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Eriksson pleads not guilty to Enzo crash charges
Stefan Eriksson — the former video game company executive who destroyed his Ferrari Enzo in February — has plead not guilty to charges of embezzlement, grand theft auto and DUI. Authorities say Eriksson has an blood-alcohol level of .093 at the time of the crash, which took place while he was traveling over at nearly 200 mph. Eriksson is suspected of “stealing†two Ferrari Enzos and one Mercedes SLR from Europe by not paying money owed on them to financial firms there. Recently, Eriksson admitted to being the driver of the car after previously denying he was behind the wheel.
Stefan Eriksson — the former video game company executive who destroyed his Ferrari Enzo in February — has plead not guilty to charges of embezzlement, grand theft auto and DUI. Authorities say Eriksson has an blood-alcohol level of .093 at the time of the crash, which took place while he was traveling over at nearly 200 mph. Eriksson is suspected of “stealing†two Ferrari Enzos and one Mercedes SLR from Europe by not paying money owed on them to financial firms there. Recently, Eriksson admitted to being the driver of the car after previously denying he was behind the wheel.
