Foxglove v. State

MANNHEIMER, Judge.

On the morning of January 1,1993, Roy K. Foxglove, Jr., was driving his snow machine at high speed through and around the village of Selawik. He was intoxicated from a night of New Year’s celebration. Foxglove struck a twelve-year-old boy, seriously injuring the boy’s ankle. Foxglove stopped and told the boy to go home, then drove on. Several people (including Foxglove’s brother) warned Foxglove that he was too intoxicated to drive. He ignored them. One-half hour later, Foxglove intentionally drove his snow machine at a speed of 70 miles per hour through a crowd of people…