Former WINK 11 Reporter Hannah Vogel Arrested for DUI

On Saturday, October 12, 2019, at approximately 01:40 hours, Naples Police Officer (now Sergeant) Brian Kazmierczak was patrolling westbound on 4th Avenue North in the area of the Naples Police Department when he observed a white 4-door vehicle later identified as a 2017 Volkswagen Jetta, traveling southbound on Goodlette-Frank Rd N passing 4th Avenue N at a high rate of speed. After the vehicle passed, Officer Kazmierczak pulled out west across Goodlette-Frank R N, through the median, turned right, and stopped in the southbound lanes facing south. visually estimating the vehicle to be traveling at 65 mph and confirming the same via radar. After catching up to the vehicle and activating the emergency lights on his patrol vehicle, the vehicle was slow to react, eventually pulling over on U.S. 41 E at Pine St.

Once the vehicle stopped, its driver was identified as Hannah Louise Vogel, a now-former reporter for WINK 11 news.

Following the administration of field sobriety tests, Vogel was placed under arrest.

On January 15, 2020, Vogel pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of reckless driving, for which she was sentenced to probation. Her citations for speeding, failure to produce proof of insurance, and open container were all dismissed.

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