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09-17-2015, 07:56 AM
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Drunk Speeding Lawyer in Pickup-truck T-bones Car Killing Publicist
The police investigation into the death of the publicist in November 2014 was completed in the first week of September, and released by the victim's lawyers and the suspect on Wednesday (16) in Salvador. The result of the investigation shows that the suspect, a lawyer and university professor, committed murder against the publicist and aggravated battery against the nurse. Investigation showed that the lawyer drove 140 km/ph on a road with a max limit of 70 km/ph. The defender of the victim also said the suspect declined to take a breathalyzer test on the day of the accident on the grounds of not producing evidence against himself. The nurse still suffers from cognitive sequelae of head injury and is still recovering. The lawyer of the accused disputes that the evidence indicates the client's drunkenness. "These tests have to be discussed in court. If he refused to take the test or not they have no evidence that he drank no matter what he told after his arrest"he says. He argues that there are many aspects of the process may influence the decision of the prosecutor on the case. "The autopsy report showed alcohol in the body of the victim, "he says. "And the victim run a redlight" he added. |
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09-17-2015, 08:19 AM
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Re: Drunk Speeding Lawyer in Pickup-truck T-bones Car Killing Publicist
I think the victim misjudged the speed of the pick up driver. That guy was hauling ass. When he came to the intersection, he did initially stop then figuring that no one was coming, thought it was okay to turn. He would have been alright if the other driver wasn't going twice the speed limit.
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09-17-2015, 09:21 AM
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Re: Drunk Speeding Lawyer in Pickup-truck T-bones Car Killing Publicist
Lawyer admitted drinking before the incident and video evidence clearly shows him driving faster than the posted speed limit. To top things off, he lied about being hit by another car which caused him to crash into the victim's car. Further, the lawyer has been previously involved in other incidents. No matter what other evidence is included, the lawyer is - at the minimum - guilty for vehicular manslaughter and should be charged and sentenced accordingly. His career is over. |