Saturday, February 20, 2010
Cabell County Woman Pleads Guilty
WEST VIRGINIA....
Erma Brown avoided trial Friday when she pled guilty to three counts of DUI causing death. Brown admitted she was taking prescription medication for depression and panic attacks and had taken too much the morning of April 2, 2009 when, while driving on Alternate Route 10 in Barboursville (Cabell County), she crossed the center line, crashing head-on into a vehicle driven by 47 year old Carole Crawford who was driving her daughter, 16 year old Meaghan, and Meaghan's friend, 15 year old Kelsey Kuhn, to class at St. Joseph High School. Brown's plea means she could receive six to 30 years in prison when sentenced April 5th.
Erma Brown avoided trial Friday when she pled guilty to three counts of DUI causing death. Brown admitted she was taking prescription medication for depression and panic attacks and had taken too much the morning of April 2, 2009 when, while driving on Alternate Route 10 in Barboursville (Cabell County), she crossed the center line, crashing head-on into a vehicle driven by 47 year old Carole Crawford who was driving her daughter, 16 year old Meaghan, and Meaghan's friend, 15 year old Kelsey Kuhn, to class at St. Joseph High School. Brown's plea means she could receive six to 30 years in prison when sentenced April 5th.
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