Which man did plead not guilty of the death of the cheerleader Nick Adenhart ?”
Alcohol was found in the woman who was driving Los Angeles Angels pitcher Nick Adenhart before they were both killed in a collision in April, according to toxicology tests released Wednesday. The tests show Courtney Stewart, 20, consumed alcohol shortly before the crash, but the coroner’s office could not determine how much she drank, and prosecutors were doubtful the finding could be used at the trial of the man charged with their deaths. Stewart, along with Adenhart and Henry Pearson, died when their car was broadsided April 9 in Fullerton by a minivan allegedly driven by Andrew Gallo. Police said Gallo’s blood-alcohol level was nearly three times the legal limit at the time of the crash. “The bottom line is that (Stewart’s alcohol consumption is) completely irrelevant; nothing she did contributed to this crash,” said Orange County Deputy District Attorney Susan Price. “It’s not uncommon when you’re dealing with late-night crashes that both parties have alcohol in their systems. That
Man pleads not guilty to Nick Adenhart’s death By GILLIAN FLACCUS – 6 days ago SANTA ANA, Calif. (AP) — The man charged with killing Los Angeles Angels pitcher Nick Adenhart and two others in a drunken-driving crash pleaded not guilty Monday to three counts of murder as relatives of the victims looked on. Andrew Thomas Gallo also pleaded not guilty through his attorney to three other felony charges and one misdemeanor in connection with the April 9 collision that occurred just hours after Adenhart pitched six scoreless innings in his season debut. The 22-year-old Gallo watched from inside a security enclosure as defense attorney Randall Longwith entered the pleas before an Orange County Superior Court judge. About 15 members of Gallo’s family were in court. While waiting for Gallo to appear, 24-year-old John Wilhite, the lone member of Adenhart’s group to survive, began to sob. Wilhite, who had critical injuries in the wreck, was embraced by friends and family.