HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) -
Anyone who fails a preliminary breathalyzer test for driving under the influence in Dauphin County is now required to submit to a blood test, according to a memo sent out by Dauphin County District Attorney.
Ed Marsico's decision came on January 4 after a Dauphin County judge ruled on December 31 that the breath testing
machines used in police stations in Pennsylvania are not scientifically
accurate.
Marsico said blood testing is a temporary solution while the state appeals the decision.