The Jason Breitenfeld Story

Looks bad!!!! Just Wait

Look close enough on my seat is the gas pedal

Look at the crease in the roof

There is the gas pedal…for no apparent reason steering wheel went to center

What a close up!!!!!!!!

Right Leg Severed (2 inches of skin)Left Hip severely dislocated Right Leg 4 compound fracturesLeft Hip Ball of hip shatters socket Right Ankle dislocated and fracturedLeft Ball of hip breaks of femur Right Foot 4 fractured bonesLeft Pelvis Shattered Left Lower Leg Filleted open 200+ staples to repair 3 Broken Ribs Blood Clots Luckily No spinal, head, organ damage

Surgery # and DateDescription/ Repairs Done #1 Jan 20, 2013 Reattached Right Leg with Rod and Screws and Put Left Hip in Traction to Pull it Back in Place #2 Jan 22,2013 Repaired broken Hip, Pelvis, and femur #3 Jan 23, 2013 More Hip Repairs and Pelvis #4 June, 2013 Remove Blood Clot Filter from Main Artery (went through neck) #5 Sept 28, 2013 Complete Hip Replacement #6 Jan 6, 2014 Replaced Rod in Right Leg with a Bigger One #7 TBDTry Again to Repair Right Leg #8 TBDHopefully Years Down the Road Not Months

3 times the legal Limit 4 th OWI Arrest One Broken Bone

No Insurance Not Legal Plates 2 nd Time Causing Injuries When Driving Drunk

8 Felonies (looking at 48 years) 3 Traffic Violations

2 Felonies No Traffic Violation

3 yrs in Prison 3 Extended Supervision 1 Year DL Revocation If Completes His Program out in 18 months

 When you drink and have a great night out, don’t ruin it by getting behind the wheel.  You never know what can happen, and the person (or people) you can hurt.  Drunk driving and accidents as a result hurt much more than the driver or the other person. Entire families and communities are affected.

 Drunk driving is never a necessity. There are some options:  Call a friend.  Ask the bartender.  Call a cab.  Get a Safe Ride.  Walk.  Don’t risk your life or someone else’s. BE RESPONSIBLE!!!

 And always remember to tell your loved ones that you love them.  You never know when you won’t be coming home again … or you will never be able to talk to them again.  Live for today. Tomorrow is not promised.

 Thank you for watching this slide presentation.  Thank you for coming today and listening  Thank you for helping to raise awareness of the dangers and impact of drunk driving.  THANK YOU FOR YOUR LOVE AND SUPPORT!