This man was high on drugs and driving without a license when he sped through an intersection and hit a teen volleyball player, costing her both legs. This is the moment he was sentenced. The jury found that this was not an accident. Mr. Riley, you were responsible for your choices from the moment you walked out of your home into that rental car. You chose not to have a valid driver's license for 5 years, which means you chose not to properly learn how to drive a car, which is a dangerous instrument readily capable of causing serious physical injury, as we have seen. You chose to violate the conditions of your house arrest, and you chose to drive that dangerous instrument recklessly. Those choices have consequence. So, as to count one, the defendant is sentenced to 6 years, 3 months. in the Missouri Department of Corrections. As to count two, 11 years, 8 months in Missouri Department of Correction. And as to count three, 10 months in the Justice Center. As to count five, the court imposes the maximum fine of $500. All the counts are to run consecutive for a total of 18 years and 9 months.