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Jeffrey Knight Says He is Guilty for Drunk Driving Accident

Posted By Law Offices of Gerald L. Marcus on Feb 9, 2011 1:00pm PST

Jeffrey Knight pleaded not guilty to the drunk driving accident in which a mother and child were killed.

Knight has been charged with vehicular manslaughter in the death of Brittany Thomas, 21, and Aiden, her ten-month-old son. A member of the Alcoa police department testified that his blood-alcohol level was 2.5 times the legal limit. After interviewing Knight police discovered that he had played a drinking game right before driving to work where you take five shots of alcohol in five minutes.

Knight's trial has been set for December 13th.

Every day people fall victim to drunk driving accidents that are not their fault. If this applies to you then you need a Los Angles personal injury lawyer who can represent you in a court of law. Get the legal help you need and deserve by contacting the Law Offices of Gerald L. Marcus today!

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