Cochise County Attorney Who Threatened and Opposed County Supervisors on Hand Counting Ballots and Certifying Election Arrested for ‘Super Extreme’ DUI

Cochise County Attorney Brian McIntyre was arrested early in the morning on January 28 for a “super extreme” DUI. McIntyre, who became nationally known for feuding with the Cochise County Supervisors over their efforts to conduct a hand count of ballots during the 2022 midterm election and their vote to reject certifying the results, tested at .21 Blood Alcohol Content (BAC), more than twice the legal limit.

McIntyre provided a statement through the Sierra Vista Police Department.

“For 18 years I have done my best to ensure that choices have consequences,” McIntyre stated. “My choices will also have consequences and the matters will be handled by an outside prosecution entity and most likely an out-of-county judge.

“As disappointed as I am in myself, it is the looks of disappointment from the professionals who had to do their duty last evening due to my choices that will live with me the longest,” McIntyre added. “No one is above the law, including me.”

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