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The man responsible for her grief, Gabriel Delrisco, 43, listened with his shoulders slouched, his puffy eyes fixed on his shoes. For crashing into the Serrano family car in January 2009, wiping out a family, the judge sentenced him to 30 years in prison — 10 years for each child, to be served consecutively.
Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Rosa Rodriguez’s sentence for three counts of DUI manslaughter was the minimum allowed by law. Delrisco, who bought some good will by pleading guilty and sparing the family a trial, had faced up to 45 years.
The former dump truck driver pleaded guilty in February, two years after he plowed his SUV into the back of Hector Serrano’s idling minivan on South Dixie Highway.
Delrisco’s blood alcohol level was three times the legal limit, authorities said. He had spent the night drinking at a Mexican restaurant and later the Stir Crazy strip club.

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The man responsible for her grief, Gabriel Delrisco, 43, listened with his shoulders slouched, his puffy eyes fixed on his shoes. For crashing into the Serrano family car in January 2009, wiping out a family, the judge sentenced him to 30 years in prison — 10 years for each child, to be served consecutively.
Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Rosa Rodriguez’s sentence for three counts of DUI manslaughter was the minimum allowed by law. Delrisco, who bought some good will by pleading guilty and sparing the family a trial, had faced up to 45 years.
The former dump truck driver pleaded guilty in February, two years after he plowed his SUV into the back of Hector Serrano’s idling minivan on South Dixie Highway.
Delrisco’s blood alcohol level was three times the legal limit, authorities said. He had spent the night drinking at a Mexican restaurant and later the Stir Crazy strip club.

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DUI lawyer sues strip club after he gets drunk and spends $19k in ONE night
By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 6:23 PM on 27th April 2011
He specialises in DUI offences and boasts in a TV advert that he was going to traffic court when rival lawyers were ’still in diapers’.
But Mark Gold’s sense of judgement seems to have deserted him when he spent $18,930 in one night at a strip joint in Miami.
Now the 56-year-old attorney is taking the Gold Rush club to court, saying he was so drunk staff should have stopped serving him.
Legal action: DUI attorney Mark Gold is suing a Miami strip club after he got drunk and spent $18,930 on one night out (file photo)
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Expensive habit? Lawyer Mark Gold is suing Gold Rush strip club in Miami after he spent almost $19,000 on a drunken night out in November

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Strip Club Customer Wants His Money Back
     MIAMI (CN) – An attorney sued a strip club, claiming it got him so drunk he became “temporarily unconscious,” and it rang up $18,930 on his credit card.
     Mark S. Gold, who specializes in traffic cases, sued Turntable Entertainment and Production Co. dba the Gold Rush, in Miami-Dade County Court.
     Gold claims that in November 2010, “Gold Rush knowingly and continuously served plaintiff alcoholic beverages to the extent that he was rendered intoxicated, partially or temporarily unconscious, and further to the extent that he had a complete loss of judgment, rational thought, or ability to enter into lawful contracts or agreements.”
     He adds: “Gold Rush having knowingly caused plaintiff’s irrational state of mind, continued to ply him with liquor in order to charge his credit card excessive amounts to the extent of $18,930.

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Strip Club Customer Wants His Money Back
     MIAMI (CN) – An attorney sued a strip club, claiming it got him so drunk he became “temporarily unconscious,” and it rang up $18,930 on his credit card.
     Mark S. Gold, who specializes in traffic cases, sued Turntable Entertainment and Production Co. dba the Gold Rush, in Miami-Dade County Court.
     Gold claims that in November 2010, “Gold Rush knowingly and continuously served plaintiff alcoholic beverages to the extent that he was rendered intoxicated, partially or temporarily unconscious, and further to the extent that he had a complete loss of judgment, rational thought, or ability to enter into lawful contracts or agreements.”
     He adds: “Gold Rush having knowingly caused plaintiff’s irrational state of mind, continued to ply him with liquor in order to charge his credit card excessive amounts to the extent of $18,930.

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