Dallas Driver Accused in College Student Death Had BAC 4 Times Limit

Dallas Driver Accused in College Student Death Had BAC 4 Times Limit

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Driver accused of killing college student in drunken crash had BAC almost 4 times over limit: report

Lynlee Pollis, on trial for the crash that killed SMU student Honor Wallace, had a BAC of 0.294%, nearly four times the legal limit.

Driver charged in crash that killed SMU student had BAC nearly 4 times legal limit: expert

Honor Wallace, 19, was a sophomore majoring in Spanish and English. She moved to Dallas from Michigan, where she grew up. Dallas police say Honor Wallace was driving east on Monticello Avenue at the North Central Expressway service road about 4:20 p.m. on Sunday afternoon when another driver ran a red light and hit her Volkswagen Jetta.

2023 car crash that killed SMU student goes to trial

Jurors heard testimony this week in the felony trial of the woman accused of driving drunk in a 2023 crash that killed 19-year-old SMU student Honor Wallace and injured another student in the passenger seat. SMU student Honor Wallace, 19, died in the car crash on Sept. 24, 2023. The trial began Monday, Sept. 28 and will go into next week. Lynlee Pollis, the 27-year-old woman, faces charges of intoxication manslaughter and intoxication assault st…

Dallas SMU Crash Trial: Driver's BAC Was 0.294%

Toxicology expert testifies Lynlee Pollis had a 0.294% BAC in the Dallas crash that killed SMU student Honor Wallace in 2023.