The New Hampshire Supreme Court has upheld the conviction of a Yankee fan who ran down a Red Sox fan with her car—resulting in the death of Matthew Beaudoin. The ruling will likely result in the woman, Ivonne Hernandez, serving at least 20 years in prison. The confrontation took place back in 2008 between Hernandez (who displayed a large NYY logo on her car) and a group of Red Sox fans in a parking lot. Hernandez, the court ruled, ran down Beaudoin with her car.
Thursday, November 24, 2011
NH Court Upholds NYY Fan Ruling
The New Hampshire Supreme Court has upheld the conviction of a Yankee fan who ran down a Red Sox fan with her car—resulting in the death of Matthew Beaudoin. The ruling will likely result in the woman, Ivonne Hernandez, serving at least 20 years in prison. The confrontation took place back in 2008 between Hernandez (who displayed a large NYY logo on her car) and a group of Red Sox fans in a parking lot. Hernandez, the court ruled, ran down Beaudoin with her car.