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Vegas Crime Files: Drug Recognition Expert SpeaksJust because a drug is legal—or prescribed by a doctor—doesn't mean you're safe to drive.Former Las Vegas Metropolitan Police fatal crash detective and certified Drug Recognition Expert Dwaine McCuistion returns to Vegas Crime Files for an eye-opening conversation about drug-impaired driving and the dangers many motorists never consider.Drawing on his years investigating fatal collisions and arresting impaired drivers, McCuistion explains how marijuana, prescription medications, and other drugs affect driving differently than alcohol—and how trained officers recognize impairment even when a driver hasn't been drinking.We discuss the surprising driving behaviors associated with marijuana use, why drug-impaired motorists struggle with multitasking, how field sobriety tests reveal different signs of impairment, and why THC blood levels don't necessarily tell the whole story.We also revisit several high-profile Las Vegas fatal crashes, including the Jessica Williams and Zaon Collins cases, and examine the legal challenges surrounding marijuana impairment, THC metabolites, and Nevada's DUI laws.McCuistion also shares firsthand stories from traffic stops, explains the challenges fatal crash detectives face when gathering evidence, and discusses why the growing availability of marijuana and prescription drugs raises serious concerns for roadway safety.The bottom line: You don't have to be drunk to be dangerously impaired behind the wheel.Vegas Crime Files — Follow us, but not too close.Dwaine McCuistion retired from the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department in July 2023 after more than 17 years of service. He spent most of his LVMPD career in the Traffic Bureau, including five years as a Fatal Collision Detective investigating fatal and critical-injury crashes, officer-involved shootings and homicides involving vehicles.During his career, McCuistion investigated approximately 1,500 traffic collisions, more than 300 DUI cases and over 200 fatal or critical incidents. He is certified in crash investigation and reconstruction, drug-recognition evaluation and field-sobriety testing. He has also trained other officers in impaired-driving detection, collision investigations and report writing, and has provided expert testimony in both criminal and civil cases.Before joining LVMPD, McCuistion served 20 years in the United States Air Force as a Security Forces member, retiring with the rank of Master Sergeant.https://www.strategicbenefitsadvisory.com/SkinFuzion.com Slot sounds: SofiesMood -- https://freesound.org/s/464628/About Vegas Crime FilesThe best crime stories aren't found on Google—they're told by the people who were there.Vegas Crime Files features first-person interviews with detectives, prosecutors, victims, and other key players behind Las Vegas' most talked-about cases. Every episode goes beyond the headlines to uncover the evidence, the investigation, and the human stories behind the crime.Subscribe for new episodes and follow us on YouTube, Facebook, X, and Instagram. Is there a Las Vegas crime or investigation you'd like to know more about? Let us know. We're always looking for cases that deserve a deeper dive—and the detectives, prosecutors, victims, and witnesses who can tell the story firsthand.Vegas Crime Files. Beyond the headlines. Beyond the myths.https://www.strategicbenefitsadvisory.com/SkinFuzion.com Slot sounds: SofiesMood -- https://freesound.org/s/464628/About Vegas Crime FilesThe best crime stories aren't found on Google—they're told by the people who were there.Vegas Crime Files features first-person interviews with detectives, prosecutors, victims, and other key players behind Las Vegas' most talked-about cases. Every episode goes beyond the headlines to uncover the evidence, the investigation, and the human stories behind the crime.Subscribe for new episodes and follow us on YouTube, Facebook, X, and Instagram. Is there a Las Vegas crime or investigation you'd like to know more about? Let us know. We're always looking for cases that deserve a deeper dive—and the detectives, prosecutors, victims, and witnesses who can tell the story firsthand.Vegas Crime Files. Beyond the headlines. Beyond the myths.Follow us... but not too close.
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