endangerment and overdosing on heroin in the presence of his 12-year-old son. The child abuse and child endangerment charges were dropped, but he was sentenced to a 90-day jail term and placed on probation for three years for the substance abuse misdemeanor. After this, Royer got clean and sober, and D.I. returned to touring and playing live shows. In 2012, the band released a new 7-inch EP, United We Slam through Hand Grenade Records. Line-ups Timeline Discography Studio releases EP, compilation and live albums References External links D.I. on Myspace Musical groups established in 1981 Hardcore punk groups from California Suburban Noize Records artists Rock music supergroups 1981 establishments in California Musical groups from Orange County, California