A.J. Scott convicted in retrial of 2015 vehicular homicide case
The jury convicted A.J. Scott on five of six counts in the retrial of a deadly crash from 2015. Prosecutors said Scott was driving 90 mph without lights or sirens before slamming into a car carrying four teenagers. The defense argued the teen driver may have been impaired and failed to yield; Scott faces up to 30 years if convicted.
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