He was accused of driving erratically after leaving a bar in the early morning hours, driving 78 mph in a 35 mph zone, and crossing into oncoming traffic.
KENAI, Alaska - A Soldotna man was sentenced to almost 31 years in prison in connection withAn Alaska Superior Court judge sentenced David Charles Casey of Soldotna to 30 years and 360 days in prison, with 18 years and 180 days of that suspended. Casey will serve 12 years and 180 days for manslaughter and third-degree assault, reported the Alaska Department of Law in a press release.
Casey was accused of driving erratically after leaving a bar in the early morning hours, driving 78 mph in a 35 mph zone, and driving across the oncoming lane of traffic. Officials said Casey drove off the roadway, his vehicle struck trees and rolled onto the roof. “The collision was so violent that the front driver’s side wheel was ripped from the vehicle,” reported the release from state Attorney General Treg Taylor’s office.
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