Man who was given a 10 year suspended sentence for manslaughter for hitting and killing a boy on a skateboard
June 21, 2022
A man who was given a 10 year suspended sentence for manslaughter for hitting and killing a boy on a skateboard, has had that suspended sentence revoked, after getting a new charge.
Documents for Abraham McDavid say in December of 2013, he pleaded guilty to manslaughter.
McDavid was driving with a suspended license on October 29, 2011, when he says the boy (Adrian Hardridge) ran out in front of him and McDavid hit him.
The boy died 6 days later.
In December of 2013, McDavid was given a 10 year suspended sentence except for 4 months to be served in a half-way house.
In May of 2021, McDavid was charged with having a gun as a felon and that’s when the DA filed paperwork to revoke McDavid’s previous suspended sentence.
A judge has now revoked it and sentenced McDavid to serve 2 years in prison for both the manslaughter case and the gun conviction.
Records show McDavid has been convicted previously in Tulsa County:
1992: stolen vehicle/drugs; 3 year deferred sentence
1993: robbery with a dangerous weapon; sentenced to 30 years in prison and served 11
2006: drugs/felon with a gun; 5 years in prison.
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