Intoxicated driver in Johnny Gaudreau's fatal accident shows no remorse in first statement
The tragic accident that claimed the lives of NHL star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew Gaudreau has shaken the sports world.
Sean Higgins, the individual identified as the driver in the tragic accident that claimed the lives of NHL star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew, recently broke his silence following his arrest. The brothers, who were in New Jersey for their sister's wedding, were struck while riding their bikes last night.
Higgins, 43, was apprehended by authorities and charged with driving under the influence and death by auto. According to a report from the New York Post, Higgins admitted to consuming five to six beers before the crash, which ultimately led to the fatal incident.
Higgins allegedly told the trooper that he had �five to six beers' before the fatal crash.
He also supposedly confessed that he believed the SUV was trying to block him from passing and that his drinking exacerbated his impatience and reckless driving.
Higgins failed a field sobriety test, troopers said."
In an unexpected twist, Higgins made an offhand remark about needing to be detained longer because of the weekend, a comment that has sparked outrage among supporters.
The legal repercussions for Higgins could be severe, with some reports suggesting that he may face up to 20 years in prison.
As this case unfolds, it is expected to draw significant public attention, especially given the high-profile nature of the victims involved. Stay tuned for further updates as the trial progresses.
Once again, our condolences go out to the Gaudreau family and everyone involved in this horrible incident.
Source: New York Post
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