The Boise Man Whose Alcohol Content was Nearly Three Times The Legal Limit Will Go To Prison After He Serously Injury Another Driver While Speeding Down Cloverdale Road Last November.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT SENIOR JUDGE MICHAEL REARDON SENSED SENT SENSED TO 12 YEARS IN PRISH AFTER HE POSTADED GUILTY TO FELONY AGGRAVATED DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE, ACCORDING TO WEDNESDAY NEWS RELEASE FROM THE ADA COUNTY PROSECURDER’S Office.
Reordon Retained Jurisdiction Over the 21-YEAR-OLD’s Criminal Case and Placed Him on an alternative Sentencing Option Known As A Rider. That means he’ll Spend Roughly The Next Year In Prison Before Having a Hearing to Review Hist in Front of Reardon. If Sperry Does Well on His Rider, He Could Be Released on Probation, But if He Doesn’t, He Could Go To Prison for At Least Another Year, and Up To 10 More.
SPERRY WAS DRIVING AN ESTIMATED 95 MPH ON CLOVERDALE ROAD-IN A 45-PMH ZONE-IN THE EARLY HOURS OF NOV. 24 WHEN HE COLIDED WITH A Ford Bronco Driven BY A WOMEN WHAT TURNING ORT CLOVERDALE FROM HER SUBDIVISION, THE PROSECURER’S OFFICE SAID. She sustained nasal bone fracture and lacerations to her face.
The crash was investigated by the ada country sheriff’s Office, Which Found Through a Breath Test That Sperry’s Alcohol Content was .226, The Release Said. The Legal Limit is .08.
“We are grateful the victim survived this devastating crash,” Ada County Prosecutor Jan Bennetts Said in the Release. “This case is a Reminder of the Dangers of Impaired and Reckless Driving, and I Want to Thank the County Sheriff’s Office and Our Prosecution Team for Their Work in Holding Mr. Sperry Accountable.”
