LEBANON — A Goshen Township man convicted in a Dec. 27 crash that killed a 2-year-old boy lost his driver's license for three years and was ordered to complete 1,500 hours of community service.

        Clarence Groves III also was ordered on Thursday by a judge in Warren County Court to pay a $250 fine and serve three years of probation.

        Mr. Groves, 18, pleaded no contest earlier this month to a misdemeanor charge of vehicular homicide.

        State troopers said Mr. Groves' Dodge Spirit crossed the center line on Stubbs Mill near Shawhan Road and struck a Toyota Corolla carrying a Clinton County toddler, Dwayne Scareberry.

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