Former Fairhaven football star sentenced in 2016 crash
Pires must abstain from alcohol use and submit to random testing three times a day, Miliote said.
The DA's office recommended a sentence of two years in the
Pires pleaded guilty to a charge of leaving the scene of personal injury, according to a spokeswoman in the clerk's office at
He was charged with injuring two pedestrians,
Authorities were led to Pires' possible involvement in the crash when he and family members tried to get his car, a grey, 2001 Mercedes, fixed on the day of the accident.
At Pires' arraignment in
The owner said Pires acted suspicious and did not want his insurance company to be involved, the prosecutor said. After learning of the accident, the owner called the family and said he was going to call police.
State and
Through their investigation, police learned Pires was returning from
Pires was a standout football player for
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