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Thursday, May 24, 2007

Drunk driver arrested for manslaughter in Arlington

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At 7pm Wednesday, May 23, 2007, Arlington Traffic Investigators arrested Adam Michael Parks in connection with the death of 17 year old Nicholas Garrett Cullens of Arlington. Parks was arrested at his residence 5700 Mobile Ave Apt 1212 without incident. Parks was taken to the Arlington Jail where he was booked on charges of Intoxication Manslaughter and Intoxication Assault. Parks posted bond and was released at 1am on Thursday May 24, 2007.

On April 14,2007 at 12:20 am, a crash occurred at the intersection of S. Cooper Street and W. Sublett Road. Cullens was a passenger of a 2004 Alero at the time of his death. Cullens was with 4 other Mansfield ISD students. Adam Parks was operating a 1996 silver Mustang at the time of the crash. Mr. Parks was taken to JPS for injuries sustained at the time of the crash. Investigators obtained a warrant for Parks after toxicology results showed that Parks was over the .08 level.

Source: Arlington Police Department


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tiffanicovais Anonymous

Adam Michael Parks of Arlington is a killer. He killed my son when he drove his car into the car he was riding in. Adam was going 76 in a 40 and was .15 after 3 hours!!!!!!! He IS GOING TO JAIL SOON!!!!!!!!!! Please pray.

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Scott Doyle Verified

It's taken a year for him to go back to jail?

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ch0 Anonymous

I am sorry for your loss. Prayers for your family.

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tiffanicovais Anonymous

He is going to court Aug 25. 2008 the first day of school for his brother and sisters. Please pray it is on time and really happens this time! Pray he is found guilty on all counts and serves the maxium in this state which is 20 years.

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Pavel Lishin Verified

Seems kind of unchristian to pray for someone to be condemned to prison.

But hey, I'm a filthy atheist, what do I know.

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Scott Doyle Verified

Agnostic's the way to go, imo. I'll ask for forgiveness on my deathbed just-in-case.

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Pavel Lishin Verified

I'm actually a militant solipsist, but I hate explaining what that means, so I just go with atheist. It's pretty much the same thing to you figments, anyway.

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jtmbls Anonymous

Oh Lord! Pavel if we are all at the mercy of your mind...Well, that answers a lot of questions actually.

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Chad Jones Verified

All righty, time to channel Rawlins/Kirk/Morren/anyone with a brain and say that it'd be swell if you guys could remember that the story here is that someone died. Tout your jaded theology elsewhere, please.

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Teresa Gubbins Staff

jeez. yes dad

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Scott Doyle Verified

Well Chad, did you pray for Mr. Parks to be incarcerated for 20 years?

If not, are you going to stand in for him so Jesus doesn't strike you down?

1 year, 3 months ago ( Link to this comment | Suggest removal )

Jason Rice Verified

Jesus is going on strike?

What'd I miss?

I do wish we took drunk driving as seriously as waving a weapon around, but I gotta side with Pavel on the "vengeance via prayer" stance. "... and God bless Mommy and Daddy and smite all our foes" just isn't good copy.

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Erin Rice Verified

It sounded to me like she was just wishing for our judicial system to work as it's intended.

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