State v. Cribb
Supreme Court of South Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
Harwell, Chief Justice:
Appellant Johnny Raymond Cribb (Cribb) was convicted of three counts of felony driving under the influence. He chai*520lenges the convictions by alleging that the trial judge erred in allowing the admission of a blood alcohol test and by failing to charge reckless driving as a lesser included offense of felony DUI. We reverse and remand.
1. FACTS
In the early morning hours of August 24,1990, Cribb drove his car through an intersection against a red signal while exceeding the speed limit. He collided with another vehicle, seriously injuring its three occupants. Cribb left the…
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