Lynchburg Woman Charged With DUI & Manslaughter| Virginia Accident Law
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Lynchburg, VA – April 23 – A Bedford woman is facing serious charges for drunk driving and manslaughter after allegedly killing two men in a fatal car crash Saturday morning.
The collision took place at approximately 2:00 a.m. and involved two vehicles, a 1997 Ford Explorer and a 2005 Honda Civic, both of which were going at a high rate of speed at the time of impact, reports WDBJ7.com.
John Hawkins, 26, and his passenger, Garry Moore, also 26, proceeded along the 7200 block of Timberlake Road when Amy Phillips, 28, collided with their vehicle. Both men were pronounced dead at the scene.
Phillips is now being contained at the Blue Ridge Regional Jail without bond. Her scheduled court appearance has yet to be released.
Manassas, V.A. – Mar. 7 – A Prince William County man has been charged with a DUI, a hit-and-run and reckless driving, amongst other charges, stemming from a crash that occurred over the weekend.
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Virginia Beach, V.A., Feb. 25 – Students at Virginia Commonwealth University headed to Virginia Beach, VA today to pay their last respects to a fellow student who was killed by a drunk driver just
A crash in Ashburn, VA over the weekend left two people dead, and an attorney facing manslaughter and drunk driving charges, reports NBC Washington. Ricky and Leia Wrenn were making their way to
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