The State - News from Oct. 2, 1988
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An Orange County judge has sentenced Gary Haw, a 25-year-old Laguna Niguel man, to two years in prison for felony hit-and-run driving and for falsely claiming that his father had been driving the sports car that killed a young bicyclist. As the father of the dead youth, Jason Theodore Klein, 17, looked on, Superior Court Judge James K. Turner also sentenced Haw’s father, Ronald A. Haw, 50, to one year in the Orange County Jail and three years’ probation for taking part in the scheme to gain insurance coverage for the damaged $80,000 Porsche.
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