Underage driver kills 3 in second DUI, sentenced to 50 years

Underage driver kills 3 in second DUI, sentenced to 50 years

A Georgia man was sentenced to serve 50 years in prison for killing three people and seriously injuring two more in a drunken driving incident on I-75, officials said Monday. Click here to read more.

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