Drunk Driver Given Unusual Sentence
From Times Staff and Wire Reports
A teenager who killed two people while driving drunk has been sentenced to carry pictures of the victims in his wallet for the next 10 years. Judge Ted Poe, known for his creative punishments, gave Michael Hubacek 10 years’ probation with conditions that include carrying pictures of the victims in his wallet and watching an autopsy. The 19-year-old served six months in jail.
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