Mexican driver planned to flee to Mexico after fatal crash

"?" > wrote in news:b7d0fdef-de42-4f47-ba71-0f2a4e361a84
@f19g2000yqh.googlegroups.com:

> Mexican driver planned to flee to Mexico after fatal crash
>
> Judge sets cash bond at $300,000
>
>
> A Chicago man faces the prospect of significant prison time after the
> Cook County State's Attorney approved four felony charges against him
> in connection with a fatal crash in Riverside on March 29.
>
>
> Solomon Aguilera, 27, of Chicago was charged on March 31 with one
> count of aggravated driving under the influence causing death, one
> count of reckless homicide and two counts of DUI
> causing bodily harm. The first DUI charge is a Class 2 felony, which
> carries a possible prison sentence of three to 14 years, if
> convicted.
>
>
> The reckless homicide charge is a Class 3 felony, carrying possible
> prison time of up to 12 years. The other two DUI charges are Class 4
> felonies.
>
>
> On April 1, a Cook County Circuit Court judge set Aguilera's bond at
> $300,000, and required the full amount for bail, fearing Aguilera is a
> flight risk. The hearing was held at the Maybrook courthouse in
> Maywood.
>

They should charge him w murder like they did the DUI who killed that
baseball pitcher on thursday.

On Apr 10, 9:06�am, "Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS"
> wrote:

> They should charge him w murder like they did the DUI who �killed that
> baseball pitcher on thursday.

That crime happened in California, not Illinois.

California law does not discriminate against criminals. Everybody who
applies for
a California drivers license now has to sign a statement that he/she
knows that they might kill somebody if they drive while under the
influence of drugs or alcohol.

Previously, only people who had been convicted of DUI had to sign that
statement.

Citizens of California can thank drunken Mexicans for their part in
causing such a law to be passed.

"+" > wrote in news:55313fac-c781-474a-ba33-81711587fa27
@i28g2000prd.googlegroups.com:


>
> California law does not discriminate against criminals. Everybody who
> applies for
> a California drivers license now has to sign a statement that he/she
> knows that they might kill somebody if they drive while under the
> influence of drugs or alcohol.
>

So? Everybody knows drunk drivers kill.