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Click Here to get your countdown at HTmate.com/Countdownmy name is emery porhola and i love to skate and shake things up a bit but other than that i like to paintball. and crash and burn crap up i also like to hang out with my uncle kevin, but i only get to do that once a year for two weeks.... yah thats about wat i like to do i am really good at skatboarding nowhere is a list of stuff i can do ollie.1
ollie north.2
shuv it.3
pop huv it.4
switch pop shuv it.5
nollie pop shuv it.6
fakie pop shuv it.7
180.8
kickflip.9
double kickflip.10
heelflip.11
double heelflip.12
varial flip.13
yah right.14
nose manal.15
nose maual with one foot.16
manual.17
nollie blindside shuv-it.18
nose slide.18
360 flip.20
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A man who killed two people when he turned off his headlights at night and ran a stop sign to avoid police pleaded guilty Monday to two counts of drunken driving.
Freddy Escobar, 25, originally was charged with five counts of reckless driving and five counts of drunken driving for the July 29, 1997, crash that killed 26-year-old Chad Porhola of Las Vegas and 19-year-old Israel Arceo of North Las Vegas.
Police began pursuing Escobar around the area of Jones Boulevard and Vegas Drive after getting a call about a man fitting his description pointing a gun at someone, according to Chief Deputy District Attorney Gary Booker.
When Escobar realized police were following him he began zooming east down Washington Avenue at speeds of 70 mph to 100 mph, Booker said.
Eventually police stopped the chase but by that point, around midnight, Escobar had turned off his headlights and gone through the stop sign, the prosecutor said.
The 1989 Mercury he was driving collided with a Kia sedan driven by Kenneth Tanner that then struck Porhola's Jeep Cherokee, which was heading north at the intersection of Washington and Martin Luther King Boulevard, according to police.
Porhola died at the scene. Arceo, who was Escobar's passenger, died a few days later at University Medical Center.
Tanner, Anthony Milo and Aramis Brumfield also were seriously injured.
Drunken driving causing death carries a sentence of between two and 20 years in prison. Under the terms of the plea bargain Booker will ask for the maximum sentence on the first count and agree to a sentence of four to 10 years on the second count.
