He agrees that the leg break likely led to Tut's death. But there's always going to be speculation, he said. There is a number of possible causes of death for which there would be no residual evidence. Tut could have had pneumonia, or he could have died from a communicable disease.
A conviction for DUI, now called OVI (operating a vehicle under the influence) in Ohio, can be classified as either a misdemeanor or a felony. Generally, the classification of an OVI or DUI conviction is as follows: A first OVI, or second within six years of the first, is a first degree misdemeanor (M-1); A third OVI within six years is an unclassified misdemeanor;
Regulations Relevant to All HOV Facilities. 1  The HOV lanes are HOV 2+, meaning two or more people must occupy the vehicle. 2  An occupant is any person who occupies one seat in the vehicle (i.e. pregnant mothers count as one occupant, and an infant in an infant seat counts as one occupant).