Natalie Neysa Alund covers breaking and trending news for USA TODAY. The groom's mother wrote she was handed a bag with her son's wedding band at the hospital, five hours after his late wife put it on his finger. Annette Hutchinson said her son-in-law was also seriously injured when the golf cart rolled over several times. It also included a photo of groom Aric Hutchinson in the hospital, where he was recovering from a brain injury and numerous broken bones. The page, created Monday by Annette Hutchinson, included a photo of the newlyweds walking under sparklers just before the crash. Texas manhunt After $80K reward and ‘zero leads,' what's next in the manhunt for the Texas shooting suspect? The victims' family could not immediately be reached by USA TODAY on Tuesday.Īccording to a fundraiser created by the groom's mother to help pay for her daughter-in-law's funeral and her son's medical bills, her son-in-law and grandson, both from Utah, were also in the golf cart escorting the couple from the reception when they were hit. Family was escorting couple from reception Want to know what causes a drunk blackout Binge drinking, which rapidly raises BAC, is what causes alcoholic blackouts. It may also be referred to as alcohol-induced amnesia. Komoroski, 25, remained jailed Charleston County with no bond Tuesday, online records showed, and her next court date was set for mid-June. The term blackout refers to the loss of memory caused by a fast spike in blood alcohol level (BAC). Komoroski, who lives in Charleston, less than 10 miles from where the fatal wreck took place, is charged with reckless vehicular homicide and three counts of driving under the influence causing great bodily injury, court records show. Her exact blood alcohol content was not listed in the report. She was arrested and hospital workers drew a blood sample. The driver, the affidavit goes onto state, refused a sobriety and a breath test. The speed limit along the stretch of road where the crash took place is 25 mph.Īccording to an arrest affidavit, police responded to the scene and found the golf cart on it's side up against a grey Toyota Camry and multiple victims laying on the ground.Īn officer said the driver of the Camry smelled strongly of alcohol and admitted to drinking "one beer and a drink with tequila about an hour ago." Deadly interstate pile up: 6 dead, dozens injured after dust storm causes 'horrific' pile-up on Illinois' I-55 Driver was going 65 mph in a 25 mph zone, police sayįolly Beach police said data retrieved from Jamie Lee Komoroski’s rental car show she was driving 65 mph and briefly hit the brakes before she slammed into the golf cart about 10:15 p.m.
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