Saturday, October 26, 2002
Teen driver to serve 6 months
The Cincinnati Enquirer
HAMILTON - A 17-year-old driver who was speeding when he lost control of his car and struck a man on a sidewalk was sentenced Friday to spend at least six months in state detention.
The Hamilton youth, who pleaded guilty to felony aggravated vehicular assault, also is banned from having a driver's license until age 21, officials at the Butler County Prosecutor's Office said.
Authorities said the teen's Ford Mustang struck Michael Tincher Sr., of Hamilton, July 3 after hitting a railroad track at a high rate of speed.
Mr. Tincher is recovering at a hospital, prosecutors said.
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