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Lori Doyle of Rochelle, Ill., is charged with DUI first offense following a golf cart accident in Gallatin Saturday that claimed the life of her husband. (Photo: Submitted) 
  
 An Illinois woman faces vehicular assault and DUI charges following a golf cart accident in Gallatin on Saturday that claimed the life of her husband. 
  
 Timothy Doyle, 60, was transported to Vanderbilt University Medical Center via medical helicopter after falling off of a golf cart and hitting his head in Foxland Harbor, a golf community along Old Hickory Lake. 
  
 Doyle died at the hospital just after 8 p.m. on Monday, according to a Vanderbilt spokesperson. 
  
 Lori Doyle, 55, was charged with vehicular assault, DUI first offense and implied consent, according to a police affidavit. 
  
 Sumner County District Attorney General Ray Whitley said Wednesday the case is still under investigation and that his office could bring additional charges against Doyle. 
  
 Gallatin police responded to the intersection of Albatross Way and Reynard Drive at around 9 p.m. Saturday, according to the affidavit. 
  
 When police arrived, an officer observed three open beer cans in the golf cart and one on the roof, the affidavit said. 
  
 As Lori Doyle spoke, the officer said he smelled alcohol on her breath and noticed her eyes were bloodshot and watery, according to court documents. 
  
 When asked how much alcohol she had to drink, Lori Doyle told the officer that she, her husband and another couple had all been "downtown" and hired an Uber taxi to get home, the affidavit said. The woman said that everyone drank around 10 beers each. 
  
 The Doyles were in town to visit family, Lori Doyle told police. She said she was driving the golf cart, another female was in the front passenger seat, and that her husband and another male were standing on the rear of the golf cart holding on to the roof, according to the affidavit. Lori Doyle stated she was driving the group to the Foxland club house to get food, and that she turned too fast, causing her husband and the other man to be thrown from the golf cart. 
  
 When Timothy Doyle fell, he struck his head on the pavement, his wife told police. The other man sustained abrasions and scrapes to his arms, according to the affidavit. 
  
 The document also states that Lori Doyle denied performing field sobriety tests as well as providing a blood sample. She was taken to Sumner Regional Medical Center where a search warrant was executed for a blood draw, according to the affidavit. 
  
 Lori Doyle was then taken to the Sumner County Jail, and was released Sunday on a $10,000 composite bond. She is scheduled to appear in Sumner County General Sessions Court at 9 a.m. on Nov. 15. 
  
 Vehicular assault, a charge for causing serious injury to another person by a DUI driver, is a Class D felony in Tennessee with a possible sentence of two to four years in jail for a first-time offender. Vehicular homicide, a Class B felony, involves a fatal crash caused by a DUI driver and carries a possible sentence of 8-12 years in jail. 
  
 At least one other golf cart death has occurred in Middle Tennessee in the last five years. In May 2015, a Williamson County teen died after the golf cart he was riding in struck a large brick mailbox. A few weeks prior, three Franklin teens were transported to an area hospital after a golf cart they were riding in overturned in a subdivision near Battle Ground Academy. 
  
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Timothy and Lori Doyle of Illinois were visiting family in Gallatin, Tenn., when a night out at a golf community along a lake turned tragic Saturday. Timothy, 60, was standing up riding on the back of a golf cart while his wife, 55, drove them and another couple to the club house to get food. She turned too fast and both men were thrown from the cart; Timothy hit his head on the pavement and died at a hospital Monday—and Lori was charged with vehicular assault, DUI, and more, the Tennessean reports. Police say that when they arrived at the scene, Lori's eyes were bloodshot and they could smell alcohol on her breath; they also saw three open beer cans in the golf cart and one on its roof. Lori allegedly told police the group had been downtown, had each had about 10 beers, and had hired an Uber to get back home. Once in the golf cart, "Lori began to turn left at the intersection at which time (he) told her to turn right. Lori turned right at the intersection in an abrupt movement, causing Timothy and (him) to be thrown from the rear of the golf cart," an affidavit states, per the Gallatin News. Police say she would not give a blood sample or do a field sobriety test, so a search warrant was executed for a blood draw at a local medical center. The other man suffered only scrapes and abrasions on his arms.