Life Sentence for Drunk Driver Killing Cop

0:00A Taran County jury handed down a life sentence to Dojlae Evans for intoxication manslaughter after she slammed her car into Fort Worth police, Sergeant Billy Randolph while he worked in interstate crash scene. Evans have been downing tequila shots before driving recklessly and killing the veteran officer who was married for 35 years and known as a department mentor. She pleaded guilty right as the trial kicked off, facing a range from 5 to 99 years or life for causing the death of a peace officer. The jury went straight for the max and she'll need to serve at least 30 years before parole eligibility. Family and friends packed the courtroom, including Sergeant Randolph's wife and daughter who watched the whole thing unfold. After the verdict, his wife confronted Evans directly, saying she'd just heard her husband's voice for the first time in a long while, while the prosecutor stressed there was no room for mercy. Sergeant Randolph was outside his vehicle, handling an 18-wheeler wreck and fire when Evans struck him. She also faces a probation revocation from an earlier case where she shot her girlfriend,

1:05which could add more time behind bars. This case hits hard for law enforcement families, reminding us how one bad night behind the wheel changes everything forever. That wrap-stallus news today brought to you with AI.