Ferrari crash w/ 17 yr. old dui
So sad...this is all over the news the past couple of days. Apparently This kid crashed his daddys F355 (97') after leaving a party drunk. He ended up killing his freind who was a passnger and seriously hurting another boy who was riding in the passenger's lap. Ive seen pics and its amazing the driver walked away from it. Heres the story in brief..
A Skaneateles teen was killed in a late night crash along Rt. 20 near Lee-Mulroy road.
Sheriff's deputies say 17-year old Steven Corsello of Heritage Woods Rd. in Skaneateles was driving drunk, and heading eastbound on Rt. 20 when his 1997 Ferrari slammed into an oncoming minivan in the westbound lane. 17-year old Mathew Angelillo of Heatherwood Court in Skaneateles was a passenger in the car, and died in the crash. Corsello and another passenger, 18-year old David Prendergast of East Street in Skaneateles, both suffered non-life threatening injuries. The driver of the minivan and his wife, Karl and Valerie Field of Onondaga, were treated at the scene. Deputies say the teens had been returning from a party, and that Corsello was speeding down the road in the Ferrari with Prendergast sitting on Angelillo's lap at the time the crash occured.
Corsello is due to appear in court on charges of DWI, refusing to submit to a breathalyzer test, imprudent speeding, driving out of class, reckless driving, and failure to keep right. His arraignment is set for June 23rd, in Skaneateles Town court.
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SERIOUSLY sad....stop drinking and driving...nothing good comes of it
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What the hell was the dude doing sitting on another dude's lap? If you know what I mean...
Sounds like they were too drunk to know the difference.
Anyhow, I am generally against excessive or unneeded car regulations or devices, but a case like this almost begs for a sensor or a device near the driver that will prevent the battery and starter from working if it detects alcohol on the driver's breath. This would make far more sense than the stuff some auto manufacturers are wasting their eigineering dollars on now......things like lane-change warning devices, electronic brakes, computer-joystick steering, etc......
Sounds like they were too drunk to know the difference.
Anyhow, I am generally against excessive or unneeded car regulations or devices, but a case like this almost begs for a sensor or a device near the driver that will prevent the battery and starter from working if it detects alcohol on the driver's breath. This would make far more sense than the stuff some auto manufacturers are wasting their eigineering dollars on now......things like lane-change warning devices, electronic brakes, computer-joystick steering, etc......
I have lost a friend to a drunk driver and I have always wished that each and every drunk driver would die a fiery death, and I will continue to wish that. If a person isn't responsible enough to control their drinking, they obviously aren't responsible enough to live in the free world.












