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www.drunkdrivinglawyers.com DUI Drunk Driving Statistics In 2006, there were 13470 fatalities in crashes involving an alcohol-impaired driver (BAC ...
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Stricter Laws Are A Small Relief To Drunk Driving Victims
Graham, NC-- On Tuesday, in Alamance County, a judge sentenced a man to prison for his role in a fatal drunk driving crash. Curtis Lutterloh pleaded guilty to killing 17-year-old, Darren Jones and leaving 38-year-old Carl Wheeler paralyzed and unable to speak. A judge sentenced Lutterloh to between 41 to 59 months in prison.
Part of that sentence would not have been possible in the past. Recent state law changed to make serious injury by vehicle a felony. Part of his sentence was extended thanks to that new legislation.
But the two victims' families say knowing that doesn't bring them peace.
The parents say there is no such thing as closure. They're glad that Curtis Lutterloh will go to prison for at least some time, but that does not change what happened to their sons.
Darren's mother, Alice Jones said, "It doesn't make it any easier and I don't feel like there will ever be closure."
"At least now I know he's not out continuing his life while my son's not so it does give me a little relief there", added Keith Jones, Darren's father.
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