Republican Texas gubernatorial candidate
Allen West's wife is arrested
for 'driving while intoxicated with
her young grandson'
Posted By: Ribicon, 8/22/2021 7:47:58 PM
Texas gubernatorial candidate Allen West's wife has been arrested for allegedly driving under the influence on Friday night. West is said to be 'beyond livid' with the Dallas Police Department for the arrest which he insists was wrongful and that his wife was sober at the time. Angela Graham-West, 61, was driving home from dinner at P.F. Changs with her three-month-old grandson, Jaxton, when she was pulled over for a traffic violation at around 8.45p.m. Friday night in Dallas County, leading to an officer to suspect that she was intoxicated before performing a field sobriety test on her.(Snip)On Sunday, West posted a photo
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The GOP gerrymandered Col. West out of his congressional seat in Florida, but they'd never stoop to setting his wife up on a DWI rap.