Photo: Anoka County. Matt Hastreiter KSTP Created: February 07, 2021 04:33 PM
A man has been sentenced to one year of work release and 10 years of supervised probation for killing a pedestrian in a drunken-driving crash in Blaine in 2019.
According to court documents, Matt Warren Hastreiter amended his plea to guilty for one count of criminal vehicular homicide in December. He was sentenced on Friday.
Hastreiter s one-year term at the Anoka County Jail is to be served as a work-release program. The judge stayed a four-year prison sentence contingent on Hastreiter following the terms of a 10-year supervised probation period.
According to a criminal complaint, Hastreiter struck 52-year-old Sheryl Miller the morning of Dec. 6, 2019, while driving on Naples Street in Blaine. Miller was unresponsive when officers arrived at the scene and was later pronounced dead at the hospital.
he chose to go to benghazi. he did, and congressman, ambassador in the countries are representing the united states do not. as a practice ask permission from the state department to travel in the country where they are stationed. as well they should not. they need to be in charge of their country. also on the point of e-mails and which ones you received and haven t received, unfortunately, the state department, which has been spending an enormous amount of time producing documents for this this committee, cannot produce thousands of e-mails at the drop of a hat. . and the committee chose to prioritize all your e-mails, but also sheryl miller s e-mails, sydney blumenthal s e-mails to you. they chose to prioritize those over the other. so the state department is trying to get. this information, but it is a question of the priorities of
now it s time for the customers. come on in, sweetie. meet sheryl miller, also known as chevy. a 40-year-old mother of three. today she s selling a 2002 ford mustang. is it in good shape? oh, cray, it s awesome. she said a friend of hers reported the car stolen in order to collect the insurance. they turned it in for insurance or whatever. they just they just want it to disappear? exactly. another day, chevy is back and says she and some of her friends have guns. it s a, a 12-gauge and a .380. they re rifles. they re all rifles? yeah, .308. but she says her forte is forgery. making fake checks. i ve been doing it for 12 years. chevy is now a regular and begins to bring her friends to the shop. the undercover cops are doing a bang-up business. characters of all kinds come by.
because i didn t raise them. do you talk to them at all? no. no. how hard is that for you, you know, in these long stretches of sobriety in jail? to cope with the fact that you don t have a relationship with your kids? it tears you up inside. sheryl pleaded guilty and was sentenced to eight to 20 years in prison. sheryl, thanks so much. i appreciate it. uh-huh. stories like hers are not lost on sheriff doug gillespie. do you ever feel sorry for a person like that? you do. you know, you do. it doesn t make what they ve done right, by any stretch. he says there are programs designed to help people like sheryl. in law enforcement. we don t look at it from the enforcement standpoint. we re looking from a prevention and education standpoint as well. if you do become addicted, here are services that are available
yeah. well i don t know. how do you get yourself into this position? how does it get here? i don t know. how did it come to this? how would you characterize the situation you re in now, how would you describe it? [ bleep ] disgusting. is there anything else you want folks to know about what happened here? no, i think that s it. thanks for your time. thanks. rusty has pleaded guilty to conspiracy, burglary and forgery, he was sentenced to one to three years in prison. remember, sheryl miller, nicknamed chevy? she came into the storefront to sell stolen cars. she was recently locked up for passing bad checks and like rusty, doesn t know she was caught in a police sting. hey sheryl, chris hansen, i m with dateline nbc, how are you. i m fine. would you like to have a seat? not really. if i have to. trust me, you don t have to