<p>The driver who attempted to flee the scene, had a previous DUI as well as drinking underage.
The car had also been stolen from a Fort Hood soldier.
Prayers go out to the family and friends of the dead and injured.
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<p>My friend had just left the scene of the accident before it happened…Crazy what could’ve been…</p>
<p>My hometown. :(</p>
<p>Is treatment mandated for DUIs?</p>
<p>I hate drunk drivers. </p>
<p>Hate is a strong word…</p>
<p>I really, really hate drunk drivers. I hope he never has a breath of fresh air again. </p>
<p>He obviously has a severe drinking problem, and so young.
He is very lucky the police only used a stun gun.
However, he picked the wrong state to be charged with capital murder.</p>
<p>The deaths occurred while he was committing a felony: the stolen car and fleeing police. It is said on the news he faces over 100 years in prison for the two homicides and 20+ aggravated assaults. I don’t think treatment will be needed. In every ordinary (no one killed) DUI conviction I’ve seen over the past 20 years the convict is required to attend treatment meetings and pay a fine to install an ignition lock. They also must get special very expensive insurance to drive to and from work or school. All in all it costs about $10000 with fines and attorney fees and future insurance rates. </p>
<p>He already had one DUI, so I wonder if he even had a valid liscense?</p>