Elgin man gets 5½ years for DUI crash that killed passenger Joshua A. Hernandez
Updated 3/4/2021 5:44 PM
An Elgin man was sentenced to 5½ years in prison Thursday for aggravated driving under the influence of alcohol, involving a May 13, 2017, crash that killed his passenger.
Kane County Associate Judge Alice Tracy told Joshua Hernandez, 24, that she was not impressed with what he said Wednesday, when his sentencing hearing began.
She said Hernandez spoke about his brain injury, his rehabilitation and how his family thought he might end up a vegetable. What I did not hear from you yesterday was one iota of an apology or remorse to the family or friends of Stephanie Gordon (the woman killed) or Kristin Gray, Tracy said.
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Racing: Group 1 Waikato sprint next for Callsign Mav
14 Jan, 2021 11:37 PM
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Jockey Jonathan Riddell drives Callsign Mav (yellow colours) between horses to take the lead in the final stages of last Saturday s $32,500 open 1400m race at Awapuni.
Hawkes Bay Today
By: John Jenkins
Hastings trainer John Bary has elected to stick to his original plan and freshen Callsign Mav for a tilt at the Group 1 $200,000 BCD Sprint (1400m) at Te Rapa on February 13 before he steps him up over more ground.
The Atlante 4-year-old produced a herculean effort in lumping 63kg to a convincing win in a 1400m open sprint at Awapuni last Saturday, giving Bary good reason to consider running the horse in the Group 1 $200,000 Thorndon Mile (1600m) at Trentham on January 30.
December now deadliest month of pandemic, but Washington so far bucking trend
The next test for Washingtonians is Christmas.
FEDERAL WAY, Wash. - In just three weeks, December outpaced any other month as the deadliest of the pandemic in the U.S. But Washington state has so far bucked the trend, with death rates high but fairly flat.
More than 57,000 people in the U.S. died from COVID-19 as of December 23, according to The COVID Tracking Project. The increase is driven by spikes in cases around the country, like California, which just surpassed 2 million cases.
Deaths in Washington continue to average double digits every day this month, but the state is not seeing the massive increases happening nationwide.