Why the man had not been deprived of a driving license, not reported.
The district court of Montgomery County in the U.S. state of Texas was sentenced to life imprisonment a man, who from 1980 to 2013, nine times convicted of driving under the influence.
The judge admitted Donald Middleton is a repeat offender and a career criminal who has nothing to do free. It is not reported why the man had not been deprived of a driving license.
In may 2015 Middleton, while driving while intoxicated, a forehead in a forehead has faced the car, which was traveling in the opposite lane.
The car, which crashed a resident of Houston, was ruled by 16-year-old son of a policeman from Montgomery. He was not injured, and Middleton fled the scene of the accident and tried to hide in the store, but the sellers gave it to the police.
For the first time the Texan was caught drunk driving in 1980, said Click2Houston. In 1997, Middleton was also convicted of a similar violation, and in 2000, after several similar cases, he was repeatedly sent to prison. Five years later he again went to the place of imprisonment for drunk driving and another time in 2008, is already eighth on account of such violation.
