Motorist Who Admitted Fatigue Pleads Guilty in Death ; the Standish Man Faces Up to Five Years for Reckless Conduct in the 2006 Crash, Which Killed a Pedestrian.
Portland Press Herald › April 29, 2009
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Lincoln Turner knew he was probably too tired to drive.
It was 5:30 in the afternoon on Dec. 16, 2006, and the 70-year- old Standish man was heading home. He had been up at 3 a.m., worked a full shift at the Maine Mall in South Portland, then went to the gym and a bike shop in Westbrook.See the full content of this document
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Motorist Who Admitted Fatigue Pleads Guilty in Death ; the Standish Man Faces Up to Five Years for Reckless Conduct in the 2006 Crash, Which Killed a Pedestrian.
Just minutes from home, Turner rolled down the window and flipped between radio stations to try to stay alert and awake.
The next thing he recalled was the sound...See the full content of this document
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