Woman Gets $750 Fine For Highway Beer Handoff
POSTED: 2:55 pm CDT March 14,
2008
UPDATED: 3:47 pm CDT March 14,
2008
NEBRASKA CITY, Neb. -- A judge has fined a woman $750 for letting her teenage daughter lean out of a school van on a highway to get beer from a vehicle full of boys.
Watch KETV's Original Report From October
The woman, Terry Kisling, 48, of Hickman, in October was driving a van full of eight Norris High School cheerleaders to a game in Nebraska City. Principal John Skretta said the boys from a Lincoln high school pulled up next to the school van. One of girls held up a sign that said "Beer?" Then one of the boys held out a can of beer, and Kisling maneuvered the school van close enough for her daughter to grab the beer.
Kisling pleaded no contest to contributing to the delinquency of a minor and was sentenced by Otoe County Judge John Steinheider.In a plea deal, a charge of reckless driving was dropped.Someone tipped off administrators two weeks after the incident. They said at the time that they called the sheriff's office, interviewed the girls and Kisling, and she was no longer allowed to drive for the school.
Watch KETV's Original Report From October The woman, Terry Kisling, 48, of Hickman, in October was driving a van full of eight Norris High School cheerleaders to a game in Nebraska City. Principal John Skretta said the boys from a Lincoln high school pulled up next to the school van. One of girls held up a sign that said "Beer?" Then one of the boys held out a can of beer, and Kisling maneuvered the school van close enough for her daughter to grab the beer.
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Previous Stories:
- October 24, 2007: Mom Charged With Letting Cheerleaders Grab Beer Identified
- October 24, 2007: Mom Accused Of Helping Students Get Beer From Moving SUV
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