The felony domestic violence battery by strangulation charge was a separate matter in October 2021, according to court records. Wood was arrested a few months after the crash. Officials said two children, both younger than 10, were ejected from the vehicle. Before the agreement can be finalized, however, a judge needs to review and approve it. The two sides usually compromise on a lesser charge or reduced penalty in exchange for a guilty plea or no contest plea. He returned later and told authorities that the other vehicle had pulled out in front of him. A plea bargain is an agreement between the prosecution and the defendant in a criminal case that obviates the need to go to trial.
Officials said Wood's vehicle struck a second vehicle, which had the green light, at the intersection. The man's blood-alcohol content registered at 0.135 and 0.134. The crash occurred at Northeast 25th Avenue and 14th Street.
Wood has more than 200 days of credit for time already spent at the jail, lawyers said.Īuthorities said Wood was involved in a two-vehicle crash in Ocala in March 2019 that injured several people, including children. Defense lawyer David Mengers of Ocala represented Wood, who attended the hearing via Zoom from the jail. Wood, 36, of Silver Springs, also must submit to random drug and alcohol screenings at his own expense, have an interlock device in his vehicle for a year and complete a substance abuse program.Īssistant State Attorney Kyle Lambert represented the state at the hearing. One of them died at a local hospital, authorities said. In March 2020, Nadal was taken into custody and accused of shooting two men. Assistant State Attorney Marissa Meyer was the state's representative. Local lawyer Jack Maro represented Nadal at his hearing.
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Nadal, 30, of Belleview, had been scheduled to stand trial July 7.
Prison: Ocala man convicted of second-degree murder of his cousin sentenced to 40-year prison termįinal resolution: Final two people sentenced in bear torture caseĬrimes averted: Good Samaritan and woman, 74, thwart carjacker at SR 200/60th Ave. He has 838 days of credit for time already served at the Marion County Jail, court records show. Nadal's plea agreement says he cannot have any contact with the victim. He was sentenced to a 15-year prison term, according to prosecutors. Rene Nadal pleaded no contest to attempted second-degree murder and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. Circuit Judge Lisa Herndon presided over both cases. Two felony cases were resolved recently at the Marion County Judicial Center.
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