Driver sentenced to nine years in prison for crash that killed TapouT co-founder

An Orange County, Calif. man involved in a 2009 car crash that killed TapouT co-founder Charles “Mask” Lewis today was sentenced to nine years in prison.

Jeffrey David Kirby, 53, was in December found guilty of one felony count of vehicular manslaugh…

An Orange County, Calif. man involved in a 2009 car crash that killed TapouT co-founder Charles “Mask” Lewis today was sentenced to nine years in prison.

Jeffrey David Kirby, 53, was in December found guilty of one felony count of vehicular manslaughter by unlawful act with gross negligence while intoxicated. He faced sentencing enhancements for causing great bodily injury.

Kirby faced a maximum of 13 years in prison. It was his second drunk-driving conviction.