California: Thomas Karl Doczi charged with DUI in killing bicyclist with his Porsche

Officers and paramedics arrived within minutes and determined a bicyclist had been struck by a vehicle. The bicyclist was pronounced dead at the scene. The investigation revealed that a silver 2002 Porsche was traveling westbound on Hovley Lane East just west of Corporate Way when it struck the bicyclist.

The Porsche was being driven by Thomas Karl Doczi, age 60 of Rancho Mirage. Alcohol may have been a factor in this collision. Doczi was booked into the jail in the city of Indio for vehicular manslaughter.

Georgia: DUI killer Kenneth Lee Chitwood killed James Peton Underwood; sentenced to 5 years

The man who was drunk driving when he killed a father of four was sentenced to five years in prison, the Cobb County District Attorney said Wednesday.

Kenneth Lee Chitwood, 49, of Acworth, was ordered to spend the rest of his 15-year sentence on probation for killing James Peyton Underwood on Feb. 22.

Virginia: judge gives 3 years in plea deal for DUI manslaughter case of Nicholas Perry Hansel

Virginia: judge delays release of rejected plea deal in DUI manslaughter case of Nicholas Perry Hansel – In a Sept. 19 letter to the court, prosecutor Robert Joyce, Jr. argued the proposed plea agreement, if made public, “would most certainly be prejudicial to one or both sides, and thereby very likely taint the jury pool when the case is tried in the future.

The public’s right to know, he said, “does not and should not override both the accused’s and the Commonwealth’s right to a fair trial.”