Teenage driver in Long Island crash faces 25 years behind bars

Teenage driver in Long Island crash faces 25 years behind bars
New York State troopers at the scene of the fatal crash work the scene of fatal crash of a 2012 Subaru Imprezza on the Southern State Parkway in Malverne, N.Y. on Monday. They say the car was heading westbound when it veered into a wooded area, striking several trees.

A Queens college freshman who crashed his car on a Long Island highway last month, killing three of his friends, now faces 25 years in prison after testing positive for marijuana, authorities said Friday.


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Darren Hieber, 33, became the most recent person to choose drastic means to reconcile with an ex. Twice Hieber, of Onawa, Iowa, arranged to have himself shot in order to win his ex-wife's sympathy. The first hit man shot Hieber in the leg, but the wife still ignored him, and a second job was arranged in March, with two different shooters, but that failed, also. Adding to his frustration, Hieber was sentenced to 10 years in prison in August because it is illegal in Iowa to have yourself shot.