Callie Kuhasz, seen in court last October, pleaded guilty this week to vehicular homicide and faces four to 12 year in prison for the death of a Boulder cyclist last year. ( Matthew Jonas / Staff Photographer )
From the Times Call
The 25-year-old woman accused of
hitting and killing a Boulder cyclist while driving drunk, then fleeing the scene, is headed to prison after reaching a plea deal with prosecutors on Thursday.
Callie Kuhasz, of Boulder, pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide, the most serious of the charges she faced in the hit-and-run crash that killed William Davis, 35, of Boulder, on Jay Road last June.
It was stipulated in the plea agreement that Kuhasz would be sentenced by a judge to between four and 12 years in prison, the same presumptive sentencing range she would have faced had she been convicted at trial of the vehicular homicide charge, a Class 3 felony.
In exchange for that guilty plea, prosecutors dropped the charges of leaving the scene of a crash, DUI and weaving they’d originally filed against Kuhasz, who had been set to stand trial in April.
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