Comments on: Two Killed In East Kingsfield Crash; Cantonment Man Charged With DUI Manslaughter

By: Nick

Nick — Mon, 03 May 2021 10:54:44 +0000

I played football along side this amazing young man and even got to wear his number on game day shorty before he passed. The energy and positivity he brought to the field is unmatched to this day. Tate’s athletics program will never be the same without him. Amazing athlete, friend, student, and everything in between. He’s flying high among the angels and I know he’s watching over his family. I’ve been praying for his family since the accident and it’s still on my mind to this day. I miss you Sean LLSB

By: Marquel Davis

Marquel Davis — Fri, 31 Jan 2020 06:11:28 +0000

Antoinette was my sister and it’s still kind of hard to accept the fact that she is really gone.Sean wasn’t my biological brother but we always treated each other as such.When my mom told me about this accident I was in disbelief and i was instantly filled with hate. For a long time I really despised the man that did this.But later on down the road I forgave him not only because it was the right thing to do but it wasn’t going to get any better and I wasn’t going to be able to move on in life.Sometimes you have to forgive the people you don’t like or love in order to move to the next step in your life.Its funny because we were planning a trip to Las Vegas when I turned 21 (I turned 21 01-27-2020).We had everything all planned out, because we had been planning this for over a year. But everything happens for a reason.God Bless!!

By: Rebecca

Rebecca — Wed, 16 Jan 2019 20:53:29 +0000

For those of you that do not understand the system. Mr. Black was not on probation, he was on pre trial intervention meaning that was his first slap on the wrist. I never said what he did shouldn’t be punished, I also never said I wasnt terribly sorry for the victims family. What I did say was these were 3 young people that all had their loves changed /and taken that night and regardless if the laws were stricter or not, it is rare that young people think any of this could happen to them. If you think this man isnt in jail waking up every morning feeling absolutely awful for what he has done your out of your mind. I dont see how none of you can put yourself in his mothers shoes, or his grandmothers.. I feel awful for both families and with that being said and before I see more “rebecca”how dare you type messages… YES i do think this man should go to prison and he most likely will get 30 years 15 or each person, i was simply saying i feel terrible for his family as well as the victims family… this accident caused many years of heartache and loss for all.

By: Lisa nordin

Lisa nordin — Tue, 15 Jan 2019 17:43:40 +0000

The guy is on probation and did this????? Whoever you are “Rebecca” is sad what you say. This man needs to be buried under the jail, Especialy with him already being on probation. Sad thing is that jthe drunk probably doesn’t even remember what happened.
This was a friend and a coworker. Living the beginning of new things, a good new job etc…..
The judge that let him out on any bond period…that judge should be fired…bc if the drunk was on probation…what’s to stop him from doing it again JUST BECAUSE HES WAS OUT ON BOND??????? IT DIDNT STOP HIM FROM DOING IT ON PROBATION. IS THAT JUDGE DUMB OR WHAT?
So sorry for the parents and family of them and now its just their little sister left….of which Antionett was very close to.
RIP MY FRIEND! I will miss you.

By: Taylor

Taylor — Mon, 14 Jan 2019 17:29:56 +0000

Do you people not understand that he WILL be punished. Everyone is acting as if he’s getting away with it.

By: Alicia

Alicia — Mon, 14 Jan 2019 14:49:51 +0000

Rebecca…I have NEVER driven drunk! STOP making excuses for PATHETIC people who get behind the wheel of a car drunk!! There are too many options, UBER, Taxi or phone someone to pick you up! His bond should have been $250,000 or more!! RIP to those who lost there lives.

By: Tamika

Tamika — Mon, 14 Jan 2019 14:41:41 +0000

This ia sad and wrong the parent cried from her soul and it was a very very sad hurtful sound this is si wrong for him to be set free fir such violent carnal act , when people violate probation soberly they have no bond tgis system is backwards just like the ones thats running it.

By: Rasheed Jackson

Rasheed Jackson — Mon, 14 Jan 2019 14:25:30 +0000

Sorry Rebecca but Mr. black did not lose his life as you stated. He took the lives of two innocent people due to his inability or refusal to see a problem with taking a chance and driving while drunk. Yes he was drunk!!! His quality of life will probably change because of his action but he is still here. His mother can still see him touch him hug him, and talk to him. He is not dead and buried in a grave. He should not have been released on bail. Now to answer your question, How many of you have had a drink and gotten behind the wheel? “I for one have never had a drink and driven a car. This is not something everyone does. Most people have better judgement than Mr. Black, and apparently you. Until you have lost a loved one due to someones stupidity YOU should not be judging people based on how they feel towards this man, or calling them out for voicing their opinion. There is absolutely no excuse, or defense, for Mr. Black’s behavior. And why? Because he had ZERO concern for the safety, or the lives of the people on that road that night.

By: Tetiana

Tetiana — Mon, 14 Jan 2019 13:43:17 +0000

I am so sorry for this terrible loss of 2 chidren… my kids drive to school every day and my heart is acheking right now as I imagine if that could happen to them ! I can not imagine your pain of this horrible loss and knowledge that killer is on the loose. Unbeliavable! He should never be able to get his license back!
Praying for comfort for your family and friends !
May the Lord help you through this rough time…

By: Mike Palmer

Mike Palmer — Mon, 14 Jan 2019 12:39:34 +0000

Does anyone know the name of the judge that released this person on bond?