Lane Garrison Story from Jail Actor on Prison Break In Hollywood

Lane Garrison actor on the TV series Prison Break speaks about him going to Prison for real

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(CBS) The Beverly Hills Police Department announced Wednesday evening that it will be seeking to file felony charges, including gross vehicular manslaughter, against actor Lane Garrison.

After a six-week investigation, authorities determined that Garrison, 26, was "traveling well above the posted 25 mph speed limit on Dec. 2, 2006, when the vehicle he was driving crashed into a tree."

The collision killed Beverly Hills High School student Vahaghn Setian, 17, and injured two 15-year-old girls, all of whom were riding in the vehicle.

Police chief David Snowden told reporters that Garrison was at a party with the minors, and then attempted to buy liquor, but was turned down because the market does not sell alcohol after 11 p.m.

The group then went to a second market before getting into the fatal accident.

The investigation revealed that Garrison's blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit.

Police also determined that Garrison was under the influence of cocaine at the time of the collision.

Traffic investigators recommended the following charges to the Los Angeles County District Attorney's office: * Gross vehicular manslaughter with an enhancement for causing bodily injury or death to more than one victim. * Driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs causing injury with enhancements for having a blood/alcohol level in excess of 0.15 percent. * Contributing to the delinquency of a minor.

Garrison's lawyer, Harlan Braun, told The Showbuzz that he was at a funeral during the press conference and had only gotten second-hand reports on what happened.

He questioned why the police held the news conference, and said it in effect created a public trial of his client before he was even charged with a crime.

"They had completed the investigation, submitted their recommendations to the DA, and the DA (will decide whether) to file charges. Then we have a trial," he said. "This is something totally foreign to us. They have a public trial under the guise of having a news conference and announce the guy is basically guilty."

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[hudadodoo]

glad to be back........:)

[LanceMurtagh]

He seems like such a nice guy, I feel so sorry for him that one mistake has so dramatically impacted on his life. Wish I could meet the guy, so glad he pulled through that difficult time and hopefully can live a normal life again as best he can