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Drunk driver with tearful apology in Macomb County Courtroom

By Wordpress Admin User Dec 22, 2015 | 12:48 PM

It was an emotional day in the court room of Judge Mary Chrzanowski in Macomb County Tuesday morning. A tearful 21-year-old Nathan Heinz, apologized to the family of a man he killed while driving drunk earlier this summer in Sterling Heights. Police said he was drunk July 26 when the SUV he was driving ran over 44-year-old Charles Weber who was riding his motorcycle on Mound Road. Heinz was sentenced to 2-15 years in prison.