Madison, WIS. Last week, a Wisconsin driver involved in a traffic crash killed the players of two Markvate University Lacros last week, at that time, the authorities accused them of charging vehicles on Wednesday.
41 -year -old West Alice, Amandria Brunner faced two cases of murder by drunken use of a vehicle during an intoxicated sentence. She faces a prison of 80 years when both counts are guilty.
According to a criminal complaint, the accident occurred in Milwauki on Friday when Brunner tried to turn left in front of an SUV, taking six marks men’s lacros players to a thrift store. Scott Michod, a 19 -year -old Sophomore goalkeeper and biomedical science Springboro, Ohio -from Ohio, and 20 -year -old Noah snider, a Sophomore attacker and Irving, a New York business student, were declared dead on the spot.
A witness told the police that he helped Brunner get out of his pickup truck and saw that Brunner smelled alcohol and tried to put gum in his mouth. According to criminal complaint, the police also found an open beer in his truck.
Brunger’s blood, which was drawn about two hours after the accident, had a blood alcohol material of 0.133, which exceeds the state’s legal limit to drive 0.08.
An analysis of the crash recorder in Brunger’s truck found that according to the complaint, he was stopped for about three seconds before pulling at the intersection with accelerator. She was traveling less than just 12 miles per hour (19 km per hour) when she attacked the SUV, and she never brakes.
The complaint stated that Brunner was convicted for being intoxicated in November 2003.
The online court record indicated that Brunner was in custody in Milwauki County Jail on Wednesday. Records did not list a lawyer for him.
Michod and the snider were nominated last year to maintain a grade-point average of at least 3.0 in the Al-Considerable team of the Big East. The snider played in the last season in 13 of the 14 matches of Markwate, with three in the midfield and scored nine goals and seven assistance.
