Roger Avary, a screen writer known for movies such as “Pulp Fiction” and “Beowulf” was sentenced to one year imprisonment and five years probation for the fatal accident he caused last year.
Avary earlier pled guilty to charges of gross vehicular manslaughter and drinking under the influence of alcohol.
Reports indicate that the accident which happened in 2008 involved the death of Avery’s passenger and injuries of his wife after she was ejected from the vehicle when they hit a telephone pole.
Avary’s accident is among the estimated 34,000 fatal vehicular accidents which were reported in 2008.
These accidents can be prevented only if all motorists would be extra cautious while on the road and avoid driving while drunk.
Avary earlier pled guilty to charges of gross vehicular manslaughter and drinking under the influence of alcohol.
Reports indicate that the accident which happened in 2008 involved the death of Avery’s passenger and injuries of his wife after she was ejected from the vehicle when they hit a telephone pole.
Avary’s accident is among the estimated 34,000 fatal vehicular accidents which were reported in 2008.
These accidents can be prevented only if all motorists would be extra cautious while on the road and avoid driving while drunk.
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