can be reached via email at lkahn@donnelly.media.

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