Douglas Proehl, the man charged in connection with a deadly Ashwaubenon crash that claimed the life of a teenager, has filed a motion seeking to suppress the sobriety tests conducted after the crash.
Prosecutors charged Proehl following a Jan. 30 crash that killed Chloe Bishop.
The motion argues police violated Proehl’s constitutional rights by requiring him to perform field sobriety tests after he was effectively in custody and had requested an attorney…