Browns WR Stallworth hits, kills Fla. pedestrian
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Its incredible. I probably have .000001% of his wealth and have no problem calling a cab after a long night.
Lock him up. His action were manslaughter even without the booze. But the booze explains this:Update. Someone was going to post this, might as well be me.....
A report from the Miami Herald states that Stallworth's blood alcohol level (.12) was above the legal limit of .08. Under Florida law, DUI manslaughter is a second-degree felony, carrying a maximum sentence of 15 years in prison. The victim, Marco Reyes (59), is survived by his wife of almost 20 years, Catalina, and the couple’s 15-year-old daughter, Daniela.
Thoughts and prayers to everyone involved with this incident.
Donte' Stallworth expected to be charged with DUI manslaughter - Breaking News - MiamiHerald.com
No sober person warns someone and then runs them down anyway.
Barely???
Try more than 50% over the limit and that was after the crash.
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Lock him up. His action were manslaughter even without the booze. But the booze explains this:
No sober person warns someone and then runs them down anyway.
Barely???
Try more than 50% over the limit and that was after the crash.
Well, the rumors was BARELY when the report initially came out in the local news because according to reports here, he DID pass his field sobriety test.
I do not feel sad Stallworth....like Vurbano said, no sober person would have honked, flashed his lights and then RUN HIM OVER! I feel bad for the family, from reports here, he was a very hard working family man that just finished a weekend shift. From ALL indications so far, he did nothing worng.
Lock him up. His action were manslaughter even without the booze. But the booze explains this:
No sober person warns someone and then runs them down anyway.
Barely???
Try more than 50% over the limit and that was after the crash.
Maybe he thought it was a really big pigeon.
That's the part that really gets me about this one. I saw yesterday, that he said "I blew my horn and flashed my lights." I guess he figured he had the right-of-way, and said "I'll teach this guy a lesson."
From what I've heard, Stallworth earned a $4.5 million bonus the VERY day before the incident. He went out to celebrate, drank and stayed overnight at a friends house. He got up in the morning (7AM) to drive home and that was the time of the accident.
Wouldn't it be a shame if he actually tried to sleep off the night and STILL had booze in his system the next morning when he drove home?!
Wouldn't it be a shame if he actually tried to sleep off the night and STILL had booze in his system the next morning when he drove home?!
I don't know about you Pauly, but my old bones can't make it much past 2am anymore let alone pull an "all nighter".
Wow, and still .126? Holy cow. He must have had some hair of the dog before he left.
According to today's report..he had been drinking a few hours before the crash. It sound to me like he had been drinking most of the night.
Donte' Stallworth bonds out of jail on DUI manslaughter charge - Breaking News - MiamiHerald.com
Restaurants/Bars is 2am....night clubs around 5am with a few closing down at 6am.
You have not been to South Beach have you? LOL!
Stallworth & Victims Family Reach Financial Agreement to Avoid Suit
[ame="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4262751"]Donte Stallworth of Cleveland Browns reaches financial agreement with family of victim Mario Reyes - ESPN[/ame]
He will more than likely do time. This agreement only stops the CIVIL lawsuit from coming, he still has to face state cherges.
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