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song info “Let Me Go” by 3 Doors Down (official video) is a rock song. Song Title: Let Me Go (official video)Artist: 3 Doors Down Genre: rock Date:: 2004 Number of listens: 18230 link to the static song information page for this song: |
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Todd Harrell, bassist for 3 Doors Down, was arrested July 19, 2012, for DUI in D’Iberville, Mississippi (southern Mississippi).
Police Chief Wayne Payne said in a news release that Todd harrell was pulled over after 7 a.m. on Thursday, July 19, 2012, after failing to stop at an intersection and colliding with a silver Toyota pickup truck driven by Darryl Thibodeaus of Ocean Springs, Mississippi. Thibodeaux was taken to Ocean Sprigns Hospital for back and neck pain, but was quickly treated and released. Todd Harrell was driving a black Cadillac.
Chief Payne said Todd Harrell was charged with DUI-other and not wearing a seatbelt. DUI-other indicates being under the influence of any controlled substance other than alcohol.
The bassist was released on $1,000 bond after an appearance before a judge. According to D’Iberville police captain Clay Jones, Todd Harrell consented to a blood test after police suspected that the bassist was high on some sort of drug..
Todd Harrell (bass), Matt Roberts (guitar), and Brad Arnold (lead singer) formed the band 3 Doors Down in Escatawpa, Mississippi, in 1996. Matt Roberts left the band on May 24, 2012 with health problems. According to the official band website statement, Matt Roberts has problems with blood circulation and other health issues.
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