The Star-Ledger has more details:
TOMS RIVER -- Howard Stern sidekick Artie Lange was charged with driving under the influence after he crashed his car into another vehicle in Toms River this afternoon.
Lange, 41, was driving a leased 2009 silver Nissan Sentra on Silver Bay Road around 1:30 p.m. when he rear-ended a car stopped to make a left turn onto Brand Road while he intended to proceed straight, said Toms River police Capt. Steven Henry.
The second car, a silver 2004 Pontiac Grand Am, was occupied by two 18-year-old males from Toms River, Henry said. Both vehicles sustained minor damage but no one was injured, he said.
At the scene, the investigating officer determined Lange appeared to be under the influence, Henry said, noting that police could not immediately determine whether there was alcohol or drugs allegedly involved.
Lange, who lives in Roseland, was arrested and charged with careless driving and driving under the influence, Henry said.
He said Lange was released at 4:45 p.m. but the Nissan would be impounded for 24 hours.
Henry did not know why Lange, who was alone in the car, was in Toms River but said he is known to have friends who live in the township.
He said Investigating Officer Brian Jarka recognized the comedian, who Henry said acted like a "complete gentleman" and was "very cooperative" with authorities.
Lange is scheduled to appear Saturday night at the Toms River branch of the Ocean County Library for a discussion and signing of his book, ``Too Fat To Fish,'' to benefit the library.
Friday, July 10, 2009
UPDATE 2: Artie busted for DUI
The Star-Ledger has more details:
TOMS RIVER -- Howard Stern sidekick Artie Lange was charged with driving under the influence after he crashed his car into another vehicle in Toms River this afternoon.
Lange, 41, was driving a leased 2009 silver Nissan Sentra on Silver Bay Road around 1:30 p.m. when he rear-ended a car stopped to make a left turn onto Brand Road while he intended to proceed straight, said Toms River police Capt. Steven Henry.
The second car, a silver 2004 Pontiac Grand Am, was occupied by two 18-year-old males from Toms River, Henry said. Both vehicles sustained minor damage but no one was injured, he said.
At the scene, the investigating officer determined Lange appeared to be under the influence, Henry said, noting that police could not immediately determine whether there was alcohol or drugs allegedly involved.
Lange, who lives in Roseland, was arrested and charged with careless driving and driving under the influence, Henry said.
He said Lange was released at 4:45 p.m. but the Nissan would be impounded for 24 hours.
Henry did not know why Lange, who was alone in the car, was in Toms River but said he is known to have friends who live in the township.
He said Investigating Officer Brian Jarka recognized the comedian, who Henry said acted like a "complete gentleman" and was "very cooperative" with authorities.
Lange is scheduled to appear Saturday night at the Toms River branch of the Ocean County Library for a discussion and signing of his book, ``Too Fat To Fish,'' to benefit the library.
TOMS RIVER -- Howard Stern sidekick Artie Lange was charged with driving under the influence after he crashed his car into another vehicle in Toms River this afternoon.
Lange, 41, was driving a leased 2009 silver Nissan Sentra on Silver Bay Road around 1:30 p.m. when he rear-ended a car stopped to make a left turn onto Brand Road while he intended to proceed straight, said Toms River police Capt. Steven Henry.
The second car, a silver 2004 Pontiac Grand Am, was occupied by two 18-year-old males from Toms River, Henry said. Both vehicles sustained minor damage but no one was injured, he said.
At the scene, the investigating officer determined Lange appeared to be under the influence, Henry said, noting that police could not immediately determine whether there was alcohol or drugs allegedly involved.
Lange, who lives in Roseland, was arrested and charged with careless driving and driving under the influence, Henry said.
He said Lange was released at 4:45 p.m. but the Nissan would be impounded for 24 hours.
Henry did not know why Lange, who was alone in the car, was in Toms River but said he is known to have friends who live in the township.
He said Investigating Officer Brian Jarka recognized the comedian, who Henry said acted like a "complete gentleman" and was "very cooperative" with authorities.
Lange is scheduled to appear Saturday night at the Toms River branch of the Ocean County Library for a discussion and signing of his book, ``Too Fat To Fish,'' to benefit the library.
UPDATE: Artie Lange busted
From the Asbury Park Press:
Comedian Artie Lange charged with DWI in Toms River
Bad boy radio personality Artie Lange was charged with driving under the influence of an intoxicant and with careless driving today after police responded to a minor traffic accident.
A police detective discovered Lange at the scene of a minor motor vehicle collision at Silver Bay and Brand avenues, reported at about 1:30 p.m., said Capt. Steve Henry.
Lange, 41, scheduled to appear at the Ocean County Library here Saturday night, was charged with driving under the influence by Patrolman Brian Jarka based on an assessment done at the police station, Henry said.
"There was no indication that he was under the influence of illicit drugs," Henry said.
But he was under the influence according to the psychological and physical assessment, Henry said.
A laboratory sample was taken to substantiate the assessment, Henry said.
Detective John Bajcic was driving in the Silverton section when he came up to the minor accident and stopped to investigate.
"Mr. Lange was 100 percent cooperative," Henry said.
Patrolman Gary Flynn responded to the reported crash and Lange was taken to police headquarters.
Lange is scheduled to appear at the main branch of the Ocean County Library 7 p.m. Saturday to discuss his New York Times best-seller, "Too Fat to Fish."
A former star of the television show "MADtv," Lange also has appeared in the movies "Dirty Work," 'Elf," 'Old School" and "Beer League," which he also co-wrote and produced.
Comedian Artie Lange charged with DWI in Toms River
Bad boy radio personality Artie Lange was charged with driving under the influence of an intoxicant and with careless driving today after police responded to a minor traffic accident.
A police detective discovered Lange at the scene of a minor motor vehicle collision at Silver Bay and Brand avenues, reported at about 1:30 p.m., said Capt. Steve Henry.
Lange, 41, scheduled to appear at the Ocean County Library here Saturday night, was charged with driving under the influence by Patrolman Brian Jarka based on an assessment done at the police station, Henry said.
"There was no indication that he was under the influence of illicit drugs," Henry said.
But he was under the influence according to the psychological and physical assessment, Henry said.
A laboratory sample was taken to substantiate the assessment, Henry said.
Detective John Bajcic was driving in the Silverton section when he came up to the minor accident and stopped to investigate.
"Mr. Lange was 100 percent cooperative," Henry said.
Patrolman Gary Flynn responded to the reported crash and Lange was taken to police headquarters.
Lange is scheduled to appear at the main branch of the Ocean County Library 7 p.m. Saturday to discuss his New York Times best-seller, "Too Fat to Fish."
A former star of the television show "MADtv," Lange also has appeared in the movies "Dirty Work," 'Elf," 'Old School" and "Beer League," which he also co-wrote and produced.
UPDATE: Artie Lange busted
From the Asbury Park Press:
Comedian Artie Lange charged with DWI in Toms River
Bad boy radio personality Artie Lange was charged with driving under the influence of an intoxicant and with careless driving today after police responded to a minor traffic accident.
A police detective discovered Lange at the scene of a minor motor vehicle collision at Silver Bay and Brand avenues, reported at about 1:30 p.m., said Capt. Steve Henry.
Lange, 41, scheduled to appear at the Ocean County Library here Saturday night, was charged with driving under the influence by Patrolman Brian Jarka based on an assessment done at the police station, Henry said.
"There was no indication that he was under the influence of illicit drugs," Henry said.
But he was under the influence according to the psychological and physical assessment, Henry said.
A laboratory sample was taken to substantiate the assessment, Henry said.
Detective John Bajcic was driving in the Silverton section when he came up to the minor accident and stopped to investigate.
"Mr. Lange was 100 percent cooperative," Henry said.
Patrolman Gary Flynn responded to the reported crash and Lange was taken to police headquarters.
Lange is scheduled to appear at the main branch of the Ocean County Library 7 p.m. Saturday to discuss his New York Times best-seller, "Too Fat to Fish."
A former star of the television show "MADtv," Lange also has appeared in the movies "Dirty Work," 'Elf," 'Old School" and "Beer League," which he also co-wrote and produced.
Comedian Artie Lange charged with DWI in Toms River
Bad boy radio personality Artie Lange was charged with driving under the influence of an intoxicant and with careless driving today after police responded to a minor traffic accident.
A police detective discovered Lange at the scene of a minor motor vehicle collision at Silver Bay and Brand avenues, reported at about 1:30 p.m., said Capt. Steve Henry.
Lange, 41, scheduled to appear at the Ocean County Library here Saturday night, was charged with driving under the influence by Patrolman Brian Jarka based on an assessment done at the police station, Henry said.
"There was no indication that he was under the influence of illicit drugs," Henry said.
But he was under the influence according to the psychological and physical assessment, Henry said.
A laboratory sample was taken to substantiate the assessment, Henry said.
Detective John Bajcic was driving in the Silverton section when he came up to the minor accident and stopped to investigate.
"Mr. Lange was 100 percent cooperative," Henry said.
Patrolman Gary Flynn responded to the reported crash and Lange was taken to police headquarters.
Lange is scheduled to appear at the main branch of the Ocean County Library 7 p.m. Saturday to discuss his New York Times best-seller, "Too Fat to Fish."
A former star of the television show "MADtv," Lange also has appeared in the movies "Dirty Work," 'Elf," 'Old School" and "Beer League," which he also co-wrote and produced.
Artie Lange arrested?
Artie Lange Arrested for Suspicion of DUI
Posted Jul 10th 2009 2:33PM by TMZ Staff
We've just learned Artie Lange was busted for suspicion of DUI moments ago in New Jersey.
Law enforcement sources tell us the "Howard Stern Show" veteran was arrested about a half hour ago in Toms River after he got into a minor car accident.
Story developing...
source
thanks to blorf for the info
Posted Jul 10th 2009 2:33PM by TMZ Staff
We've just learned Artie Lange was busted for suspicion of DUI moments ago in New Jersey.
Law enforcement sources tell us the "Howard Stern Show" veteran was arrested about a half hour ago in Toms River after he got into a minor car accident.
Story developing...
source
thanks to blorf for the info
Artie Lange arrested?
Artie Lange Arrested for Suspicion of DUI
Posted Jul 10th 2009 2:33PM by TMZ Staff
We've just learned Artie Lange was busted for suspicion of DUI moments ago in New Jersey.
Law enforcement sources tell us the "Howard Stern Show" veteran was arrested about a half hour ago in Toms River after he got into a minor car accident.
Story developing...
source
thanks to blorf for the info
Posted Jul 10th 2009 2:33PM by TMZ Staff
We've just learned Artie Lange was busted for suspicion of DUI moments ago in New Jersey.
Law enforcement sources tell us the "Howard Stern Show" veteran was arrested about a half hour ago in Toms River after he got into a minor car accident.
Story developing...
source
thanks to blorf for the info
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
MEET THE NEW MISS HOWARD TV FOR JULY 2009
Photo courtesy Howard TV
Donna Lalino has been selected as Miss Howard TV July 2009 for Howard Stern’s Howard TV On Demand subscription Video On Demand channel. Hailing from the Harrisburg, PA area, the gorgeous 5’3” hard-bodied 34D charmer entered the Howard Stern Show quite nervous, but she was quickly relaxed by the enthusiastic reaction she received from the on-air cast of the show. Donna’s claim that she was actually an ugly duckling in high school was met with disbelief by all, since she was stunning in her skimpy, shiny purple bikini. Her photos posted on HowardStern.com immediately crashed the site, according to an announcement made by Stern during her appearance.
Despite her reticence to reveal too much about her sexuality, Stern was able to charm her into talking about her exploits, including a threesome with a former co-worker and his wife and her experience at a swinger’s club. She tried to downplay it. “It was very casual,” said Donna. “You wouldn’t know it was a swinger’s club, except that everyone was naked, having sex!” She also admitted to Howard TV that she has had sex on the roof of a mall and on a conference room table.
Donna works out about five times a week, which accounts for her perfectly toned physique. Besides a traditional job, she is a spokes-model for a custom bike shop in Harrisburg, and travels with them to model at bike shows. She grew up listening to the Howard Stern Show because her father is a big fan.
Donna Lalino’s studio interview can be seen exclusively on Howard TV On Demand. She will also host the monthly preview show during July. Donna is also profiled with photos, blogs and a webcast on www.howard.tv/MissHowardTV.
Howard TV On Demand is a subscription video on demand channel available only on digital cable in the United States and Canada.
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