December 21st 2024.
According to a recent report from People magazine, Karen Huger, one of the stars of "The Real Housewives of Potomac," is feeling disappointed after being found guilty of Driving Under the Influence. After a lengthy trial, she was found guilty on nearly all of the charges brought against her for a March incident in Maryland.
In response to the verdict, Huger's lawyer, Scott Bolden, expressed the team's disappointment while also acknowledging the jury's decision and thanking them for their time and attention. He also made it clear that they plan to appeal the verdict and will continue to fight for justice on Huger's behalf. He also expressed gratitude for the support and prayers that have been shown for Huger and her family during this difficult time.
The incident in question took place on March 20, when Huger was involved in a single-vehicle collision in Potomac, Maryland. She reportedly crossed over the median and hit several street signs before coming to a stop. Fortunately, Huger was not injured in the crash.
According to reports from law enforcement, Huger was driving aggressively and at a high speed before the crash occurred. While she was not arrested at the scene, she did receive multiple legal citations. These included charges related to DUI and DWI, as well as recklessly driving a vehicle and failing to control speed and registration.
During the trial, witnesses from the crash testified that Huger's car had a strong smell of alcohol. Additionally, an EMT stated that Huger was resistant to getting into the ambulance and allegedly even cursed at the medical personnel. The jury was also shown bodycam footage from the incident, where an officer can be heard repeatedly telling Huger that she was "hammered."
Ultimately, Huger was found guilty on all but one of the charges brought against her. She is currently scheduled to be sentenced on January 29, according to People magazine. In light of the verdict, Huger also spoke out about the incident and revealed that she was dealing with intense grief at the time, having lost both of her parents in 2017.
Huger shared that she had been feeling overwhelmed and emotional after a dinner with a friend where they discussed sensitive topics. On her way home, she began to cry and saw a car coming towards her. In a split second, she swerved to avoid a head-on collision, which resulted in her hitting a divider and a tree.
Thankfully, Huger survived the crash, but she did receive citations for the incident. She also expressed shock and disappointment that the other car involved just drove away without stopping. In her statement, Huger reminded her fans and followers of the importance of being mindful of your emotional state before getting behind the wheel.
In conclusion, Huger's recent DUI trial has been a difficult and emotional experience for her and her loved ones. While she is disappointed in the verdict, she plans to continue fighting for justice through the appeals process.
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