A Glenside man convicted of charges he was driving under the influence of a combination of Valium and medical marijuana when he failed to stay on the roadway and struck and killed a woman who was walking her dog on a sidewalk in Lower Moreland will spend at least three years behind bars, the mandatory prison term allowable under law and sought by prosecutors.
A Glenside man convicted of charges he was driving under the influence of a combination of Valium and medical marijuana when he failed to stay on the roadway and struck and killed a woman who was walking her dog on a sidewalk in Lower Moreland will spend at least three years behind bars, the mandatory prison term allowable under law and sought by prosecutors.
A jury began deliberations Wednesday afternoon at the trial of Michael J. Petrocik of Glenside who is accused of driving under the influence of Valium and marijuana when he failed to stay on the roadway and struck and killed Mary T. Duffy who was walking her dog on a sidewalk in Lower Moreland.
A jury began deliberations Wednesday afternoon at the trial of Michael J. Petrocik of Glenside who is accused of driving under the influence of Valium and marijuana when he failed to stay on the roadway and struck and killed Mary T. Duffy who was walking her dog on a sidewalk in Lower Moreland.
A jury began deliberations Wednesday afternoon at the trial of Michael J. Petrocik of Glenside who is accused of driving under the influence of Valium and marijuana when he failed to stay on the roadway and struck and killed Mary T. Duffy who was walking her dog on a sidewalk in Lower Moreland.