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Cocky Drunk Driver Plays Dumb After Killing Two Women in Deadly Crash
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23:39Now PlayingBodycam footage shows the shocking moments surrounding a deadly DUI crash that left two people dead in 2022. New Mexico man Nicholas Esteban Gurrola crashed head-on with an SUV carrying four passengers after sideswiping another vehicle. Gurrola attempted to escape the scene but was detained by witnesses until police arrived. Gurrola, who was under the influence of alcohol, pretended he was just smoking a cigarette and had nothing to do with the deadly crash. Las Cruces police took Gurrola into custody as they dealt with the tragic crime scene. Gurrola became cocky and aggressive at the hospital as officers questioned him. He appeared to show no remorse for his actions. Law&Crime’s Elizabeth Millner breaks down the deadly incident.
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