Drunken Driver Punished Severely
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- Will PotterDaily Mail
- Ella MorrisonNew York Post
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After her release, Pollis will also serve an additional 15 days in jail each year of her probation, including the days around the victims' birthdays, her own birthday, at Christmas, and the date of the crash.
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Wallace suffered fatal injuries and was pronounced dead at hospital, while Solberg, who was in the passenger seat, was diagnosed with severe brain trauma.
Lynlee Pollis, 30, was convicted of intoxication manslaughter and intoxication assault for killing Southern Methodist University student Honor Wallace and leaving the college student’s pal Catherine “CeCe” Solberg seriously injured in a drunken crash in Dallas in September 2023, The Dallas Morning News reported.
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- 15 Oct
Lynlee Pollis, 30, who killed a college student in a drunken crash, has been sentenced to seven years in prison followed by returns to jail on the birthdays of her victims
- 16 Oct
A Texas woman convicted of killing a college student in a drunken-driving crash was sentenced to seven years in prison and ordered to return to jail for 15 days each year while on probation.
Coverage 3 articles
16 Oct Texas woman sentenced to 7 years in prison, annual jail time during probation for deadly DUI crash
Fox News
16 Oct Driver who killed Texas college student in drunken crash learns fate — with unusual parole terms
New York Post
15 Oct Drink driver, 30, who killed one student and injured another is imprisoned for 10 years... and she'll have to go back to jail on victim's birthdays for another 10 years when she's free
Daily Mail
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