Prosecutors seek to prevent Gaudreau brothers’ toxicology reports from being used at trial
Court documents state that Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau were both intoxicated when Sean Higgins allegedly struck them with his vehicle as they rode bicycles.
Share:
More Stories
1:17
Interfaith leaders call for justice, stand with victim of Crown Heights assault caught on camera
3h ago1:31
NYPD: 20-year-old man fatally shot at Williamsbridge deli
3h ago2:18
20 gang members indicted for 15 shootings in West Farms
3h ago3:47
Defense rests in Jose Morales murder trial following his testimony; closing arguments set for Monday
5h ago
UnitedHealthcare killing suspect Luigi Mangione indicted as prosecutors push for death penalty
6h ago1:24
3 alleged gang members behind bars for 2021 death of 17-year-old
7h ago1:17
Interfaith leaders call for justice, stand with victim of Crown Heights assault caught on camera
3h ago1:31
NYPD: 20-year-old man fatally shot at Williamsbridge deli
3h ago2:18
20 gang members indicted for 15 shootings in West Farms
3h ago3:47
Defense rests in Jose Morales murder trial following his testimony; closing arguments set for Monday
5h agoUnitedHealthcare killing suspect Luigi Mangione indicted as prosecutors push for death penalty
6h ago1:24
3 alleged gang members behind bars for 2021 death of 17-year-old
7h agoThe Salem County Prosecutor's Office is asking a judge to prevent the Gaudreau brothers’ toxicology reports from being used at the trial of the accused drunk driver who killed them.
Court documents state that Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau were both intoxicated when Sean Higgins allegedly struck them with his vehicle as they rode bicycles. The incident happened in August 2024.
Prosecutors say that Higgins was also intoxicated.
The Gaudreaus were in New Jersey to celebrate their sister’s wedding the next day.
Prosecutors say the brothers’ toxicology reports are irrelevant because there is no law against riding a bicycle while intoxicated.
The brothers were well-known hockey players. Johnny Gaudreau played for the Columbus Blue Jackets at the time of his death.
More from News 12
1:20
Summer surge on the way across Brooklyn
4:13
LIRR: Train strikes car west of Pinelawn
1:00
MTA says 4 Brooklyn bus lines will get service enhancements this summer
1:45
EXCLUSIVE: Bed-Stuy landlord says tenant owes nearly $60K in 3 years of back rent
1:17
Interfaith leaders call for justice, stand with victim of Crown Heights assault caught on camera
0:18
