A 34-year-old Kansas woman is scheduled to be sentenced in October for vehicular homicide in south-central Nebraska's Hall County. Kathy Teichmeier, of Almena, Kan., pleaded no contest on Tuesday, so prosecutors dropped a charge of driving on a suspended license. Charges stemmed from a June 25 collision between Teichmeier's vehicle and two motorcycles on Interstate 80 near Grand Island. Officials say Teichmeier was driving east when she tried to make a U-turn. Her vehicle clipped the rear wheel of a motorcycle driven by C. Lloyd Hermanson. He avoided crashing. But the motorcycle driven by his wife, 58-year-old Nancy Hermanson, crashed into Teichmeier's vehicle. She died at a hospital. Teichmeier's sentencing is scheduled for Oct. 11.
A 34-year-old Kansas woman is scheduled to be sentenced in October for vehicular homicide in south-central Nebraska's Hall County. Kathy Teichmeier, of Almena, Kan., pleaded no contest on Tuesday, so prosecutors dropped a charge of driving on a suspended license. Charges stemmed from a June 25 collision between Teichmeier's vehicle and two motorcycles on Interstate 80 near Grand Island. Officials say Teichmeier was driving east when she tried to make a U-turn. Her vehicle clipped the rear wheel of a motorcycle driven by C. Lloyd Hermanson. He avoided crashing. But the motorcycle driven by his wife, 58-year-old Nancy Hermanson, crashed into Teichmeier's vehicle. She died at a hospital. Teichmeier's sentencing is scheduled for Oct. 11.
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