Adenhart death raises concerns about DUIs, bars

GRAND jury transcripts in the drunken-driving trial of Andrew Gallo, 22, the man charged with three counts of murder in the death of Los Angeles Angels pitcher Nick Adenhart and Diamond Bar resident Courtney Frances Stewart, reveal a debauched tale.

[michelle]

What a tragedy that could have been prevented. What can we do to make bars more accountable and get this interlocking device program in California immediately? Who would I need to contact?

[justice denied]

Have faith in the criminal justice system. The applelate process in not for the defendant, but for the attorneys so they can line their pockets with more fees for alleged hours of legal work. Shakespeare was correct on his worth evaluation of lawyers. Put a season on them and see how many days it takes for them to become classified as an endangered species. My guess would be two days. No bag limit

[pasadena parent]

Didn't the girl have drugs and alcohol in her system as well?It seems NO ONE should have been driving since ALL had been drinking!

[Jon]

I disagree with your argument that bars shouldn't be placed close together. As someone in my 20s, we often go where bars are close together because we can visit multiple places and just take cabs twice. If bars are separated, it encourages driving to keep travel costs down.