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Former Ohio state The offensive lin Kirk Barton has been accused of a position of aggravated vehicle homicide after the police said he was driving intoxicated and on the wrong side of the road before getting into a car accident that killed a 24 -year -old man in Ohio during the weekend.
The Dublin Police said that Barton, 40, is suspected of conducting his collection “at high speed” in the historic Dublin just before Saturday morning when he hit a Lexus driven by Ethan Wence Perry.
Perry died at the scene of the accident, and Barton was transported to a hospital with “non -mortal” injuries.
Ohio’s right Tackle, Kirk Barton (74), during a game of September 11, 2004, against Marshall, played for Buckeyes from 2003 to 2007. (Columbus de Neal C. Lauron’s office photo)
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Columbus’s office He informed that Barton drove on the wrong side of the road before correcting before the accident. According to the report, the former Buckeyes player admitted to having drunk alcohol before driving and had a “blank look” and glassy eyes when the police arrived.
Dublin Police said Barton was accused of a position of aggravated vehicular homicide.
Ohio State Buckeyes’s offensive Tackle (74) Kirk Barton after a 48-3 victory over the golden flashes of Kent State at the Ohio stadium in Columbus on October 13, 2007. (Tom Szczerbowski/USA Today Sports)
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Barton appeared in the court on Monday and was released with a cash bail bonus of $ 500,000, Fox 8 reported. He was ordered not to leave the area and not drive. He will return in court next month.
Barton played the right Tackle for Buckeyes from 2003 to 2007 and was an All-American in his last season. He was later recruited by the Chicago Bears In the seventh Round of the 2008 NFL Draft.
Kirk Barton, from the Chicago Bears, poses for his shot in the head of the NFL 2008 on the day of the photo in Chicago. (Getty images)
Barton had brief periods with several other NFL teams.
