The 10-count indictment represents a significant shift in the case against Meighan, who now faces a maximum of more than 35 years in prison if convicted on all charges, according to the Baltimore state's attorney's office.
He had earlier been charged with less serious driving offenses - carrying a possible six-year combined sentence - in connection with the death of Miriam Frankl, an Illinois native who was struck and...
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