Maryland: Nurse Lindsay Canter charged with DUI homicide after forcing man’s vehicle off road and killing him; then fleeing

She entered a guilty plea to DUI on Aug. 8, 2014, in a plea deal with St. Mary’s County States Attorney Richard Fritz and was given Probation Before Judgement with sixty days in jail and all of the jail time suspended. The plea deal also provided for her to pay a fine of $192.50.

Maryland: Calvert Sheriff Mike Evans reports DUI Driver Tony Johnson Was Bad to the Bone

The vehicle was weaving all over the roadway consistent with an impaired driver. Cpl. Moschetto advised Calvert Control that he believed that the driver, who was later identified as Tony Johnson, was impaired/under the influence of alcohol.