One officer saw the driver of the Excursion, Tracy Lee Oliver, 46, standing by the driver’s door and asked him if he had consumed alcohol. Oliver stated he had, and that was further verified after he performed poorly on standardized field sobriety testing.
 

Lenoir City Police Officer Jeremy Dishner noted he could smell the odor of an alcoholic beverage on Oliver’s breath as he read the Tennessee Implied Consent Form.
 

“The suspect stated he would decline to give consent so that it would give him more time, indicating to Lt. Dishner that this would reduce the intoxication levels in his blood prior to the draw,” Brown wrote in a report.
 

Officers obtained a search warrant for a blood draw.

 

A search of the vehicle prior to towing revealed a loaded Glock 19 in the center console, an empty .22LR Derringer, 2.17 ounces of suspected marijuana in containers, $6,051, several pre-packaged containers of marijuana edibles, various empty cans of Miller Light and Coors Light and a pipe with suspected marijuana and suspected marijuana residue in it. Officers also found a 12-bottle Coors Light case behind the center console, which had five cans of Miller Light that were still cold.
 

“NCIC confirmed that the defendant has a revoked license for two prior DUI convictions, one from 2015 and the other from 2006,” Brown wrote in a report. “The defendant also did not have valid insurance.”

Oliver was charged with aggravated vehicular homicide, vehicular assault, driving under the influence, reckless endangerment, possession of a firearm during a dangerous felony, possession of a handgun while under the influence, manufacture, sell, delivery or resale of a Schedule VI substance, simple possession/casual exchange, possession of drug paraphernalia and driving on a revoked/suspended license and released on $151,000 bond. News Herald 12/3/18

With all those charges, Oliver was released on just $151,000.00 bond less than 24 hours after the crash. That means he most likely got out of jail for $15,100.00. No licenses, no insurance, guns, dope, beer, his history and he just killed an innocent 21 year old young woman, and he gets out with such a low bond? That's ridiculous. So now, he could be back on the roads to kill again? Some judge or magistrate dropped the ball on this one.

I see in Knoxville, the illegal immigrant who killed Pierce Corcoran in a drunk driving crash is being held on a one million dollar bond. I read where the sick human that kidnapped the little Jayme Closs girl and killed her parents is being held on five million dollar bond.

It could be years before Oliver's case winds through the court system and all this time, anyone on the road could be his next victim.

As surely as if Oliver had killed Kyrstin Sensabaugh with a knife or a gun, he murdered that young lady.

I surely hope he doesn't kill someone else before he's finally locked up where he belongs.