Suspect in Green Bay double-fatal crash pleads no contest

By: Associated Press//December 14, 2016//

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GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — A man accused of driving drunk and killing a couple in a Green Bay traffic crash has pleaded no contest to charges including reckless homicide.

WLUK-TV reports that Daniel Boucher will be sentenced Feb. 17 for the crash last February that killed James and Wendy Rush and injured a passenger in Boucher’s vehicle.

Boucher pleaded no contest Tuesday to four charges. Fifteen others were dropped but may be considered by Judge Thomas Walsh at sentencing.

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