Illinois: boozing bozo Amber Honaker, who killed Theresa Miceli, was more than 3 times the legal limit

Amber Honaker 24 of Palatine Ill charged DUI involving death killed Theresa Miceli Cook County Sheriff photo

Amber Honaker 24 of Palatine Ill charged DUI involving death killed Theresa Miceli Cook County Sheriff photo

COOK COUNTY PROSECUTOR: says police officers reported that Honaker admitted drinking and her blood alcohol was .249 – more than three times the legal limit…

Defense attorney tried to get the judge to lower the bond to $3,000, pointing out that she has three small children. The children weren’t a hindrance to her party that killed and maimed. The judge set bail at $750, 000.  with $75,000 cash required to release her from jail. She faces 14 years in prison. – The Chicago Tribune see MORE

From DailyHerald.com

Bond was set at $750,000 Thursday for a Palatine woman who authorities say had more than three times the legal limit of alcohol in her blood when she was involved in a fatal car crash in South Barrington.

Amber Honaker, 24, was charged with aggravated DUI involving a death and aggravated DUI involving great bodily harm. If convicted of the most serious charge, she faces up to 14 years in prison.

Theresa Miceli killed by DUI driver Amber Honaker

Theresa Miceli, 85, died Dec. 9 after the crash five days earlier left her with a broken right hip and three fractures to her right leg, as well as injuries to her left leg. The crash was at about 8 p.m. Dec. 4 near Mundhank and Higgins roads, said Cook County assistant state’s attorney Maureen McGee.

Theresa and her husband Joseph Miceli, 84, were driving north on Mundhank Road when Honaker, who was driving south, crashed into the couple’s car, McGee said. Onboard monitors indicated Joseph Miceli was driving 24 mph while Honaker was driving between 40 and 43 mph in a 40 mph zone, McGee said. Honaker’s monitor indicated the car did not brake, she said.

Joseph Miceli was admitted to St. Alexius Medical Center in Hoffman Estates, where he remains while undergoing inpatient rehabilitation, McGee said. .…MORE