Horton man sentenced on charges in injury wreck
08/08/2024

Timothy Pahmahmie ( Credit: Brown Co Sheriff's Office)

(KNZA)--A Horton man convicted of charges in connection with a July 2023 Brown County wreck that left four others injured has been sentenced to 3 years and five months in prison.

Timothy Pahmahmie was sentenced Monday in Brown County District Court on two counts of aggravated battery and one count of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

According to court documents, he was credited for 269 days served in jail.

Pahmahmie pleaded no contest to the charges in July. In exchange for the plea, four additional counts were dismissed.

The charges stem from a two-vehicle wreck early July 4, 2023 at the intersection of 100th and Kingfisher Roads, about one mile west of U.S. 159 Highway.

The Kansas Highway Patrol says Pahmahmie was traveling on 100th Road when his pickup truck crashed into the driver's side of a SUV driven by Brandon Wingender, of Everest.

Wingender and a passenger in his vehicle, Brenda Middleton, of Horton, suffered suspected serious injuries in the wreck.

Pahmahmie and two passengers in his vehicle, Roberta Hanchor, of Nevada, and Adrain Darnell, of Horton, were also injured.


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