MADD among those concerned about RMV Interlock program Boston 25 News [Video]

This is the second installment of “Locked Out” a 2-part investigation into the MA RMV’s ignition interlock program. Part 1 first aired Thursday morning and can be found here.

A Tewksbury Police Officer used a Breathalyzer to determine Richard Carvalho was sober right after an ignition interlock device in his pickup registered his breath alcohol at .067, near the legal limit for drunk driving in Massachusetts of 0.08.

An Acton woman lost her license for 10 years for interlock violations that occurred 4 years after she said she quit drinking and joined Alcoholics Anonymous.

And Tanya Adames from Walpole said she had to stop using her asthma inhaler while driving because her interlock registered alcohol on her breath after she used it.

“I got the violation for my asthma medication, my inhaler,” Adames told investigative reporter Ted Daniel, “I’m on my way to work at 8:00 in the morning. I’m not, you …