York, PA – A York man probably wont be getting his license back until 2018 – if he can stay off the roads, that is.Harry Norman Morales, 54, was arrested Saturday for the 14th time while driving on a suspended license, according to state police.At 2:14 p.m., police said, a trooper pulled over Morales on Interstate 83 near Exit 33 in Newberry Township. Running Morales name, police determined that his license had been suspended after he pleaded guilty to DUI and that this was the 14th time he had been caught violating the suspension.Online court records show that Morales has pleaded guilty to seven DUIs since 1988. The first time he plead guilty to driving on a suspended license was in 1993.In 2011, Morales plead guilty to being a habitual offender. The charge means that he had at least three separate instances of violating the same driving offense.Habitual offenders licenses are revoked for five years, with two years added for each subsequent offense. Therefore, Morales would have gotten his license back in 2016.That means that, if found guilty of the charge from Saturday, Morales wont get his driving privileges back until 2018.As of Sunday, Morales was in York County Prison on a state parole violation.
Police: Man pulled over 14 times on a suspended license – The York Daily Record
February 27, 2012 by