Cololado Man has been given a DUI life who killed Aircers Force, injured children
NewYou can now listen to FOX topics!
The Colorado man killed the Air Force Tekeran while dropping the past year would spend the rest of his life after the barriers after being found guilty.
Paul Stephenson, 57, from Castle Rock, was found guilty in April to kill USAF Lt. Col. Math Anderson and injured his four children after they were missing his truck in their car while driving on August 2024.
Stefanuson was sentenced to life in prison and 92 years.
Anderson was stopped at 7 and ten gas station for a trip to Douglas County Fair when he was killed, according to the Judicial District Attorney lawyer. His wife went into the store where Stephen expelled Chevy Slidiro and entered their car.
Offers Ticle Officent Recalled on 100 Mph Dui Crash killing Washington State Trooper
Paul Stephenson was found guilty of killing excessive after killing USAF dealer while driving home. (Judical District Attorner’s Office
When he was in court, Stephenson confessed to drink a bottle of firball whisky and two beer before driving and his Alcohol’s 2.5 legal levels, the DA office said.
Stephenson was written down his third DUI’s conviction when found guilty of killing Anderson.
District Advisory George Braucker said his office follows the first charge of “sending a message to blind drivers in Douglas County. “
Braucker, who prosecuted the case, said that “justice was transmitted to Anderson’s killing one day before the fourth July.
USAF Lt. Khol. Math Anderson had just left Douglas County Fair and his family when he was beaten and killed. (Judical District Attorner’s Office
Republican du bucks’ broken ‘broken in’ a difficult criminal manner
“It is a good thing that our day before our country is our country, we should face the loss of a dead American country … but for selfish behavior in one of us,” said Bruacher.
“The right sentence in this case is that which will come up with such things to happen and threatening hell of those who will do something similar.”
USAF Lt. Khol. Math Anderson and his wife and children. (Judical District Attorner’s Office
Braucker acknowledged that Douglas County was very aggressive for drunk drivers compared to other local skills.
Click here for Fox News app
Anderson’s Father said the decision brings their family “a small number of closure” and grown organizations involved in providing a sentence.
The Great Deputy Provincial Femor Nate Mark recommended the jury decision and said that it reflected how difficult it is to drive drunk.
“The accused cared for himself and showed complete neglect of the importance of one’s life.
