FLORIDA TRAFFIC BLOG: Another Teen Involved In A Traffic Accident That Ends In A Death But This Time Its Murder
The Tampa Bay area has been torn over the hit-and-run case involving a teenager who ran over and killed a homeless woman and then fled the scene. The now 17-year-old girl has been offered a plea that would require she spend no time in jail. Just 60 miles away another Florida teen who driving led to a death is being charged with third-degree murder. (read more)
The case in Weeki Wachee involves 17-year-old Andrew Morris who took his mother’s car without permission and ended up causing a crash that killed Scott Bierwiler. The difference in the two cases is that Bierwiler was a Hernando County Police captain and the victim in Tampa was a homeless woman. That is the claim Morris’ attorney is making saying his client would not have been charged with murder had it not been a law enforcement agent who was killed in the traffic accident.
If you have been charged with a crime in Tampa or have been involved in a serious traffic offense anywhere in the State of Florida, please do not hesitate to contact Tampa Attorney Stephen Higgins, Esq. at 1-800-FIGHT-IT to discuss the matter. Also you can contact Stephen by stopping in our new Tampa office located at 3426 W. Kennedy Blvd. or feel free to email him.
