Data Entry Errors Impact DWI Cases in Olmsted, Other Minnesota Counties
A data entry error has brought dozens of Minnesota DWI cases into question.
The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension ordered the immediate suspension of a tool used to test the blood alcohol concentration of suspected impaired drivers after learning of the error.
- Aitkin County: impacted by data entry errors
- Winona County: impacted by data entry errors
- Chippewa County: impacted by data entry errors
- Olmsted County: potentially dozens of cases involving data entry errors
The tool tied to the errors is called the DataMaster (DMT).
No comment from officials.
Author summary: Data errors affect DWI cases.
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