Great Falls man enters plea in motorcycle fatal

  GREAT FALLS, Mont. (AP) -- A Great Falls man has reached a plea agreement in
the drunken driving death of a passenger on his motorcycle.
   The Great Falls Tribune  reports Daniel Joseph Sangrey
 entered a no contest plea Thursday to the charge of vehicular homicide while
under the influence in the death of Robert Ross.
   Prosecutors alleged Sangrey's blood-alcohol level was 0.227, nearly three
times the legal driving limit, when he tried to pass a vehicle just before reaching
 a city intersection on July 23. The motorcycle slammed into the side of a van
making a left turn. Ross died four days later.
   The plea agreement recommends a 14-year sentence with 10 suspended.
   Sangrey was on supervised release from a 2001 drug conviction at the time of
the crash.
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