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GOSHEN, Ind. (AP) -- A man who struck and killed two bicyclists while driving on a northern Indiana road has pleaded guilty to charges of causing death while driving under the influence of drugs.
The Elkhart Truth reports 43-year-old Daniel Snead of Goshen broke down repeatedly during a hearing Friday in an Elkhart County court.
19-year-old Daniel Runion and 18-year-old David Anglemeyer were riding their bicycles east on a county road around 5:50 a.m. June 8, 2012, when they were struck by a westbound vehicle driven by Snead. Anglemeyer died instantly. Runion died later at a hospital in South Bend.
Snead was arrested Aug. 20 following an accident investigation.
Snead agreed to a sentence of 18 years in prison and six years in alternative placement. His sentencing is set for Feb. 14.
