Greenville man facing prison time for drunken moped crash
Daniel Fuller
STANTON — A Greenville man admitted Thursday to driving and crashing a moped while drunk last month.
Daniel Fuller, 61, pleaded guilty in 8th Judicial Circuit Court to operating while intoxicated third offense. A second count of driving with a suspended license second offense and a habitual offender third offense notice will be dropped in exchange for his plea.
Fuller was operating a moped westbound on VanDeinse Avenue in Greenville around 7 p.m. Dec. 12 when he swerved and crashed. Greenville Department of Public Safety Officer William Timmins responded to the crash.
Fuller declined medical treatment.
He was found to have a blood alcohol content of 0.19 — more than twice the legal limit of 0.08 in Michigan.
Fuller faces up to five years in prison when he is sentenced at a later date.
He has two prior drunken driving convictions dating back to 1980.
Elisabeth Waldon
Elisabeth Waldon is news editor of The Daily News, where she began as an intern in 2001. Her beat includes courts/cops/crime and Montcalm County government. She is also editor of The Carson City Gazette. She loves investigative reporting, telling small-town stories, frequenting music halls, experimenting with photography and being a wife and mother in the "Panhandle" of Montcalm County.Elisabeth Waldon has written 572 articles.
