Bedford judge sentenced for driving drunk
Erik Jacobsen was arrested in April of last year on the Saw Mill Parkway in Mount Kisco.
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Nov 18, 2020, 6:09 PM
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Updated 1,346 days ago
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Town justice has been sentenced after pleading guilty to driving drunk.
As part of his sentence, Erik Jacobsen, 55, must continue
in treatment for one year.
In addition, his driver's
license was revoked for six months, and he has
to maintain an ignition interlock device on his vehicles for one year.
Jacobsen was arrested in
April of last year on the Saw Mill Parkway in Mount Kisco.
During the incident, county police
say he refused to leave his car and had to be Tased.
He was relieved indefinitely
of all judicial duties after his arrest.
