NORTH VERSAILLES, Pa. — A man found guilty of third-degree homicide in a crash that killed a young family on Thanksgiving Day 2016 was sentenced Wednesday.
Demetrius Coleman was stopped by police before speeding away. He then crashed into a car, causing it to burst into flames on Route 30 in North Huntingdon.
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David Bianco was in the car that was hit with his fiancée, Kaylie Meininger, and their 2-year-old daughter, Annika. All three died.
Coleman was sentenced Wednesday to 70 to 140 years in prison.
#BREAKING: Demetrius Coleman sentenced to 70-140 years in prison for causing the crash that killed a young couple and their toddler on Thanksgiving Day 2016
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