Posted on 12/28/2015 7:26:37 PM PST by HonkyTonkMan
(Reuters) - A Texas teen, who was a fugitive after allegedly breaking his probation sentence for killing four people while driving drunk, has been arrested in Puerto Vallarta in Mexico, CNN reported on Monday, citing officials briefed on the matter.
Ethan Couch, 18, was sentenced to probation about two years ago in juvenile court for intoxication manslaughter and is wanted in Tarrant County, Texas. He and his mother went missing earlier this month.
“A son is a poor substitute for a lover.”
- Norman Bates:
He didn’t have enough sense to know how to stay invisible. Kind of hard to though given his background.
It was inevitable that he or one of his parents would slip up.
None of them seem to have an overabundance of common sense.
I reckon you know someone that was on the run, if I need to run someday I’ll save and remember this info, good stuff.
Yep - it’s hard to be in the spotlight for years, then move under the radar. It takes a lot of discipline I suppose.
Went back and looked - you are right about the trials being moved. But wasn’t the second transferred to one of the defense lawyer’s buddies in Houston?
It'd be nice to hope that he will, but with the best legal counsel that Daddy can buy do you honestly think either one will serve time?
At least he wasn't smoking pot.
Race Horse Haynes defended him in Amarillo and in Houston. At least that’s the was it was in the movie I was in.
I was wrong.
As of now, the most severe punishment Couch could face is 120 days in adult jail, Tarrant County District Attorney Sharen Wilson said at a press conference
http://www.cnn.com/2015/12/29/us/affluenza-teen-ethan-couch-detained-in-mexico/
I doubt he will do the 120 days max or any thing close to it.
Quite the looker.....
“Heâs better off in jail. With parents like these heâll become a serial killer.”
He’s already got the look.
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