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Updated: 4:15 AM Nov 25, 2008
Man Sentenced in 2006 Crash Death
The man accused of crashing and killing his passenger nearly two years ago, will serve five years in prison. Posted: 4:12 AM Nov 25, 2008 |
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47-year-old Anthony Nelson was also sentenced Monday to six years of extended supervision.
In August, Nelson pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of homicide by negligent operation of a vehicle, party to a crime and to operating under the influence, party to a crime.
Barron County deputies say he missed a curve in November of 2006 and hit a tree, killing a Dunn County man.
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