Zachary Alam 79-AFO #helmetboy

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Criminal History

t history of arrest and conviction:

In May of 2014, Alam was charged with Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) and later sentenced to a 30-day suspended sentence.
In May of 2015, Alam was charged with Drunk in Public and later paid a $75 fine and $92 in costs.
In July of 2015, Alam was charged with Possession of Marijuana and later was convicted under a deferred finding of guilt. He violated his probation and in March of 2018 the deferred finding was revoked, and he was sentenced to pay a $200 fine.
In January of 2017, Alam was charged with Unauthorized Use of a Vehicle and later was sentenced to 5 months imprisonment, with the execution of sentence suspended as to all but 18 days. .
In January of 2017, Alam was charged with and later convicted of Leaving After Colliding Property Damage/Injury to Animal and Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol or a Drugs. He was sentenced to 90 days imprisonment with the execution of sentence suspended, and one-year supervised probation.
In February of 2017, Alam was charged with Petite Larceny and was later convicted. He was sentenced to one year imprisonment.
In November of 2018, Alam was charged and later convicted of Possession of an Open Container of Alcohol. He was sentenced to credit for time served.
In March of 2019, Alam was charged and later convicted, in absentia, of Fare Evasion. He was sentenced to a $50 fine and $126 in costs.
Alam was ultimately not charged following three separate arrests involving bicycle theft. On one occasion, he was apprehended in the apparent act of attempting to steal a Metro transit bicycle while he had an outstanding warrant. The warrant was executed and the defendant was not charged with the offense that led to his arrest. On two other occasions, bike theft victims found the defendant attempting to sell their stolen bikes. Both times, the defendant claimed to have innocently received the bicycles without knowing they were stolen and was not charged.