Robert, I know this must be frustrating for you.  I am not in law enforcement and I find it very disturbing.  I am including an article from here in the Denver area.  This just happened this past weekend and I find it very upsetting that the young man even had a driver&#39;s license.  Maybe if it had been taken last year, he would not have been on the road yesterday.  I realize that is not neccessarily so, as some still drive even when they license have been revoked, but I guess we will never know what the outcome would had been if he had been given a sentence that was fitting of the crime in 2005 instead of a slap on the wrist....<br />
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 FT. COLLINS - An 18-year-old who pleaded guilty to the deaths of two teens in a 2005 car wreck was killed Sunday after the minivan he was driving rolled over. <br />
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A 21-year-old passenger was also seriously injured in the crash and is in critical condition, Colorado State Patrol said.<br />
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Alcohol is suspected to be a factor in the crash, according to investigators.<br />
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According to troopers, 18-year-old Benjamin Moden of Berthoud was driving a 1998 Plymouth minivan southbound on I-25, about 2 miles north of Ft. Collins, when he lost control and rolled the vehicle.  The crash occurred at about 4 a.m., State Patrol said.<br />
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Both Moden and 21-year-old Joseph Darr of Loveland were not wearing seatbelts and were ejected in the crash, authorities said.  Troopers said both men were transported to Poudre Valley Hospital in Ft. Collins where Moden was pronounced dead.<br />
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Moden was the driver in a May 25, 2005 crash at Larimer County Road 4 and Weld County Road 1 that killed 18-year-old Kurtis Soeby and 15-year-old Shawntae Taylor.<br />
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In the 2005 crash, Moden ran a stop sign and struck a car being driven by a 68-year-old, troopers said.  The 68-year-old and another passenger in Moden&#39;s car were critically injured in the wreck, according to the Weld County district attorney&#39;s office.<br />
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Moden pleaded guilty to two counts of careless driving resulting in death, one count of careless driving resulting in bodily injury and one count of disregarding a stop sign on Sept. 21 2005, according to the Weld County DA.<br />
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Moden was sentenced to serve one year with electronic home monitoring with work, school and community service related releases, and a total of five years probation, requiring no violations of municipal, state or federal laws, as well as no traffic violations of four points or more.<br />
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In addition, Moden was required to complete a driving class, undergo a drug evaluation, perform 300 hours of useful public service - 40 of which were to include speaking at schools about the dangers and consequences of driving carelessly - and fines of &#036;1,100, plus court costs.