Woman pleads guilty to manslaughter for role in deadly Pulaski moped collision

A Eubank woman has pled guilty for her role in a moped collision in Pulaski County last year that resulted in the death of a Cincinnati man.

20-year-old Kayleigh Dismuke pled guilty to an amended charge of manslaughter second-degree and operating a motor vehicle under the influence earlier this week. She initially faced a charge of vehicular homicide while under the influence of alcohol.

Dismuke was sentenced to 7 years on the charges.

The collision occurred last October. State Police say Dismuke was traveling northbound on Highway 27 when her vehicle struck a moped. That moped was being operated by 31-year-old Dino Collins of Cincinnati.

Collins was transported to Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital, where he was later pronounced dead by the Pulaski County Coroner.

 

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