Nanticoke man sentenced for drugged-driving crash that hurt 2 in Rice Township
"I'm sorry for what I did, it was dumb,"
Hules' lawyer,
Judge
The defendant was behind the wheel of a Honda Civic driving erratically and weaving into oncoming traffic when he crashed into a
The pickup driver,
Hules was trapped in the wrecked
As firefighters removed Hules from the wreckage, an empty pill bottle fell from his body.
Two witnesses told
Hules' girlfriend,
A medical report from
He told police he was prescribed Tramadol due to a finger laceration and was instructed to take one or two capsules for pain per day. Hules claimed he took four tablets prior to the crash, records say.
Hules did not remember driving to
He pleaded guilty
Ashford and the juvenile did not appear in court prior to Hules being sentenced.
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