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Drunk Driver Gets 15 to Life in Deadly Santa Ana Collision - Vimarsana News

Drunk Driver Gets 15 to Life in Deadly Santa Ana Collision

A 31-year-old man was sentenced Friday to 15 years to life in prison for an alcohol-fueled crash that killed a veteran newspaper editor near his Santa Ana home two years ago.

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Man Convicted of DUI-Fatal Crash That Killed Editor in Santa Ana - Vimarsana News

Man Convicted of DUI-Fatal Crash That Killed Editor in Santa Ana

SANTA ANA, Calif.—A 31-year-old previously convicted drunk driver was found guilty Aug. 2 of second-degree murder for an ...

Trial Starts for Driver in Fatal Alleged DUI Crash in Santa Ana - Vimarsana News

Trial Starts for Driver in Fatal Alleged DUI Crash in Santa Ana

A 31-year-old convicted drunk driver was racing with another motorist when he slammed into a pickup truck, killing a newspaper editor near his Santa Ana home two years ago, a prosecutor told jurors, while the defendant's attorney said her client was attempting to avoid another speeding driver.

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Watching a street race could soon lead to fines and jail time in Santa Ana - Vimarsana News

Watching a street race could soon lead to fines and jail time in Santa Ana

Watching a street race could soon lead to fines and jail time in Santa Ana Two cars prepare to square off in an early morning street race. (Daniel Miller) May 19, 2021 6:26 PM PT It may soon be illegal to watch street races in Santa Ana. The City Council provided initial approval Tuesday to an ordinance that allows the police to target spectators who are knowingly attending a street race within 200 feet of the event. Although a violation of the ordinance may include a maximum of six months in jail and a $1,000 fine, the city must first provide a written warning to any accused specta...