HUGHESVILLE, MD. — A repeat offender DUI driver who got easy treatment for his last DUI now faces new DUI charges along with possible vehicular homicide charges for the death of a Hughesville resident.

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In handing down the upper term sentence, Judge Robert A. Glusman stated if he could sentence Wilson to more time, he would have.

Assistant State’s Attorney Jeremy Beard noted Nolan didn’t call authorities but rather his “buddies” to “save his own skin.” Those friends helped him move the truck out of the cornfield and take Fuller’s body to a Fulton County home where he was found the next day. That, Beard said, was a despicable and an immoral action that showed Nolan’s lack of remorse.

On February 17th, 2016, Jay Petersen fled in a pickup from an attempted traffic stop by Deputies near 84th and Pioneers Boulevard. During the follow-up investigation, a backpack belonging to Petersen was recovered.