A Garnett man is expected to face charges in Garnett Municipal Court in November after police say he drove to a Garnett school to pick up his child with, a blood alcohol content more than three times the legal limit. The charge was filed against 23-year-old Hunter Hill, in connection with the October 15th incident. Garnett city officers conducted a traffic stop, 3:00 that afternoon at the corner of Maple Street and Home Run Drive near the entrance to Garnett Elementary School.
Hill was headed to the grade school to pick up his child when he was pulled over. A subsequent alcohol test revealed him to have more than a .24 blood alcohol content. The state of Kansas sets the legal limit at .08. City court records show Hill is set for a first appearance November 13th . Anderson County District court records show Hill is also set to appear today, October 28th, on charges of interfering with law enforcement, criminal damage to property and domestic battery against a Garnett woman stemming from a September 1st incident. Those charges are all misdemeanors.
