9 years for A Fresno man was sentenced in California DUI case
A Fresno California DUI man was sentenced Wednesday to almost a decade in prison on charges stemming from a January 2007 California DUI crash that killed a Tulare woman.
Miguel Angel Contreras, 29, received a nine-year, eight-month sentence after being convicted on changes of gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated, California DUI - driving under the influence of alcohol while having a blood alcohol level of higher than .15 percent and causing great bodily injury.
The Tulare County District Attorney's Office said this was Contreras' second conviction for California DUI - driving under the influence and both charges will count as "strikes" under California law.
Miguel Angel Contreras, 29, received a nine-year, eight-month sentence after being convicted on changes of gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated, California DUI - driving under the influence of alcohol while having a blood alcohol level of higher than .15 percent and causing great bodily injury.
The Tulare County District Attorney's Office said this was Contreras' second conviction for California DUI - driving under the influence and both charges will count as "strikes" under California law.
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