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The man who struck and killed a construction worker on the Hale Boggs Bridge in St. Charles Parish, Louisiana, in 2021 has been sentenced to 18 years in custody and 12 years of supervised release.
A man who struck a bridge worker with his truck, knocking the Baton Rouge contractor into the Mississippi River below, was sentenced to nearly two decades in prison for the deadly hit-and-run crash.
A 23-year-old accused of striking a construction worker on the Hale Boggs Bridge in January of 2021 has been sentenced to 30 years, according to the St. Charles Parish District Attorney.
Hunter Johnson, 23, received the sentence for the death of Brady Ortego, who was struck by Johnson’s vehicle and landed in the Mississippi River below.
Police: After deadly crash, grandmother arrested for helping driver flee scene 1 day 8 hours 14 minutes ago Monday, July 05 2021 Jul 5, 2021 July 05, 2021 11:20 AM July 05, 2021 in News Source: WBRZ Share: ').parent().insertBefore($(".rsNav.rsThumbs.rsThumbsHor")); var captionWrap = caption.parent(); var slider = $(".royalSlider").data('royalSlider'); slider.ev.on('rsBeforeAnimStart', resizeCaption); function resizeCaption(){ captionWrap.stop(true); captionWrap.animate({ height: caption.height() }, 250); }; resizeCaption(); }); LULING - Seven months after a work zone crash killed a contractor...