Both Lorin Manley and Gloria Manley died at the scene as a result of the crash.

A 12-year-old girl was also riding in the Honda at the time of the collision. Authorities said she was trapped in the front passenger area of the vehicle before bystanders rushed to help and managed to remove her from the wreckage.

The girl sustained serious injuries, including internal bleeding and a crushed pelvis, according to police. Her injuries highlighted the devastating consequences of the collision, which left two people dead and a child with severe physical trauma.

Scott also suffered injuries in the crash. Officials reported that he sustained a broken arm and fractures to his back.

Police arrested Scott following the deadly collision and continued investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash. The investigation indicated that he had been traveling more than twice the posted speed limit before striking the Honda.

The sentencing brings a significant legal development in a case involving two fatalities and a seriously injured child. While Scott initially faced a sentence of at least two years and seven months in jail, the judge's decision to suspend that term means he will serve six months behind bars and remain on probation for three years.

The court's decision also includes the revocation of Scott's driving privileges and the requirement that he provide a DNA sample.

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