Take just one minute with Attorney, Alex Gordon in this FREE video to understand how to fight your Virginia reckless driving charges.
[contact-form-7 404 "Not Found"]
Reckless Driving Blog
- Loudoun County Sheriff Touts “100 Days” Accomplishments
- Virginia Woman Pulled Over For Reckless Driving in Citizens Arrest
- Hopewell, Virginia Sheriff Unrepentant on Town’s “Million Dollar Mile” Speedtrap Fame
- Popular Mechanics Runs Down the How and the Why of Increased Numbers of Bus Accidents
- Leesburg Man Gets Three Years on Involuntary Manslaughter Conviction
- Virginia Crossed $100 Million in Speeding Ticket Revenue in 2011
- Seriously Scary Towing, An 18 Wheeler Tumbles Down Cliff in Norway
- Commercial Driver Faces Loudoun County Reckless Driving Charge After Truck Overturns
- Three Speeding Tickets, $2000 In Fines – All in One Hour
- Welcome to RecklessDrivingLoudoun.com
Leesburg Man Gets Three Years on Involuntary Manslaughter Conviction
April 9, 2012 | No Comments »Michael Rollison was involved in an alcohol-related crash in April of last year that killed his stepfather. Rollinson had two previous DUIs on his record at the time of the crash.
Pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter an felony DUI, Rollinson, was recently sentenced to just under three years in jail, followed by ten years of probation. He had also been ordered to pay a $1000 fine.
Rollinson has acknowledged years of problems with alcoholism. Echoing this, Loudoun County Court Judge, Burke McCahill said that jail time was warranted to ensure Rollinson stayed sober.
“When all is said and done, you took another person’s life,” McCahill said.