MAN CLAIMS AN APD DWI CHECKPOINT-- DISCRIMINATED AGAINST HISPANICS. AND A JUDGE AGREED-- AND THREW OUT THE CHARGES-- EVEN THOUGH THE MAN BUSTED--- IS WHITE. CRIS ORNELAS IS LIVE AT CENTRAL AND SUNSET TO SHOW US WHY HIS CASE COULD CHANGE THE WAY A-P-D CAN SET UP ROADBLOCKS. 23 YEAR OLD KEITH JONES WAS STOPPED AT A CHECKPOINT AND CHARGED WITH DWI IN MAY 2006 ... BUT HIS LAWYER ARGUED THE CHECKPOINT WAS RACIALLY MOTIVATED. THE JUDGE AGREED AND DISMISSED THE CASE. KEITH JONES SAYS TWO ROAD BLOCKS SET UP ON MAY 6 2006 ESSENTIALLY CORDONED OFF A MOSTLY HISPANIC NEIGHBORHOOD IN THE SOUTH VALLEY. ONE WAS ON BRIDGE AT THE RIVER AND THE OTHER WAS ON SUNSET AND CENTRAL. JONES WAS BUSTED AT THE APD CHECKPOINT. 'when he went to court they raised the issue that the road block was discriminatory' EVEN THOUGH JONES IS WHITE METRO COURT JUDGE WAYNE GRIEGO AGREED THE CHECKPOINT WAS RACIALLY MOTIVATED AND UNCONSTITUTIONAL. GRIEGO THREW OUT THE CASE. 'the court clearly said in this case...