Wedding Night Tragedy: Groom Sues Bars, DUI Driver Seeks Bond

Attorneys for Jamie Lee Komoroski, who has been charged with killing a bride on her wedding night while driving under the influence, have filed a motion asking for bond set at $100,000, claiming she poses no threat to the public. Komoroski had a blood alcohol level three times higher than the legal driving limit when she crashed into the newlyweds. Her attorneys have suggested that Komoroski attend and complete an inpatient rehab program before going to stay at her mother's home in New Jersey, where there would be no access to alcohol or a vehicle. The attorneys also slammed the portrayal of their client as a villain and argued that she has no criminal history and has a strong family unit, suggesting that she would pose no threat to the greater public if released.
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