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Where did you find the report of the b.a.c.? I've looked all over for it.Her alcohol reading was .26 so those were pretty big beers and mixed drinks. Her reactions at the crash, as in this report on foxcarolina, indicate that she was sloshed when this occurred.
Where did you find the report of the b.a.c.? I've looked all over for it.
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Authorities release blood alcohol level of alleged drunken driver in crash that killed newlywed bride
The April 28 crash took the life of the bride and injured the groom and two others.www.wsaz.com
I see the location is listed as the vicinity of 1216 to 1218 E. Ashley Avenue in Folly Beach. I've driven that road often; the speed limit is indeed 25mph, and it's strictly enforced. Police cars cruise up and down that road constantly. It's surprising that she wasn't pulled over before hitting the golf cart.
I don't consider drunk driving to be a mistake. JMOThis is all over the local news in SC and just awful from every angle. I can’t help but to have some feelings for the driver having made such a big mistake so young.
I don't consider drunk driving to be a mistake. JMO
It's a choice. It's simple to make plans for how to get home before one even starts drinking. I loathe drunk drivers with a passion, selfish is an understatement.I don't consider drunk driving to be a mistake. JMO
How terrible. And They were riding on the back of the cart? Good Lord, they had to see it coming. What a horror.Among other items from the DM, priors:
Komoroski was first charged with speeding on 31 May 2018 in Horry County, South Carolina - home of Myrtle Beach and Coastal Carolina University, where Komoroski attended school.
She was accused of speeding less than 10 miles per hour over the speed limit, to which she pleaded guilty and paid a $76.50 fine.
Later that year, Komoroski pleaded guilty to a count of driving a vehicle at a speed that is unreasonable road conditions. She was arrested in November during a rare freeze warning in the popular tourist area.
In 2019, Komoroski was again charged with speeding 10mph or less over the speed limit, to which she again pleaded guilty and paid another $76.50.
More recently, she was cited for failure to use a turn signal or stop signal, to which she pleaded guilty on April 5, 2023, and paid a $25 fine.