A Lisle man who had cocaine, marijuana, and nearly three times the legal blood-alcohol limit in his system when he drove his boat 80 mph into a
Drunk Boater Who Killed Marine on Fox River Finally Faces Murder Charge
Boater had cocaine, marijuana, and nearly 3x the legal BAC when he killed a Marine. Prosecutors initially undercharged.
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